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[Bernhard Froehlich <ted AT convey.de>]

Markus Warg schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> well, ok...
> 1st from where do I get the source of the signing server?
>
> 2nd once I have the code I can start to play. VM offers integration for
> several pieces of hardware (but no physical serial ports currently...
> doh). Ok, but you can map named pipes into virtual machines and then
> make two virtual machines use the same named pipe. Which effectively
> SHOULD behave as two machines connected with an serial cable or modem.
>
> Have to try it out (once I have an signing server up&running).
Hi Markus,

it would be great if you could record your experiences in a document 
(wiki page, simple text document, HTML or OpenOffice, just the way you 
like it) so maybe the next one who tries this might save some hours by 
learning from you... :-)

Ted
;)

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