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25 new of 306 responses total.
albaugh
response 75 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 18:13 UTC 1998

Has the "more" program been changed recently?  It no longer works on multiple
files - only the last one is more'd.  What should happen is that if there are
multiple files in the file spec, each one is preceded by its name, and more
pauses at the end of each file.  At least that's how it works on other UNIX
systems.  I thought it worked that way on grex too.  Anyone know what's up?
The current more is pretty useless, worse than cat...  :-(
valerie
response 76 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 19:05 UTC 1998

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valerie
response 77 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 19:09 UTC 1998

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jep
response 78 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 19:17 UTC 1998

Jan, is there some appropriate forum for talking about Backtalk issues?  
I haven't seen anything in the conferences I read, but I'd be willing to 
add another conference to my list.  From time to time I have ideas, 
which I'd be happy to post somewhere.  In the past I've e-mailed you and 
srw, or (more often) forgotten them.
valerie
response 79 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 19:21 UTC 1998

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carson
response 80 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 19:22 UTC 1998

(I think the Backtalk conference is fairly appropriate. I asked a 
question there once, and received an answer. it's also fairly low
traffic, from what I could tell.)
gibson
response 81 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 21:50 UTC 1998

        Just now, in the middle of an entry, i was bumped to the login screen.
After logging in twice i was dumped. Any ideas why.
jared
response 82 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 00:20 UTC 1998

The question mark doesn't work properly while entering agora:
Waiting for a free conference (? for help)
...5618
...5617
...5616
...5615
?...5614
keesan
response 83 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 01:49 UTC 1998

This time I got into Pine okay, including the inbox, but two times out of
three as soon as I hit Ctl-X to send a message, I was disconnected.  ANd the
other tiem (second of three) I was only allowed to write three lines and then
got the message a:/write failed, file system is full.  I noticed that I had
20 messages (most just arrived).  Could that be creating a problem?  When I
try to answer them I get dumped.  Or is the April fools programming spilling
over into odd places?
keesan
response 84 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 01:52 UTC 1998

Where have all the flowers gone?  Make that three times out of four, this time
was when I pressed y to continued an interruped composed message.  Do I have
to delete all my messages before answering them?
keesan
response 85 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 01:57 UTC 1998

This time I was reading and deleting messages, and in the middle of reading
the third one, I got disconnected.  If this is a joke, please desist.
keesan
response 86 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 03:14 UTC 1998

This time I got disconnected as soon as I hit C for compose, and I am down
to 9 messagesin the mail file, but one of them is 14 K and binary.  WOuld this
cause all these problems?  It was working earlier with the same file there.
i
response 87 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 03:42 UTC 1998

I got what seemed to be very bad line noise calling -3000 earlier (the
connection died before i could log in).  No problem calling back. 
valerie
response 88 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 05:47 UTC 1998

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janc
response 89 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 16:33 UTC 1998

Grex's net connection is experiencing really bad packet loss.  It stinks. 
We hope this will get fixed soon, but it probably isn't anything with our
equipment.
rcurl
response 90 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 17:22 UTC 1998

I was going to say. Much better on a dialin. Is the mail getting in and
out?
keesan
response 91 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 17:54 UTC 1998

Pine is working perfectly now, I think.  But who, after listing the first
five or six names, disconnected me.  I logged on again and tried who again
after a half hour, and the same thing happened.  From the grex prompt.
Is there some way to reread the first half of the login screen, which is extra
long today?  If not, could the newer information be put at the end?
I already knew about the t-shirts, but the ISDN stuff went by too fast.
rcurl
response 92 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 18:22 UTC 1998

Pine is working, but with something broken in the ISDN link, and packets
being dropped, mail transmission would involve a lot of repeats, which
might cause problems. Logged in now on a dialin everything seems hunky-dory,
but it was pretty bad when connected from the net. I was unable to do much
as things hung, and then I got timed out.
remmers
response 93 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 18:58 UTC 1998

Re #91: Type "!more /etc/motd" to re-display the login screen.
(motd = Message Of The Day)
scg
response 94 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 2 21:53 UTC 1998

I've been on the phone with Ameritech several times today about they problem.
They're still working on it.  At the moment, the line seems to be generating
one CRC error every minute or so, which is much better than it was, but still
not good.  We should not be getting any CRC errors.
tpryan
response 95 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 3 00:04 UTC 1998

re 93, re 91:  !motd works on both Grex and M-net to redisplay the 
message of the day.
cmcgee
response 96 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 4 21:09 UTC 1998

I dialed in on 5041 three times getting the "it may take a few minutes for
a connection" then within 10 seconds, getting disconnected.  The fourth time
I tried I used 3000 and have had no problems.
scg
response 97 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 4 23:10 UTC 1998

One of the terminal server ports was configured to try to connect to the wrong
place.  It's fixed.
kaplan
response 98 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 4 23:42 UTC 1998

With the new terminal server and current crop of modems, there is no 
longer any point of dialing -5041 when things are working correctly.  
You should be able to connect at any speed up to 14,400 on any dial in 
number.
i
response 99 of 306: Mark Unseen   Apr 5 00:03 UTC 1998

Just dialed into -3000, connection okay for a few minutes, then a couple
~10 second "no key echo" pauses, then a longer one (when i noticed my
modem signaling "not receiving good carrier/retraining"), then disconnected.
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