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May 1st, 2002
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Limewire logs in to company fileserver!
When I start Limewire and it starts its connections, it always asks me to log into my companys fileserver! If I click "cancel" on the dialog, Limewire then quits. How can I make it ignore my company fileserver?
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May 1st, 2002
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No, it's our company's general file and print server. Everyone has a personal volume on it, but I don't have mine set-up to fileshare.
Thing is, our internet connection is completely separate from the fileserver. I'm on a Mac running OS9.0.4 The fileserver is a Win2k server. I connect to the server using DAVE. My internet connection is direct via a T1.
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