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davel
response 13 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 6 01:46 UTC 2000

A birthday announcement.  Unless it did change somehow, it was for 5 users
whose logins all began with "a", I think.
scg
response 14 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 6 03:00 UTC 2000

I think it may have been left over from last year.  I'm not sure if anybody
got around to doing anything here for April Fools this year.
spooked
response 15 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 6 03:09 UTC 2000

I *was* coming to the US for the board meeting (a day or so late, though:)
krj
response 16 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 8 17:18 UTC 2000

Grex is off the net.  scg reported in party that the P50 router at the 
Pumpkin was not responding to telnets from Grex, so he's going to 
reboot it unless someone else on the staff beats him to the pumpkin.
rcurl
response 17 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 8 19:40 UTC 2000

 3:39pm  up 19 days,  8:07,  3 users,  load average: 0.09, 0.01, 0.00
Login      Name               TTY  Idle  Login Time   Location   Work Phone
rcurl    Rane Curl            *pc        Apr  8 15:38
scg      Steve Gibbard         co        Apr  8 14:46
wplemmer William P. Lemmer    *sa     6  Apr  8 15:30

(I guess everyone is over on the walk.....)
tpryan
response 18 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 12 23:09 UTC 2000

        Could not get a connect thru on 3000.  Had to dial 5041.
krj
response 19 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 12:43 UTC 2000

/var is full, and this seems to have broken party.  When I entered party,
I got the "/var full" message, and I could do nothing further except
break the connection to Grex.
richard
response 20 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 06:23 UTC 2000

hey, I got a  message that Im moare than halfway to my "mailbox quota"..
when did grex institute a mailbox quota?  I dont remember seeing any
discussion about this.  I'd hate to see grex become too militaristic...
whats next file quotas>
scg
response 21 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 06:29 UTC 2000

Both have been around for years.
senna
response 22 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 08:00 UTC 2000

Many, many years.  I've been hovering near my quota for at least three.
richard
response 23 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 19:46 UTC 2000

hmm..maybe I just hadnt noticed, Im probably rarely near the levels where
quota message need to be sent out
mdw
response 24 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 22:03 UTC 2000

Grex has mailbox quotas because otherwise there would be no disk space
for incoming mail.  For a few years, grex staff tried to handle this
"manually", but when the usual procedure became (more & more often)
delete the offending account (because usually the person couldn't be
contacted, hmm!) mailbox quotas went into effect.  When the quota is
exceeded, grex will no longer accept mail.  We tried using a "temporary"
failure for this at first (which means if you caught it quickly enough,
you wouldn't lose any mail) but we had to give that up as well & return
a permament error because some mailers, when they get a temporary error,
try again right away, and grex couldn't afford the CPU to keep rejecting
that mail many times a minute.
hhsrat
response 25 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 22:59 UTC 2000

I had a rather unusual occurance with BackTalk today.  I tried to 
connect at www.cyberspace.org/cgi-bin/bt and it timed out.  When I tried 
www.grex.org/cgi-bin/bt everything worked fine.
jp2
response 26 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 14:51 UTC 2000

This response has been erased.

otaking
response 27 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 15:06 UTC 2000

I hit CNTL-X to send an e-mail, only to get the message "illegal command: core
dumped" The system froze until I exited out of the program entirely.
janc
response 28 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 01:00 UTC 2000

I don't think there is any difference between the names 'grex.org' and
'cyberspace.org'.  There may be some weird situations where Backtalk is
temporarily slow in responding (due to a locked file or some such). 
This is especially likely when the load on Grex is high.
hematite
response 29 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 16:57 UTC 2000

Is ther any particular reason why in the middle of reading Agora through
backtalk that I can't get into backtalk at all? I was halfway done when I 
was asked for my password, after typing it in a half a dozen times it
still won't let me connect and now I'm logged in through telnet, which is
working fine. Help?
krj
response 30 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 17:40 UTC 2000

/var is full, bringing party to a complete halt.
jor
response 31 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 17:42 UTC 2000

confirmed, not that confirmation was needed
drew
response 32 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 19:53 UTC 2000

Party is complaining that /var is full. (/var/spool/mail is a separate
partition, and thus not to blame.)
krj
response 33 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 20:33 UTC 2000

/var got better for a little while but it is full again.
scott
response 34 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 22:01 UTC 2000

Wish I knew what was filling it up. :(
krj
response 35 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 22:16 UTC 2000

/var has gone this afternoon from 100%, down a little bit, then up 
to 103% and now 105%.
krj
response 36 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 29 18:22 UTC 2000

Today's problem is that telnet connections are being very unstable.
See the party log over the last hour to read lots of people, from 
different ISPs, whining about being dropped or having connections
freeze.
atticus
response 37 of 222: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 14:14 UTC 2000

Re #29: The same thing happened to me too; a couple of times in the last 
few days.
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