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25 new of 870 responses total.
blaise
response 82 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 20:42 UTC 2004

Gull said:
 Missing the last line of items is often a symptom that the number of
 rows on your terminal is not the same as the system thinks it is.

What terminal type are you set to?  (echo $TERM)

This line is for the line-eater (oh, that takes me back...).
cross
response 83 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 20:56 UTC 2004

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tod
response 84 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 21:02 UTC 2004

the !lock_my_terminal and !lock programs are defunct
drew
response 85 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 21:08 UTC 2004

    Intermittently there occurs some sort of condition where (a) Pine does
not function, and (b) attempts to enter even a single character into a BBS
response result in a "Core dumped" error message. It's not happening now, but
did happen last night and another previous time.
gelinas
response 86 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 22:16 UTC 2004

I think I fixed kermit.  Try it; if it doesn't work send a message to staff,
please.
keesan
response 87 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:35 UTC 2004

Pine no longer complains about permissions.   In my home director I find no
pine debug files but there are three '0' length pinerc-numbered files (1 of
3, etc) from June 20 which I presume I can delete.  Kermit worked for
telnetting to sdf, thanks Joe.  I will try exec /usr/bin/login (is this
different from /usr/bin/login?) and if it works make an alias.  But ssh worked
okay to change accounts.  
keesan
response 88 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:47 UTC 2004

exec /usr/bin/login, logged in as jdeigert, exit > NO CARRIER.
I don't think I will bother trying without the exec.  ssh works.
There are still two unread 'new items' in homme that cannot be read or
fixseen'ed.  
cross
response 89 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:50 UTC 2004

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keesan
response 90 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:52 UTC 2004

I cannot fixseen, read, or even 'b n' without getting the messages 'bad item
file header' for 'homme' - will have to actually read the items.
keesan
response 91 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:53 UTC 2004

I forgot I CANNOT read the items so I have no idea  what numbers they are.
Perhaps I can delete something in my home directory if nobody else has the
problem (a conference file).
keesan
response 92 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 23:56 UTC 2004

I deleted two files starting in .homme which made no difference so the problem
may be elsewhere than my home directory.
keesan
response 93 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 00:01 UTC 2004

I just went to the homme conference again (after getting that bad item file
header message) and this time it was only 1 brand new item and this time I
could also read it so the problem appears to be local not global and is
fixed.  
gelinas
response 94 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 00:16 UTC 2004

I noticed that one of the item files in /bbs/homme was owned differently than
the others, so I changed it to match.
keesan
response 95 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 00:28 UTC 2004

Thanks, Joe, you must have done that before I tried homme again.
Everything is working for me now, how boring.   Grex did hang up on me once
but that is not new.
jep
response 96 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 04:36 UTC 2004

re resp:2: Yes, nethack is now working great.  Thanks!
albaugh
response 97 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 06:54 UTC 2004

Hmmm, I may not be seeing a missing last line now.  But anyway, as instructed:

$ echo $TERM
vt100
$ stty -a
speed 9600 baud; 24 rows; 80 columns;

Looks pretty standard to me...
rcurl
response 98 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 06:56 UTC 2004

I have noticed that login no longer accepts ssh1 (ssh2 now OK - this is
just an observation). 
albaugh
response 99 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 06:58 UTC 2004

!more .cfonce
# here is where you can put PicoSpan customization
define pager more

And under nextgrex, as I mentioned, my "more" prompt says "byte xxx".

Also note that when I run mail under nextgrex, and do a reply, when I
use ~p to "print" what my reply is going to look like, it doesn't seem
to honor a pager setting as it did under old grex.
twenex
response 100 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 11:31 UTC 2004

What do you want your "more" prompt to say?

Is the mail problem actually with the program "mail", or another mailreader?


drew
response 101 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 22:37 UTC 2004

    The problem that I mentioned in Response 85 occurred again last night.
kentn
response 102 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 22:47 UTC 2004

Okay, thanks for the question on which pager I was using.  It's the
subtle things that get you on a system change, it seems.  Since more is
essentially the same as less now and I had "define pager more" before I
made it "define page 'less -R -E'" now and that seems to have fixed the
ANSI escape problem I was having with bbs.
cross
response 103 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 23:10 UTC 2004

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keesan
response 104 of 870: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 23:40 UTC 2004

Charcat please mail me again if you want me to send you a test mail because
after I removed grex and cyberspace from my white list, procmail sent your
mail to /dev/null.  I have to figure out where I am overdoing the spam filter
(and why it let through 0ffer on the subject line).   I just sent you a mail
- did you get it?  (6:35 pm Friday).
kentn
response 105 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 1 00:27 UTC 2005

In terms of the homme cf fix, it's still giving me a bad item number
error in bbs and only the first 19 items shown when browsing (though one
can read others beyond 19 by directly referring to them). ft has the
same issue, it just doesn't say anything about a bad item number.
keesan
response 106 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 1 05:04 UTC 2005

ebay no longer works with lynx.  I cannot sign in.  Links won't sign in either
- tells me 'no route to host'.  With w3m I get a screen telling me to enable
cookies or use the latest IE or Netscape.  Can w3m actually handle cookies?
Did something change at the grex end?  Ebay actually looks a bit different.
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