Ola,
Interesting issue:
I found this morning, my machine was not opening Renderama Slave and I found why.
- I tried to trash Slave preferences and so on, no success.
- When I opened Terminal (Mac), I saw that my machine user had a different name, so, I found in the System preferences / Network, that my machine was changed by the Studio TD professional, he changed my machine name in the ethernet, it started to conflict with another machine with same name and another static IP address.
- After changing my machine name and restarting.
- Everything is fine now :)
Thanks
Tom
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Started by Tomas Egger, Nov 09 2011 08:35 PM
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 08:35 PM
Ola,
Interesting issue:
I found this morning, my machine was not opening Renderama Slave and I found why.
- I tried to trash Slave preferences and so on, no success.
- When I opened Terminal (Mac), I saw that my machine user had a different name, so, I found in the System preferences / Network, that my machine was changed by the Studio TD professional, he changed my machine name in the ethernet, it started to conflict with another machine with same name and another static IP address.
- After changing my machine name and restarting.
- Everything is fine now :)
Thanks
Tom
Interesting issue:
I found this morning, my machine was not opening Renderama Slave and I found why.
- I tried to trash Slave preferences and so on, no success.
- When I opened Terminal (Mac), I saw that my machine user had a different name, so, I found in the System preferences / Network, that my machine was changed by the Studio TD professional, he changed my machine name in the ethernet, it started to conflict with another machine with same name and another static IP address.
- After changing my machine name and restarting.
- Everything is fine now :)
Thanks
Tom
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