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dang
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response 25 of 283:
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Sep 29 17:34 UTC 1997 |
When I log in, I get this:
0: Event not found.
and portions of my .login and .cshrc are not run. For example, I don't get
a path, but I do get my prompt. (Path is in .login, prompt is in .cshrc)
Yet, I don't get my alias file sourced (in .cshrc) I really haven't
changed anything (Yeah, that's what they all say, but I haven't changed
anything on my account in over a year) If I source .login and .cshrc by
hand, everything works fine. Anyone know what's up? (I use tcsh, and
have never had a single problem in the past)
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valerie
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response 26 of 283:
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Sep 30 02:08 UTC 1997 |
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dang
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response 27 of 283:
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Sep 30 20:41 UTC 1997 |
Oops. I did add that alias. I thought I had it right. (Okay, so I *did*
change something!) (The .login, I didn't change anything. Probably saved it
with a different number of spaces. I changed tabwidths and stuff.)
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scott
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response 28 of 283:
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Sep 30 21:21 UTC 1997 |
OK, ttyh5, which was not set for error-correcting, is now set for
error-correcting.
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dpc
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response 29 of 283:
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Oct 1 20:48 UTC 1997 |
I got an endless ring on -3000 a few minutes ago, but got right in
on -4931.
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valerie
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response 30 of 283:
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Oct 1 23:26 UTC 1997 |
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cmcgee
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response 31 of 283:
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Oct 2 01:51 UTC 1997 |
I had a similar problem this morning on 4931 and 5041. I would get
"connected" by never get a login prompt. The second time I tried, I walked
away from the screen for 7 minutes and came back to find Deja News on the
screen??????
Anyway, after dialing in just fine on 3000, I came back and was able to get
on with 5041
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jiffer
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response 32 of 283:
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Oct 2 02:11 UTC 1997 |
something strange happened to me when i logged on... i got to the end waiting
for it to give me the > prompt.... but instead i got the loggin prompt again!
This is the second time it has happened... i telnetted in...
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janc
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response 33 of 283:
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Oct 2 03:32 UTC 1997 |
Re #24: The itemlist page will be slow in large conferences (since it needs
to read the header of every itemlist in the conference). Not much I can do
about that, but the next release of Backtalk (which I've been working on for
the last few days) should be noticably faster.
What sort of "menu" are you looking for?
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valerie
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response 34 of 283:
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Oct 2 17:53 UTC 1997 |
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jiffer
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response 35 of 283:
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Oct 2 22:01 UTC 1997 |
shanks Valerie... now i must harm Irving for convinceing me to switch to
tsch.... back to normalicy!
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dpc
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response 36 of 283:
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Oct 6 18:49 UTC 1997 |
Just now I (again) got an endless ring on -3000 and got right in
on -4931.
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ivynymph
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response 37 of 283:
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Oct 6 19:00 UTC 1997 |
I got a connection on 761-3000 just now.
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yamunda
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response 38 of 283:
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Oct 7 06:14 UTC 1997 |
write varuna hi there
hi
?
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snow
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response 39 of 283:
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Oct 7 11:06 UTC 1997 |
I also (again) got an endless ring on -3000 a...
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ivynymph
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response 40 of 283:
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Oct 7 11:13 UTC 1997 |
761-3000 takes about 5 or 6 rings to pick up sometimes, but it
has bee consistently picking up, though last night I was also
consistently connecting but the modems didn' want to talk to me.
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scott
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response 41 of 283:
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Oct 7 12:14 UTC 1997 |
Well, I've fixed the line that was open, but ivynymph stole my recommendation:
don't give up, because we have a system now that forwards to the next line
if there is no answer for x rings.
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orinoco
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response 42 of 283:
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Oct 8 00:40 UTC 1997 |
Re#34: What is the improper or proper way to log out?
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valerie
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response 43 of 283:
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Oct 8 02:59 UTC 1997 |
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tpryan
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response 44 of 283:
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Oct 8 03:04 UTC 1997 |
Is there a reason why the system number are up to 24.whatever?
Time to log in and launch mail was close to three minutes.
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valerie
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response 45 of 283:
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Oct 8 14:58 UTC 1997 |
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tsty
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response 46 of 283:
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Oct 8 19:21 UTC 1997 |
cant report the problem because it had to get fixed first ...but
mucho thankxxx to mdw for the stitch-n-fixit work on /etc/passwd.
like ......./phew! close call, y'all!
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senna
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response 47 of 283:
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Oct 10 04:25 UTC 1997 |
I learned the correct way to log out the semi-difficult way... I dialed into
a session of someone who did it the wrong way. Had I possessed the
motivation, I could have done all sorts of unpleasant things with the login
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dpc
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response 48 of 283:
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Oct 10 20:58 UTC 1997 |
<sigh> our load average is now around 25. Is this still due to too
many sendmail processes? Or the System's eccentricity? It took
almost a minute for me to *exit* my mail!
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orinoco
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response 49 of 283:
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Oct 11 00:22 UTC 1997 |
I haven't been having any mail problems myself of late - several times I've
noticed someone log on, and shortly afterwards gotten a piece of mail from
them, so speed seems not to be a problem.
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