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tsty
response 100 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 08:42 UTC 1995

agreed.
davel
response 101 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 10:26 UTC 1995

It sounded to me as though it's likely that, if anyone remembers to do it,
when this stuff is set up on the Sun 4 there's likely to be a publically-
available database created by "nobody" (which will get permission-denied
errors & not list unpermitted dirs) and one readable only by staff or some
subset which reads everything.  That was suggested, & no one's been
screaming & pounding the table in favor of continuing the violation of
normal policy regarding perms.

I don't think it's a really high-priority item, and given the amount of
work yet to be done on the Sun 4, it seems all too likely to get lost
in the mass of details, however.
ajax
response 102 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 15:33 UTC 1995

  I think if a vote were taken, there would be support for a
dual-database approach.  However, not being a super important
item, it's not worth taking a vote, and even if such a vote
passed, that doesn't mean it would be implemented.  But I hope
davel's vision of its just being changed in the Sun 4 happens.
rcurl
response 103 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 17:05 UTC 1995

I agree.
popcorn
response 104 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 23:00 UTC 1995

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lilmo
response 105 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 13 06:12 UTC 1995

To clarify the second part of my last post:  The discussion on "locate" was
drift.  Was there any resolution on the issue of "Indecent Files", the
original stated purpose for this item?
rcurl
response 106 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 13 07:15 UTC 1995

That was what I addressed in my comments a couple of posts ago.
lilmo
response 107 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 14 02:08 UTC 1995

OK, sorry, I couldn't tell, and most of the other comments referred to the
"locate" issue, so I wasn't sure which you were referring to, as your comments
were ambiguous as to their subject.
Oh, well.
rcurl
response 108 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 14 03:41 UTC 1995

Me ambiguous? Hardly. I have many fames for my consistencies.
lilmo
response 109 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 15 19:47 UTC 1995

Cross-item chatter !!  That's illegal, right??  :-)  Besides, I didn't say
that you weren't consistent, I just said that your post was ambiguous, lending
itself to more than one interpretation.
mdw
response 110 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 07:10 UTC 1995

About the only thing 640 mode .plan's will do is make it harder for staff
to look at the .plan's.  Just harder - not impossible.
popcorn
response 111 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 12:33 UTC 1995

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mdw
response 112 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 05:29 UTC 1995

Ah, good point.  Poor arthur!
popcorn
response 113 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 14:32 UTC 1995

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popcorn
response 114 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 14:32 UTC 1995

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lilmo
response 115 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 16:46 UTC 1995

Well, *I* dont', what do you mean, "arthur"??
srw
response 116 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 23 11:38 UTC 1995

I understand Valerie's question. It refers to Marcus's #112 "Poor Arthur!"

Who's Arthur?
selena
response 117 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 03:15 UTC 1995

        adbarr? 
popcorn
response 118 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 15:23 UTC 1995

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adbarr
response 119 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 20:47 UTC 1995

selena?
lilmo
response 120 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 20:38 UTC 1995

I think she was guessing at who "arthur" might be...
selena
response 121 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 26 17:29 UTC 1995

        Yeah, and poorly, too
lilmo
response 122 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 27 03:48 UTC 1995

Well, at least you tried...  :-)  That's better than some of us did.
selena
response 123 of 123: Mark Unseen   Sep 29 02:39 UTC 1995

        Thanks, Mark.. and sorry, arnold..
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