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cross
response 158 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 17:58 UTC 2005

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keesan
response 159 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 20:08 UTC 2005

I dialed grex and got a few lines of garbage.  Please keep working on the
modems.
dpc
response 160 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 14:43 UTC 2005

Right, the modems are *still* not working.  I have no way to access my 
mail.  Of course, if we had installed a real web-based mail system by 
this time, which I campaigned for last year, this would not be a 
problem.

Oh, well - step by step progress.
rcurl
response 161 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 15:08 UTC 2005

I'm using the real Grex web-based mail system now....via telnet (ssh). 
Your machine probably supports it. Try it.
tod
response 162 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 15:38 UTC 2005

re #160
Squirrelmail aint all its cracked up to be..especially in the brute force
hacks department.
remmers
response 163 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 16:40 UTC 2005

Re #158:  Dunno.  I'd hate to get into a situation where staff has
to run around killing bots manually.
cross
response 164 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 18:41 UTC 2005

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mcnally
response 165 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 19:38 UTC 2005

 I turned idled back on because when I tried to ssh in yesterday I didn't
 get a pty and had to retry for about 10 minutes before I grabbed one as
 someone logged out.  I didn't want other people to go through the same
 process, as we've already had enough frustration over service disruptions.
keesan
response 166 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 19:54 UTC 2005

Some machines (at public libraries) do NOT provide telnet.
If you want web-based email, sign up with sdf for $1 lifetime membership, and
use squirrel mail there.
cross
response 167 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 20:06 UTC 2005

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rcurl
response 168 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 20:07 UTC 2005

I don't know about public libraries, but at various sites I have visited and
used public computers, at some universities, I was able to download  Putty
and ssh. Why don't libraries provide Putty (or equivalent)? 

SSH *includes* the capability of web-based mail. I think you mean
cross
response 169 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 20:14 UTC 2005

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nharmon
response 170 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 20:15 UTC 2005

If you want web-based email, I have 100 invites to Gmail that I can give
out. And when I've used them all up, I'll probably get 100 more. Let me
know if you want one.
twenex
response 171 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 22:39 UTC 2005

I have ninety-eight left for anyone who wants one, too.
sholmes
response 172 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 03:00 UTC 2005

And there are other webmail services which doesn't need invites.
nharmon
response 173 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 04:24 UTC 2005

Yeah, but Gmail does no evil. 8D
mary
response 174 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 11:52 UTC 2005

You don't need an "invite" to obtain a gmail account.  They'll
send the key as a text message to any cell phone. 
nharmon
response 175 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 14:45 UTC 2005

For some, that test message costs money. I can give you an invite for free. 
tod
response 176 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 17:22 UTC 2005

ssh into Grex this morning
Warning: no access to tty (Bad file descriptor).
                                                mesg: I/O stream 2 improperly
redirected
        mesg: I/O stream 2 improperly redirected
                                                Type 'bbs' to see what Grex
is all about!
         Type 'change' to change your settings.
                                               Type 'faq' to see answers to
frequently asked questions.
                       Thus no job control in this shell.
                                                         stty: not a terminal
                                                                          
 stty: not a terminal
                 stty: not a terminal
keesan
response 177 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 17:37 UTC 2005

Someone please notify us if it is worth trying the modems again.
albaugh
response 178 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 18:24 UTC 2005

When I try to telnet to grex right now, it won't let me, saying:

telnetd: All network ports in use.

What is going on here?!  (this response posted via the web)
rcurl
response 179 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 18:43 UTC 2005

I logged in at 13:07 via telnet with no problem. I must have  been part
of the problem at 13:24  8^}.
albaugh
response 180 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 19:05 UTC 2005

30+ minutes later telnet login succeeded.  What happened to the telnet
queue?  With nextgrex we're not supposed to be denied login with a "no
ports" condition, right?
marcvh
response 181 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 19:16 UTC 2005

Telnet login succeeds now, but ssh login hangs for me.
rcurl
response 182 of 276: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 19:16 UTC 2005

Does this represent the above problem:

Warning: no access to tty (Bad file descriptor).
                                                Thus no job control in this
shell.
  mesg: I/O stream 2 improperly redirected
                                          mesg: I/O stream 2 improperly
redirected
   2:12PM  up 16 days, 18:19, 27 users, load averages: 0.77, 0.77, 0.81
                                                                       stty:
not a terminal
           stty: not a terminal
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