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aruba
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response 19 of 306:
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Mar 23 06:42 UTC 1998 |
Interesting - didn't know about that. THanks, Mike.
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valerie
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response 20 of 306:
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Mar 23 15:09 UTC 1998 |
This response has been erased.
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birdlady
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response 21 of 306:
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Mar 23 19:44 UTC 1998 |
If I don't want a list of users *and* their addys, I just type !users. It
also keeps me from having to scroll back three screens.
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gibson
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response 22 of 306:
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Mar 23 19:54 UTC 1998 |
I didn't know about the -i flag. I tried it and it works fine but when
I used config to set it I got "bad initial keystroke (missing comma?)". What
am I doing wrong?
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aruba
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response 23 of 306:
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Mar 24 06:25 UTC 1998 |
Thanks for the fix, Valerie.
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keesan
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response 24 of 306:
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Mar 25 00:13 UTC 1998 |
I tried to abort (cancel) a message that I was writing using mail,
by hitting control-C twice, and what happened was that ther appeared
on
Well, the backspace is not working for me, but that may be something
else related to Jim's putting a mini version of z
zmodem on instead of procomm
The problem in mail, even before he changed to zmodem was:
^C@
^C@
appeared and there was no way to abort the message.
This happened twice already with the Ctl Ctl-C.
Also, it took 25 sec to ket
get a response to kermit -r, and a minute and a half for zmodem sz, which I
think used to come up quite a bit faster.
Please excuse any other odd things that Jim's zmodem did here, I cannot get
pico to work eiether and hope you don't see what Isee. Let's see if I can
abort this response now.
Well, I could have aborted the responses here, but not in mail.
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senna
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response 25 of 306:
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Mar 25 05:10 UTC 1998 |
My last two sessions have featured grex dropping massive amounts of text in
unprecedented fashion. Alas, I believe that someone will actually have to
witness how bad it is to truly understand my difficulties.
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rcurl
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response 26 of 306:
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Mar 25 06:03 UTC 1998 |
Re Item #24: I recently encountered the problem with windows 3.1 (on
a lousy PC) that it will not pass several pine command codes but
instead interprets them as windows commands. Is this what you are
seeing?
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nestene
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response 27 of 306:
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Mar 25 07:52 UTC 1998 |
Procmail appears to be broken. If any of you are using procmail, have someone
send you a message to see if it bounces. Procmail seems to expect your mailbox
to be in the old spot, and die horribly when it isn't.
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mcnally
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response 28 of 306:
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Mar 25 08:52 UTC 1998 |
hence the message in the motd about having to change your procmail setup..
I suspect that the suspicion on the parts of staff members was that anyone
using procmail would probably be knowledgable enough to make the changes
themselves but if you really need help I can probably provide it..
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scott
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response 29 of 306:
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Mar 25 12:08 UTC 1998 |
Senna, I can probably check out your problem sometime this weekend...
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keesan
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response 30 of 306:
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Mar 25 22:03 UTC 1998 |
re #26/24, I am using DOS, not Windows. Still can't abort a MAIL message.
And Kermit is still taking about 25 sec to come up.
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valerie
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response 31 of 306:
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Mar 25 23:31 UTC 1998 |
This response has been erased.
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jared
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response 32 of 306:
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Mar 26 00:06 UTC 1998 |
kermit should use the "tty" program to determine your
tty, not who
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orinoco
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response 33 of 306:
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Mar 26 04:23 UTC 1998 |
When I'm in the 'mail' mailer and respond to a piece of mail I've gotten, a
copy of the response gets sent back to me, as well as to the indended
recipient. (yes, I'm using 'r' and not 'R') Any idea what's causing this?
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srw
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response 34 of 306:
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Mar 26 05:25 UTC 1998 |
I saw some mail on the staff mailing list that indicated that the extra
mail problem was due to a global config file that had not been copied
over during the changeover. If that is true, it should be fixed now. Is
it?
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davel
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response 35 of 306:
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Mar 26 13:00 UTC 1998 |
Grace (gracel) reports that Grex hung on her yesterday, somewhere around
2 PM. She read some conference items, ran elm, and went to email someone.
It took her into vi as usual. She got into insert mode, & it stopped
responding. She finally disconnected. She says that she waited/tried
for maybe 5 minutes before giving up. The session was still visible
when I looked at the screen last night; I can attest that there was
nothing like a timeout warning or anything like that, & she says it
was still connected until she disconnected. She has vi configured so
that it displays the mode when you're in a text-entry mode, so she
is not likely to have been wrong about that.
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davel
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response 36 of 306:
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Mar 26 13:02 UTC 1998 |
Could someone please link this item to helpers? I had to join agora just to
enter a system problem, & I prefer to maintain my non-involved status.
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dang
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response 37 of 306:
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Mar 26 17:57 UTC 1998 |
re kermit: It can't use tty because the tty you're on has no corelation to
where you come in from. kermit needs to know if you are in from groupie, or
if you're in over the link. Tty can't tell it that.
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steve
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response 38 of 306:
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Mar 26 18:48 UTC 1998 |
Dave, is there any chance that she hit ^S, such that things were waiting
for a ^Q? In general its a good idea to try that when things appear dead.
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keesan
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response 39 of 306:
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Mar 26 19:06 UTC 1998 |
re #24 (?). Kermit now comes up in 3 sec, and zmodem in about 2.
~x works to abort a response in MAIL. Ctl-C still does not work there.
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mdw
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response 40 of 306:
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Mar 27 03:42 UTC 1998 |
Re #24 and #39 - mail does that because you told it to -- what
you report is *exactly* the purpose of the "set ignore" that you
have in .mailrc.
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gibson
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response 41 of 306:
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Mar 27 03:46 UTC 1998 |
Sindi, did you run change and do your keys? I had to do that twice
plus Valerie remembered an extra command that sometimes is needed. Valerie,
could that be her problem?
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kaplan
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response 42 of 306:
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Mar 27 04:23 UTC 1998 |
I've linked this from agora to helpers.
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keesan
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response 43 of 306:
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Mar 27 17:56 UTC 1998 |
If I recall correctly (and judging from traces of Valerie in my file)
I have copied Valerie's file in order not to get the long form of
where my mail messages were coming from. In that file is the command
set ignore. Valerie, would you try out mail and see if you also
cannot use Ctl-C to abort? If you know the fix, let me know it, I am afraid
I cannot understand the previous two responses in full. The Ctl-C command
worked until the new Sun changeover. It works everywhere else.
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