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krj
response 103 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 19:43 UTC 2002

The network connection is down.  From the party log, it looks like it went
down at 15:15.
russ
response 104 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 00:32 UTC 2002

Login      Name               TTY  Idle  Login Time   Location   Work Phone
i        Walter Cramer        *u2        Apr 17 19:49
jazz     the Jazz-man          uc     1  Apr 17 20:25 Van M.     rules
keesan   Sindi Keesan          p3        Apr 17 19:50
rcurl    Rane Curl            *s9        Apr 17 20:17
russ     Russ Cage            *u1        Apr 17 20:29

finger @arbornet.org
finger: connect: Host is unreachable
[arbornet.org]

Looks like the internet connection is down.
.
davel
response 105 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 12:25 UTC 2002

      8:23am  up 2 days, 17:49,  2 users,  load average: 0.12, 0.09, 0.00
    User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
    davel    ttyrb     8:21am            1         w
    tpryan   ttysc     8:10am     3      5      1  more -d -q

    finger @arbornet.org
    [arbornet.org]
    finger: connect: Host is unreachable

It looks like we're still off the net.
cmcgee
response 106 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 13:27 UTC 2002

Could some knowledgeable staff person explain what's happening?  Is it
time to send emails from another address to stop the bouncing of my Grex
emails?
scott
response 107 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 13:47 UTC 2002

Ah, well:  "We're off the net".

Trouble is that support for our DSL is only during business hours.  I think
Valerie was going to call when they open.
eeyore
response 108 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 15:35 UTC 2002

Grex is currently running verrrrrryyy slooooooowwww
scott
response 109 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 17:33 UTC 2002

Grex is back online, and has much mail to catch up on.
lynne
response 110 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 18 17:38 UTC 2002

Several times in the past few days I've had Grex freeze up and then kick me
off the telnet connection.
rksjr
response 111 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 10:55 UTC 2002

Re. #106: Along with cmcgee, I too would like "some knowledgeable staff
person [to] explain [what happened]" given that I was probably the user at
IP address front0.cpl.org
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krj       ttyr9    216.93.104.37    Wed Apr 17 15:37 - 15:52 (00:14)
exit      ttyq4    216.93.104.37    Wed Apr 17 15:28 - 15:28 (00:00)
phenix    ttyq4    216.93.104.37    Wed Apr 17 15:28 - 15:28 (00:00)
exit      ttyr5    216.93.104.37    Wed Apr 17 15:19 - 15:19 (00:00)
robh      ttyr5    216.93.104.37    Wed Apr 17 15:15 - 15:19 (00:03)
exit      ttyt5    front0.cpl.org   Wed Apr 17 15:04 - 15:04 (00:00)
tk51      ttyua    207.203.64.97    Wed Apr 17 15:04 - 15:13 (00:08)
exit      ttyt5    front0.cpl.org   Wed Apr 17 15:04 - 15:04 (00:00)
kolonya   ttys3    212.253.180.176  Wed Apr 17 15:04 - 15:15 (00:11)
sxp       ttyre    151.204.224.98   Wed Apr 17 15:03 - 15:06 (00:02)
cmcgee
response 112 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 12:49 UTC 2002

Aw, I know what happened now.  It wasn't us, it was them.  Our staff couldn't
fix the problem because it wasn't our equipment that was causing the problem.
Had to wait on the convenience of our DSL provider.
keesan
response 113 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 22 15:57 UTC 2002

Is the DSL provider the reason that lynx is now fetching webpages at 96
bytes/sec and was also doing so last week?  Mail is being sent okay.
oval
response 114 of 215: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 17:22 UTC 2002

i can't ssh in. only telnet...and i don't think it's a queue thing ..

gull
response 115 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 16:49 UTC 2002

Anyone else getting lots of spam from someone named Sasha?  I've gotten over
40 copies of the same message in less than an hour, and they're still
coming.
gull
response 116 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 16:52 UTC 2002

Incidentally, a point of irony:  The subject line is "Block Bad Content".
oval
response 117 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 18:36 UTC 2002

i haven't .. but all the sashas i've ever known have been creepy.

gull
response 118 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 19:06 UTC 2002

The mail seems to have stopped.
jp2
response 119 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 22:41 UTC 2002

This response has been erased.

keesan
response 120 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 2 23:04 UTC 2002

No Sashas recently but I have received porno mail from Ukraine.
other
response 121 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 4 03:07 UTC 2002

re#119:  I think that borders on paranoia.  I would be very reluctant to make
any changes on that basis.
keesan
response 122 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 4 15:32 UTC 2002

Today I just got one Viagra and one Penis Enlargement spam.  I am still
waiting for a good explanation of how to use the Pine email filter to filter
out emails with these words in them, if that is possible.
gelinas
response 123 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 5 01:59 UTC 2002

No good explanation is possible:  filtering is not a feature of the version
of Pine currently installed on grex.
keesan
response 124 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 5 02:07 UTC 2002

Is it a feature of the latest Pine, or that at M-Net?  How hard is it to
upgrade Pine? (Can you do it for grex?).  Three spams a day is getting to be
a nuisance even with Spamcop to help.
gelinas
response 125 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 5 02:56 UTC 2002

*three*?  I'd be glad to get so few each day.

No, I can't upgade the Pine here; I've made no progress on procmail, either.

It looks like filtering was added by version 4.33, but I don't know when.
oval
response 126 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 5 09:02 UTC 2002

but of you use procmail .. you CAN

remmers
response 127 of 215: Mark Unseen   May 5 12:29 UTC 2002

Grex uses a non-standard hierarchical system for the location of
inboxes, and the version of procmail installed here isn't smart
enough to figure it out.  But you can get procmail to work by
setting the MAIL variable explicitly in the .procmailrc file:
for example

    MAIL=/var/spool/mail/g/e/gelinas

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