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...n the front and is 5m from the HP Procurv AP that covers the whole of the first floor. A key point I thought I had included in the OP is that this is mostly a problem on startup. It does sometimes drop off during use, but mainly the problem is not being able to activate it on startup. I am a traditionalist and long for the days before NetworkManager when networks were much simpler to admin, and much more stable. Is it possible to remove NetworkManager and go back to the good old days, and still have WIFI work properly?

On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 12:04 PM, Frank Cox <theatre at melvilletheatre.com> wrote: > That sounds like a weak signal from your wifi transmitter. > Or signal interference. Where is the antennae located on the server? Ran into signal issues with antennae which were tucked behind the server before.

...d in the front and is 5m from the HP Procurv AP that covers the whole of the first floor. A key point I thought I had included in the OP is that this is mostly a problem on startup. It does sometimes drop off during use, but mainly the problem is not being able to activate it on startup. I am a traditionalist and long for the days before NetworkManager when networks were much simpler to admin, and much more stable. Is it possible to remove NetworkManager and go back to the good old days, and still have WIFI work properly? _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS at cen...

It seems that /etc/locale.conf is ignored in Centos 7. As a traditionalist who prefers things sorted lexicographically rather than indiscriminately with case ignored and dates to be displayed in the form "Sep 11 2008", I have always added lines to this file: $ cat /etc/locale.conf LANG="en_US.UTF-8" # Fix collating sequence for sort and ls ex...

...m the HP Procurv AP that covers the whole of the first floor. > > A key point I thought I had included in the OP is that this is mostly a > problem on startup. It does sometimes drop off during use, but mainly the > problem is not being able to activate it on startup. > > I am a traditionalist and long for the days before NetworkManager when > networks were much simpler to admin, and much more stable. > > Is it possible to remove NetworkManager and go back to the good old days, > and still have WIFI work properly? > _______________________________________________ > Cent...

...39;'s that stupid. So there needs to be someone in the network that answers ARPs as a proxy for this device with the MAC for the device. I found no solution to configure this with Linux. Anyhow this new behaviour seems to be not overly the "unixway" to do things... (ok I''m a traditionalist and that''s no reason not to change things). Enough whining. Thanks for the patience Stefan

...in the Middle East ? they resort to ideological attacks, an important one being the imposition of their new religion, the Holocaust Narrative. ?Whoever accepts the Holocaust as the most important historical event,? Shamir quotes one thinker as saying, ?is able to carry out the civil war against the traditionalist majority and becomes a member of the in-group for the globalists.? Shamir adds how the Holocaust ?also has a theological value as this event is offered to supplant the Crucifixion for believers.? Certainly any Christian even half aware of culture and law in the last half century must admit a growi...

...in the Middle East ? they resort to ideological attacks, an important one being the imposition of their new religion, the Holocaust Narrative. ?Whoever accepts the Holocaust as the most important historical event,? Shamir quotes one thinker as saying, ?is able to carry out the civil war against the traditionalist majority and becomes a member of the in-group for the globalists.? Shamir adds how the Holocaust ?also has a theological value as this event is offered to supplant the Crucifixion for believers.? Certainly any Christian even half aware of culture and law in the last half century must admit a growi...