Comments for webCDwriter
Fedora 8.
Won't work with Fedora 8. Not sure if it's a config issue or a package issue, but it tries to start and then just takes up CPU time. Debug set to 9 doesn't show any errors in the log file.
Great product!
I work for an ISV, and we burn custom CDs for our clients. I've implemented a LAMP frontend that hits the CDWriter daemon backend to create the custom CDs. We also use the Java frontend to do more general burning around the office. We would have had to do a LOT more work to accomplish these tasks without the help of webCDWriter! It is a great product.
Web CD Writer
Excellent product. Our (non profit) organisation has been using it for nearly a year now. It lets all our staff create CDs without requiring CD writers or CD writing software on client machines.
We have had excellent feedback from users on using this service.
Thanks
Patrick Gade
World Vision New Zealand
Excelent
After more than 2 years of use, I could say this program is a "must have" to anyone with a (cd|dvd)writer even without a network.
keep on.
webCDcreator
What can I say? This program is simply awesome! It does what I want totally, and free's up the burner for anyone on my home LAN to use! I put it in my webbox running Mandrake 8.2 and havent looked back, keep up the great work!
simple to use!
i don't even need a local cd-burner since i got
webcdwriter!
it works great with suse linux 8.0 and 7.3
(server) and i can use it with my mac & pc
RH 7.2 and MPG123
While I think it's great that you've written an RPM for RH 7.2, consider that RH has left MPG123 behind in favor of the more GPL compliant MPG321, and the RPM will not install without complaining.
Cheers -
Don
webCDwriter
Great program ... the java interface is very
attractive and functional for burning cross platform
data CDs (locally and remotely) from iso image
files and from the mounted directories (local and
remote).
I prefer webCDwriter over xcdroast & others
now!!!
Re: Fedora 8.
> Won't work with Fedora 8. Not sure if
> it's a config issue or a package issue,
> but it tries to start and then just
> takes up CPU time. Debug set to 9
> doesn't show any errors in the log file.
Another thought is that since this is Java based (I think), it may be the Fedora IceTea java package is the issue.
Not a java person, so I have no idea.