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keesan
response 143 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 00:11 UTC 2003

After reading mail with Pine (today and yesterday) I was told No conf. when
I typed bbs or even bbs agora.  I then typed q, bbs (same message) and then
j agora.  Is this a new feature or did I do something odd?
keesan
response 144 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 00:48 UTC 2003

Also before getting into bbs 'I don't understand mart. Type HELP for help.'
(This was before the (no conf) appeared onscreen.  Confusing and possibly
other people are completely lost.  
keesan
response 145 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 02:50 UTC 2003

My twit filter is no longer working now.  I checked .cfonce and polytarp is
still listed there.  I would suspect my own fault except for the no conf
problem at the same time.  Or is some other file of mine messed up too?
keesan
response 146 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 06:02 UTC 2003

Might I have messed up .cfonce when I was removing all the redundant copies
of a twit filter?  Anyone want to look at it for me, please? 
polytarp
response 147 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 06:38 UTC 2003

HAHA!  I can talk to you keesan!
remmers
response 148 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 12:11 UTC 2003

Re #146:  Yes, you need to fix your .cfonce, where you apparently got some
inappropriate line-wrapping when you edited it.  The following two lines
should be just one:

  # responses entered by users: jp2 polytarp realpoly gizmo sarkhel loperbd
  mart

The fact that "mart" is by itself on a line explains the message about it.
The following two lines should also be one:

  define pager "twit jp2 polytarp realpoly gizmo sarkhel loperbd mart | less
  -dE -P 'Press Spacebar for more, or q to quit'

davel
response 149 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 14:48 UTC 2003

(The first of those pairs is just a comment, but for the second you need (in
joining them) a blank between "less" and "-dE".)
keesan
response 150 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 20:16 UTC 2003

Thanks, this explains the 'I don't understand mart'.  It still does not
explain why my twit filter is not eliminating tels from people on the twit
list.
keesan
response 151 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 20:20 UTC 2003

I tried to edit .cfonce with pico.  I put things on one line but pico wraps
them onto two.  Can I disable line wrap with pico?  Do I need to learn vi to
fix .cfonce?  I could put a # in front of mart but that does not fix the
problem o f the line starting with -dE.
remmers
response 152 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 20:47 UTC 2003

I'm not a pico user, so I don't know if linewrap can be disabled.

Re #150:  Twit lists in .cfonce control only what Picospan shows you.
They have nothing to do with tels.  For that, you need to enable
a .nowrite file.  See !man write.
aruba
response 153 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 21:10 UTC 2003

To disable word-wrap in pico, use "pico -w -t".  Well, probably you just
need the w, but I use both and it works.
hash
response 154 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 23:23 UTC 2003

-t is nice because it puts pico in 'tool' mode which is better for novice
users.
keesan
response 155 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 00:38 UTC 2003

The change program which modified .cfonce (but said it was modifying .login)
also said it was changing write permissions for tel talk etc.  Someone might
want to modify the change program.  I will check out pico -w -t.
keesan
response 156 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 00:40 UTC 2003

My .cfonce has been fixed with pico -w -t.  What did the -t do?  I was able
to remove the CR/LF or whatever it was that was breaking up one line into two.
gelinas
response 157 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 01:10 UTC 2003

I wonder if a quotation mark is also missing from that last line.
keesan
response 158 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 03:34 UTC 2003

If so where should I restore it to?  Everything seems to work anyway.
gelinas
response 159 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 03:41 UTC 2003

Probably at the very end of the line, as in the lines just before it.

In general, quotation marks come in pairs.
carson
response 160 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 12:20 UTC 2003

(ttyp0 appears to still be stuck in wtmp.)

  7:04am  up 33 days, 21:03,  44 users,  load average: 11.46, 12.04, 12.16
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
carson   ttyp0     7:04am            9      3  w 
mullen   ttyp0     1:51am            9      3  w 

remmers
response 161 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 13:48 UTC 2003

Re #159:  Picospan is forgiving about a missing close-quote at the end
of a line.
keesan
response 162 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 17:26 UTC 2003

I will refrain from fixing what works even if it is not perfect.  I am afraid
of causing more problems by adding back the quotation mark.
aruba
response 163 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 20:39 UTC 2003

I believe -t makes pico exit and save when you hit ^X, whereas without it
you get those two annoying prompts asking if you *really* want to save and
if you *really* want to exit.
davel
response 164 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 14:14 UTC 2003

That's right.  Except s/annoying/outrageously annoying & confusing/
krokus
response 165 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 15:45 UTC 2003

When connecting with ssh, the screen clears itself after motd, doesn't
display the Last login or mail status, and starts the cleared screen
with the Erase info.
mynxcat
response 166 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 15:56 UTC 2003

This response has been erased.

goose
response 167 of 251: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 16:05 UTC 2003

It still happens when I use PuTTY.
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