You are not logged in. Login Now
 0-24   25-49   50-74   75-99   100-124   125-149   150-174   175-199   200-224 
 225-249   250-274   275-281        
 
Author Message
25 new of 281 responses total.
remmers
response 175 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 5 18:22 UTC 2005

On the Sun that Grex used to run on, that was helpful.  Now that we're
on much more modern and higher-performance hardware, compilations have
much less impact on other users.
cross
response 176 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 5 21:05 UTC 2005

This response has been erased.

naftee
response 177 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 01:53 UTC 2005

re 170 Is that similar to the Ratio Test ?
nharmon
response 178 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 20:25 UTC 2005

Seems to be a problem with the password file being locked. Nobody can change
their password.
jason
response 179 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 8 11:24 UTC 2005

Today I was bombarded with telegrams from triludaa with text spanning three
to four pages.He has written some program to take input from flat files and
telegram user in a loop.He later sent me about 40 spam emails with no from
address or subject using grex smtp.He is really a pain in the ass.
naftee
response 180 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 8 14:18 UTC 2005

He didn't need to write a programme.
keesan
response 181 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 8 15:16 UTC 2005

Perhaps we could harness his unused energy by asking him to write some useful
program for grex instead?  
albaugh
response 182 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 8 18:00 UTC 2005

Hanlon's Razor - Don't attribute to malice something that can be explained by
incompetence.

http://home.kc.rr.com/psychology140/ct-razors.htm
mynxcat
response 183 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 10 20:39 UTC 2005

It seems every afternoon grex freezes up and crashes. And then we can't get
back on the system for anywhere from a couple of minutes to 15 minutes. Is
there some kind of maintenace going on at that time? Is this supposed to be
normal. Today the crash was around 4:30 pm.
tod
response 184 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 10 20:51 UTC 2005

1:30pm PST
gelinas
response 185 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 01:30 UTC 2005

Thu Aug 11 21:28:01 EDT 2005:  Grex was hosed, for lack of a better word.
I called provide.net, who power-cycled the machine.  We are back now.
(I'm guessing fsck got hung on an unwatched reboot.)
naftee
response 186 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 02:04 UTC 2005

THANKS, joe
nharmon
response 187 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 02:22 UTC 2005

Thanks Joe. 
aruba
response 188 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 05:39 UTC 2005

Thanks Joe!
marcvh
response 189 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 05:55 UTC 2005

Good to see it back.  I'm able to telnet in, but ssh isn't connecting.
rcurl
response 190 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 06:15 UTC 2005

It is for me.
marcvh
response 191 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 06:35 UTC 2005

Hmmm.  Works for me now too.  Go figure.
twenex
response 192 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 11:53 UTC 2005

Thankya, gelinas.
scholar
response 193 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 13:46 UTC 2005

romantic is using write to flood my screen.

someone should please do something about this.
gelinas
response 194 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 15:31 UTC 2005

I swapped out the (probably) bad modem on 484-0512.  Let us know, here, how
the (relatively) new one works.
cmcgee
response 195 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 15:42 UTC 2005

How do I create a new accout with "newuser" when I ssh into Grex?

I've tried to do this a couple times in the past month, and all I get is
newuser@grex.org's password:

When I type "newuser" as the password I get
Access denied

and it asks for the password again.

Can people only create new accounts from the web?
sholmes
response 196 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 15:51 UTC 2005

Can create new accounts through telnet.
tod
response 197 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 16:06 UTC 2005

Thanks Joe
nharmon
response 198 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 16:18 UTC 2005

You need to use telnet or the web to create an account.
rcurl
response 199 of 281: Mark Unseen   Aug 12 17:07 UTC 2005

That's a bummer. I imagine that a lot of potential newusers don't know that
(or don't know how to implement that). There should at least be a message to
that effect before the first prompt. 
 0-24   25-49   50-74   75-99   100-124   125-149   150-174   175-199   200-224 
 225-249   250-274   275-281        
Response Not Possible: You are Not Logged In
 

- Backtalk version 1.3.30 - Copyright 1996-2006, Jan Wolter and Steve Weiss