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Re #77:
Why are "necessities" an exception?
grex locked up this evening when /usr/local filled up. I'm trying to free up some space on the drive now.
I freed up some space on /usr/local. I don't think another reboot is needed now.
Why did /usr/local fill up?
Not sure. I'd been collecting core files /user/local/etc/domain, and there was another in /usr/local/etc/newuser. Removing the named core files freed up a bit space, roughly 40 percent of the disk.
zoundz, them's a buncha cores ... i thought core files were identified somehow as 'do not save' thankx for 40%back savngs accounts are openable by minors, at least in missouri in the 50s.
I'd been hoping to use the core files to figure out why named keeps crashing. It turns out we don't have enough information to solve the problem, and time is better spent migrating.
Re #79: I'm not sure.
TWILA that I'm directly responsible for twenty-two of the last fourty-seven names keesan has twit-filtered.
Hey sweet; you and jp2 are like the only regulars.
The polls are open now through March 9 on a member proposal to restore some deleted bbs items. Type vote at a Unix shell prompt, !vote at most other prompts, to see the proposal or cast a ballot. For discussion, see Coop item 112.
Does anyone keep party logs from 1995?
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heh
The motion to clarify Grex's policy on item deletion PASSED, 21 yes to 19 no, with 40 out of 77 eligible members voting. See Coop item 111 (item:coop,111) for related discussion.
Are the other 37 members actually receiving notification of the vote, for instance by email? Not everyone logs in often enought o read the motd before every vote, but they might be forwarding their email. This is a pretty low voter turnout.
The answer is "no". I have brought this idea up before, some said "good idea", but it has never been implemented.
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See item 111, response 154 of the Coop conference for the wording. Backtalkers can click on this link ---> resp:coop,111,154 Re #94: Turnout isn't all that low compared to some past votes, but I agree that email notification would be reasonable when a vote starts. Meant to start doing it, but with the hyperactive recent voting activity the idea kind of got lost in the shuffle, mentally speaking. Would there be any objection to my doing it from now on, starting with the current vote? It's on my own proposal, but I guess that's not a conflict since anyone notified has the option of voting for or against. I'd word the email to simply announce the vote, not advocate a particular side.
Sounds good to me, John.
There is no "abuse" in announcing a member vote, regardless of whose proposal it is.
Okay. I'm glad I don't have to recuse myself. :) Probably won't have time to do it until tomorrow.
recuse?
It's what judges do when they decline to hear a case because of a conflict of interest.
I like recusing myself.
Go for it, John.
JUST DO IT "
re #102 ... only if htey are honest to begin with .. been there; seen that.
Re resp:99: I agree, though as a courtesy it would be good to keep a list of people who do not want to receive vote notifications.
You have several choices: