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## OTN Standard Iterations
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Note: These are not updates to the client or server software, but rather the overall concept of OTN.
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### v1.02
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### v1.00-release
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OTN now uses NetCat raw TCP, and is therefor easier to make servers on any computer
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Notice: It is not recommended to print from outside the local network with OTN as it does not have any encryption at all.
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<img src="map100.png" alt="An Image Of The Network Mac For OTN v1.00">
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### v0.5.0-testing
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OTN is now compatible with IBM compatibles!
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<img src="map102.png" alt="An Image Of The Network Map For OTN v1.02">
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<img src="map05.png" alt="An Image Of The Network Map For OTN v0.5">
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### v1.01
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An update to OTN that doesn't do much but clean up v1.00, which was thrown together in an afternoon.
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### v0.1.1-testing
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An update to OTN that doesn't do much but clean up v0.1.0 which was thrown together in an afternoon.
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### v1.00
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<img src="map.png" alt="An Image Of The Network Map For OTN v1.00 and 1.01">
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### v0.1.0-concept
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<img src="map.png" alt="An Image Of The Network Map For OTN v0.10 and v0.11">
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The first version of OTN! No support for IBM compatibles yet, and basic functionality, but it works!
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## How It Works
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In this, the modern computer will be refered to as the "client" and the old computer the "server". This will be explained later.
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The client hosts a script that controls all of the client-side magic. The server connects to the modern PC and inputs information (IP and file name).
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The client hosts some scripts that controls all of the client-side magic. The server connects to the modern PC and inputs information (IP and file name).
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### The Client-side Magic
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The client consists of 3 components - the Frontend, WGET, and, the beating heart of OTN, PDFToPrinter. WGET downloads the PDF from the server and PDFToPrinter prints it, while the front end wraps it all up into a user-friendly script.
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### The Not-As-Cool Server-side Magic
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The server really only consists of an FTP server, which hosts the PDF files on the computer.
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The server really only consists of an _ server, which hosts the PDF files on the computer.
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## Why I Made This Project
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Well it's a few years before college, I might as well start making some preparations. I decided I'd use my PowerMac G3 as my main computer and bring my desktop for gaming and to keep some servers I run operational. Sure, I could just use my desktop, but I just really want to use my PowerMac. So I will. One thing I know I'll have to do is print documents. However, I realized that its gonna be hard and expensive to find a printer that has drivers for Mac OS 9.2.2, so I needed a different solution, and that's when I made OTN.
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Well it's a few years before college, I might as well start making some preparations. I decided I'd use my PowerMac G3 as my main computer and bring my desktop for gaming and to keep some servers I run operational. Sure, I could just use my desktop, but I just really want to use my PowerMac because I'm weird. So I will. One thing I know I'll have to do is print documents. However, I realized that its gonna be hard and expensive to find a printer that has drivers for Mac OS 9.2.2, so I needed a different solution, and that's when I made OTN.
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## Installation and Usage
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### PowerMac Instructions
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