Now I'm REALLY ticked off!!

[TheyCallMeSAK]

It was bad enough to not have a warning about the switch to OGR. After fixing all of my clients with the

[misc]
project-priority=RC5,DES=0,CSC=0,OGR=0

OGR came back!! I had to restart the system I'm on for something. Just now I noticed its back cracking OGR packets! Sure enough, I checked the dnetc.ini file and wouldn't ya know it:

[misc]
project-priority=RC5,DES=0,CSC=0,OGR=

That is what it said. Does this thing have a mind of its own. It changed the config file on you without your permission!

 

[dvch]

Mine were all done from the configure command and have remained active after reboots.

 

[dawks]

Perhaps you didnt save the file??
Thats the only explination I can think of.. Mine works fine now..

 

[MWalkden]

I'm not aware of this being a problem either. I would have to say something else caused the issue although I wouldn't have a clue what. Maybe a bad cut and paste? Try switching it back and see if it happens again. If it does, then I would say this thing really is a trojan!

 

[Hossenfeffer]

Another alternative would be to set the priority to RC5,OGR=0 and forget the other two. I mean, really, what have they ever done for you? Besides the occasional load of laundry, that is.

Sleepless night + bad sense of humor = amazing forum posts

 

[Drakkhen]

Are all of your clients sharing the same .ini file?

I would make changes to the .ini file, and if any of the other clients were active, the .ini file wouldn't update.

Just a thought.