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twenex
response 280 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 13 22:45 UTC 2004

Grin.
soup
response 281 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 14 00:35 UTC 2004

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kip
response 282 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 14 13:56 UTC 2004

Because I was interested in what your version of the events would have been.
tod
response 283 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 14 21:40 UTC 2004

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soup
response 284 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 14 22:45 UTC 2004

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gelinas
response 285 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 14 23:06 UTC 2004

Looks like the fairwitnesses of those conferences have established userlists,
and y'all aren't on them.  (FWIW, neither am I.)

The limiting files, /bbs/{confname}/ulist, are world-readable.
tod
response 286 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 00:04 UTC 2004

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realugly
response 287 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 02:09 UTC 2004

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krokus
response 288 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 06:27 UTC 2004

re 278
Nobody is forcing you to come here.  Feel free to leve at anytime, and
never darken our doorstep again.
twenex
response 289 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 11:48 UTC 2004

Hear hear.

Feel free to leve at anytime,

especially Now and Forever.
pfv
response 290 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 12:10 UTC 2004

Umm... How many times do you now have to type your password, to satisfy
login? It's been fighting for two days and only seems to let me on with
telnet after it prints a "badlogin.html" message, (ssh fails long before
that).
scott
response 291 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 12:20 UTC 2004

The backtalk2 conf userlist is people who were staff back then, for the
original Backtalk testing.  Guess that ought to be fixed.
soup
response 292 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 13:00 UTC 2004

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twenex
response 293 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 13:38 UTC 2004

Re: #290. I regret to announce I can't corroborate this problem, except once,
when it *might* have been my typying that caused the problem anyway.
gelinas
response 294 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 15 14:10 UTC 2004

pfv, when that happens to me, it usually means that one (or more) of the keys
on my keyboard is sticking.
gull
response 295 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 16 01:30 UTC 2004

I've seen it happen when something was wrong with Grex that was causing
Backtalk's login routine to time out.
tsty
response 296 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 16 01:54 UTC 2004

third time through,.... damn disconnects!
drew
response 297 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 17 20:28 UTC 2004

Why does SSH keep dropping my connection? Once in a while is tolerable but
this is getting out of hand!
krj
response 298 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 17 21:37 UTC 2004

Telnet connections are pausing frequently enough that Grex is only
marginally useful.  The party log should show lots of complaints.
mcnally
response 299 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 17 21:50 UTC 2004

  It is a serious problem, and probably deserves to be top priority as
  soon as a staff person has time.
gelinas
response 300 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 17 22:31 UTC 2004

(I think we are waiting the delivery of a DSL modem.)
keesan
response 301 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 18 00:30 UTC 2004

I was unable to telnet in.  I have been telnetting because the dialin
connection keeps freezing up for 1-2 minutes, and it is quicker to untelnet
and telnet back than to dial again.  
albaugh
response 302 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 18 03:40 UTC 2004

If the problem is definitely the DSL modem, and it's just a matter of waiting
until the replacement arrives, then I will hold my tongue and try to be
patient...
tsty
response 303 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 18 04:13 UTC 2004

glad the problem has been identified and conrrectins are on the way.
charcat
response 304 of 405: Mark Unseen   May 18 04:39 UTC 2004

Thanks for the information gelinas, I was wondering also.
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