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i
response 38 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 18 22:10 UTC 2004

Grex was down from about 6:24AM to 6:00PM (EDT) today due to another hardware
lockup/crash.  Too warm in the pumpkin, bad alignment of stars, or what?
cross
response 39 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 18 22:19 UTC 2004

This response has been erased.

naftee
response 40 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 02:12 UTC 2004

New fan?
bru
response 41 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 06:21 UTC 2004

or the effects of polytarps actions.
gregb
response 42 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 14:45 UTC 2004

If he's alaising as Pgreen, I vote for the latter.
keesan
response 43 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 21:50 UTC 2004

174 new items in agora.  
cross
response 44 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 01:23 UTC 2004

This response has been erased.

gregb
response 45 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 01:28 UTC 2004

<RANT>
Just zap his ass.  It was very tedious getting rid of all his @#$% from
my topics list (I use Backtalk).  How much of this stupid crap do we
have to put up with before something gets done?
</RANT>
tpryan
response 46 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 03:26 UTC 2004

        Dan, I give more authority to ask 'em to stop than it has
for posting them.
naftee
response 47 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 03:33 UTC 2004

re 44 Can you please retire those items?
glenda
response 48 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 04:19 UTC 2004

I believe that they have been removed.
cross
response 49 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 04:52 UTC 2004

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tsty
response 50 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 07:29 UTC 2004

hell, a buncha of us *wish* we could take credit for the salvation.
  
congratulations to whomever it was!
/
naftee
response 51 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 02:18 UTC 2004

re 49 oic, but why'd it take so long ?!
jor
response 52 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 12:09 UTC 2004

 grex: telnet

/tmp: write failed, file system is full

/tmp: write failed, file system is full
/usr/local/grex-scripts/.inet_real/telnet> 

jor
response 53 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 12:11 UTC 2004

 grex: df
Filesystem            kbytes    used   avail capacity  Mounted on
/dev/sd0a             109823   73971   24870    75%    /
/dev/sd0d             156783  120973   20132    86%    /usr
/dev/sd6h            1971009 1798533       0   101%    /usr/local
/dev/sd0e             706783  372750  263355    59%    /bbs
/dev/sd0f             471183  450069       0   106%    /x
/dev/sd6g            1969885 1621510  151387    91%    /var
/dev/sd7h            1969885 1026946  745951    58%    /var/spool/mail
/dev/sd2a              31023   16317   11604    58%    /rootbak
/dev/sd2d              31023   15998   11923    57%    /suidbin
/dev/sd2f              62863   56584       0   100%    /tmp
/dev/sd2h             842574  709514   48803    94%    /s
/dev/sd4a            1944365 1749935       0   100%    /c
/dev/sd7g            1971009  774405  999504    44%    /d
/dev/sd11g           1971692 1733443   41080    98%    /a
/dev/sd2e             699223  455142  174159    72%    /oldvar
 grex:


naftee
response 54 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 21 15:48 UTC 2004

Filesystem            kbytes    used   avail capacity  Mounted on
/dev/sd0a             109823   73979   24862    75%    /
/dev/sd0d             156783  121239   19866    86%    /usr
/dev/sd6h            1971009 1798541       0   101%    /usr/local
/dev/sd0e             706783  372754  263351    59%    /bbs
/dev/sd0f             471183  450069       0   106%    /x
/dev/sd6g            1969885 1629334  143563    92%    /var
/dev/sd7h            1969885 1028824  744073    58%    /var/spool/mail
/dev/sd2a              31023   16317   11604    58%    /rootbak
/dev/sd2d              31023   15998   11923    57%    /suidbin
/dev/sd2f              62863    3873   52704     7%    /tmp
/dev/sd2h             842574  709514   48803    94%    /s
/dev/sd4a            1944365 1671559   78370    96%    /c
/dev/sd7g            1971009  780978  992931    44%    /d
/dev/sd11g           1971692 1733229   41294    98%    /a
/dev/sd2e             699223  455142  174159    72%    /oldvar
rcurl
response 55 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 05:26 UTC 2004

The vandal has struck here too - 50 newresponse items, with many just
'activations' of items with no response entered. Does Grex have any
way to stop these denial-of-service attacks?
glenda
response 56 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 05:34 UTC 2004

These are the result of Tod scribbling all his responses yet again.
rcurl
response 57 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 05:37 UTC 2004

It sure is a nuisance.
glenda
response 58 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 05:39 UTC 2004

He hit almost every cf, including 107 new responses in Fall 2003 Agora and
60 in Winter 2003/2004.
rcurl
response 59 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 05:57 UTC 2004

It would be useful if responses could only be scribbled within some short
time - 24 hours? - after posting them. 
mfp
response 60 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 06:53 UTC 2004

That's not technically feasible.  Especially since no-one's going to spend
any time doing it.  Since they aren't even making New Grex go.
slynne
response 61 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 15:19 UTC 2004

resp:59 - yes, it would be useful if that were the rule. We could have 
avoided the whole valerie and jep thing if that were the case. As it 
is, as long as we allow some users to delete their posts, we have to 
allow everyone to do it even if some people choose to be obnoxious 
about it. 
albaugh
response 62 of 286: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 17:03 UTC 2004

I don't think a limit on scribbling is warranted, as much as I'm annoyed.
As intelligently as he writes, tod is acting like a moron every time he does
this.  Maybe he's trying to keep up with the polytarp's in the twit race...
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