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25 new of 457 responses total.
remmers
response 114 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 19:08 UTC 2005

Re #112:  No, it just means that /a is now on a good disk instead of the
one that died.
tod
response 115 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 19:09 UTC 2005

Did /a join a motorcycle gang and get piercings or something?
gelinas
response 116 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 19:12 UTC 2005

No, it doesn't, naftee.  /a and /c are still on different disks.  It's just
that /a is not on the disk it was on.
scholar
response 117 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 19:53 UTC 2005

I"D LIKE TO PERSONALLY WELCOME GREX BACK TO THE INTERNET>

WE MISSED YOU< BUDDY>
naftee
response 118 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 22:11 UTC 2005

ahh, thanks sirs.
tsty
response 119 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 01:38 UTC 2005

much appreaciated efforts and successes for all involved - thank you.
slynne
response 120 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 03:10 UTC 2005

Thank goodness we have the that we do! 
aruba
response 121 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 04:51 UTC 2005

Thanks to everyone who worked on getting Grex back up.
naftee
response 122 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 05:08 UTC 2005

thanks, tsty!  thanks, slynne ! thanks ,aruba !
scott
response 123 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 05:14 UTC 2005

Thanks, guys!  Working from a hospital bed is serious dedication.
naftee
response 124 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 17:42 UTC 2005

thanks, scott !
twenex
response 125 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 20:42 UTC 2005

Thanks, to those who deserve it.
naftee
response 126 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 16 22:16 UTC 2005

thanks , twenex !
keesan
response 127 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 00:02 UTC 2005

My procmail log file is full of "No space left to finish writing
/var/mail/keesan.  Truncating file to former size"  After a few repeats of
this it gets the mail eventually (or dumps it to /dev/null).
keesan
response 128 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 16:32 UTC 2005

Dialed in with DOS kermit.  'tset:  can't initialize terminal type (error -1)
but when I typed in vt320 it accepted that.
jor
response 129 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 01:44 UTC 2005

        idle daemon idle
naftee
response 130 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 04:38 UTC 2005

id2002
jor
response 131 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 14:13 UTC 2005

        you know what they say about idle hands
nharmon
response 132 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 15:53 UTC 2005

 > you know what they say about idle hands

They say the same thing about full /var drives. :) *hint hint*
aruba
response 133 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 20:17 UTC 2005

I can't send any mail presently because something is full.
[Mail not sent. Sending error: 451 Error while writing spool file]
remmers
response 134 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 21:15 UTC 2005

/var filled up, which breaks several things.  I freed up some space.
naftee
response 135 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 21:30 UTC 2005

/dev/sd1g     7.0G   6.6G   357K   100%    /var/mail
 :(
keesan
response 136 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 16:09 UTC 2005

write failed, /var/... is full (in Pine).
naftee
response 137 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 01:44 UTC 2005

another reason why keesan shouldn't use a twit filter :(
keesan
response 138 of 457: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 21:33 UTC 2005

Var filling up is causing problems with lost mail.  I have some names
whitelisted but there is no space to write their mail and something gets
truncated and the procmail filter continues with the same mail and throws it
out when it reaches another filter.  I lost four mails each from two people
today.  Can someone please fix mail soon?  I am considering giving up on grex
mail otherwise.  It is not fair to ask people to keep writing over and over.
This has been going on for at least a week.  When will the new drive be
installed to replace the one that died.  In the meantime I will tell everyone
whose mail was not received to write to another address next time.  
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