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25 new of 405 responses total.
jor
response 118 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 13:15 UTC 2004

        strange: grex seems fast, peppy right now
micklpkl
response 119 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 13:21 UTC 2004

Perhaps, rather than just kicking the DSL modem, Grex could see about a
replacement?
gregb
response 120 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 13:59 UTC 2004

Re. 118:  Shhhhhh!  You'll jinx it. B-)
remmers
response 121 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 15:37 UTC 2004

Kip's sophiticated kicking style might've fixed things permanently.
keesan
response 122 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 17:00 UTC 2004

No lockups for about 2 hours now, thanks kip.  Want to come kick a couple of
our modems?
aruba
response 123 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 19:39 UTC 2004

Indeed - what dojo did you learn that kick at, Kip? :)
mcnally
response 124 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 20:02 UTC 2004

  Shaolin Sysadmin School..
jor
response 125 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 22:17 UTC 2004

        Kung Foo Booting
kip
response 126 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 23 22:53 UTC 2004

That's it mcnally!  Did you go there too?  Class of '83 here.  :)
krj
response 127 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 24 20:59 UTC 2004

Looks like the network connection went down again at 15:45 Saturday
afternoon, judging by party.
charcat
response 128 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 03:03 UTC 2004

the network seems to still be down 11p.m.
rcurl
response 129 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 07:00 UTC 2004

Still down....
  2:47am  up 5 days,  5:06,  2 users,  load average: 0.23, 0.20, 0.00
Login      Name               TTY  Idle  Login Time   Location   Work Phone
newuser  The Newuser Program   p0 11:26  Apr 24 13:51
rcurl    Rane Curl            *s5        Apr 25 02:47

Also, very s..l..o..w.
cmcgee
response 130 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 16:10 UTC 2004

Incredible fast, but only a few of us.
tpryan
response 131 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 17:56 UTC 2004

I'm all alone, except for newuser who has been here for 24 hours:
~r who
tpryan   ttypb    Apr 25 13:54 (216.93.104.37)
newuser  ttyp0    Apr 24 13:51 (1-m-108-cg.del.b)
davel
response 132 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 18:52 UTC 2004

Same for me now:
  2:52pm  up 5 days, 17:10,  2 users,  load average: 0.27, 0.27, 0.01
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
davel    ttyp1     2:47pm            6      3  w
newuser  ttyp0    Sat 1pm 23:31                -
keesan
response 133 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 19:51 UTC 2004

I think we don't need this many dial-in lines.
scott
response 134 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 23:14 UTC 2004

It took me a bit of time to get dialin working on my end... I hadn't needed
it at all until now.  :(
rcurl
response 135 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 00:30 UTC 2004

  8:28pm  up 5 days, 22:47,  2 users,  load average: 0.34, 0.30, 0.01
Login      Name               TTY  Idle  Login Time   Location   Work Phone
newuser  The Newuser Program   p0    1d  Apr 24 13:51
rcurl    Rane Curl            *t4        Apr 25 20:28

Still down. Newuser process still running. Where are the staff when the
system needs them? 
aruba
response 136 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 07:32 UTC 2004

Still down now.
  3:31am  up 6 days,  5:50,  2 users,  load average: 0.69, 0.45, 0.09
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
aruba    ttytc     3:29am            5      1  w
newuser  ttyp0    Sat 1pm  2days                -
soup
response 137 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 13:08 UTC 2004

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slynne
response 138 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 13:53 UTC 2004

I dont even remember the dial in number anymore. 
gull
response 139 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 13:56 UTC 2004

734-761-3000.  If you run the 'phones' command from a shell prompt you
can get a full list of numbers, but of course that doesn't help you when
you can't get in to run it. ;>
slynne
response 140 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 15:12 UTC 2004

It is still that same old number? Well, what do you know.
mcnally
response 141 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 16:40 UTC 2004

  Any sense whether the outages are due to a dying DSL modem
  (easily fixable) or something less accessible (line problems,
  DSLAM link issues)?

  If it's just a DSL modem that's going bad I can probably scare
  up a replacement.
tod
response 142 of 405: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 16:52 UTC 2004

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