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25 new of 870 responses total.
keesan
response 392 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 04:16 UTC 2005

cpu usage about 96%:  nethack and party - 3 processes split 3 ways.
mfp
response 393 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 04:17 UTC 2005

If you don't calm down, I'll split you three ways.
gelinas
response 394 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 11:46 UTC 2005

Thanks for the hint, Dan; reduces the guilt of killing processes. :)
albaugh
response 395 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 17:55 UTC 2005

> #11 of 30: by JERKS (qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq)

How is it that the grex userID, shown between the (), can be more than 8
characters?  Is that an edit that Backtalk allows?
aruba
response 396 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 18:00 UTC 2005

The new Grex operating system allows account names to be up to 32 characters
long, apparently.
albaugh
response 397 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 18:14 UTC 2005

Since I don't recall that being announced before or after nextgrex was
implemented, I'm wondering if that is something we can arbitrarily enforce.
There is no reason that we can't keep the newuser mechanism from limiting IDs
to 8 characters, even if the O/S doesn't have that restriction.  I'll take
this up in coop.
scott
response 398 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 20:31 UTC 2005

Doesn't seem like a problem to me... my usual PhPBB nickname is around 10
characters long.
keesan
response 399 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 21:13 UTC 2005

Error writing to /tmp from lynx so I could not send mail until I changed the
path to my own directory (of the file I was writing).  Disk quota exceeded.
What does this mean?  I don't think I have anything else in /tmp but if so
how would I check this?  (I sort of recall trying to download something
yesterday via tmp that was too large).
keesan
response 400 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 21:15 UTC 2005

I searched /tmp for zip files and found the one that I got about 1MB of
yesterday and deleted it. How often is /tmp emptied?  (My usual 'ISP' - WCC
- was dead for a while yesterday and I needed DOS xpdf in a hurry but there
is also the free access-4-free.com for such occasions).
lowclass
response 401 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 03:50 UTC 2005

        I still have the via menu notice that says I have mail, and when I
check it with !pine, I'm told i have zero messages.  I checked, as far
as I'm able, with my .login and .cfonse(?) files ,and i can't see ANYTHING 
that would cause it. Any suggestions?
gelinas
response 402 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 04:54 UTC 2005

lowclass, try "!less /var/mail/lowclass"  I think you'll find that the file
is not empty, but it's not something that pine will show you.  If the file
is not empty, login reports that you have mail.
twenex
response 403 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 17:42 UTC 2005

GREX just developed a bad participation file.
twenex
response 404 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 17:42 UTC 2005

s/GREX/Agora/
mfp
response 405 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 21:03 UTC 2005

http://www.agoraforjesus.org/
drew
response 406 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 21:03 UTC 2005

Grex keeps freezing up on me. And I think the participation
file got trashed.
mfp
response 407 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 22:26 UTC 2005

-bash-2.05b$ party
Welcome to PARTY!  Type '?' for help:

/var: write failed, file system is full
---- nharmon leaving (Jan 15 16:54)
nharmonthefag:  take the time to find out
nharmonthefag: i am going to contact your job and see if grexing while at work
          is considered to be what the company had in mind when they hired
you
          and then show them the logs where you insult your boss
nharmonthefag:  and ask them if that is also what they are paying you to do
nharmonthefag:  something tells me it's not
nharmonthefag:  i will let them decide
nharmonthefag:  maybe they will give you a raise or something
---- alistair joining (Jan 15 16:57)
---- nharmon joining (Jan 15 16:59)
romantic:
---- mfp leaving (Jan 15 17:25)

/var: write failed, file system is full
-bash-2.05b$ tel zoezig77
Telegram to zoezig77 on ttyq8...
Msg: the place where it keeps its logs is full!  so, it's broken!
SENT
nharmon
response 408 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 22:26 UTC 2005

/var is full again.
keesan
response 409 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 23:05 UTC 2005

Mail not sent, error 451 writing spool file - is that on /var?  I could
Postpone the message at least.
keesan
response 410 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 15:47 UTC 2005

Mutt is working today but pine seems not to be - I just get a blinking cursor.
keesan
response 411 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 15:50 UTC 2005

Lynx google:  Can't access start file (it did try google.com).
ssh or telnet:  Temporary failure in name resolution.
And the only two mails I got were returned when grex could not send them due
to a problem in finding the host.  (No spams in at least 12 hours).
i
response 412 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 19:57 UTC 2005

I just wandered down to the pumpkin and power cycled the DSL box.
Looks like we're back on the 'net.
dpc
response 413 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 21:04 UTC 2005

Sorry, but as of now we're still off the Net.  I can't reach 
www.cyberspace.org from either my wife's machine or my own.
russ
response 414 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 22:41 UTC 2005

Multi-minute lag.  It is no longer optional to find a way to
throttle bandwitdh on the DSL link.  It is essential.
gull
response 415 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 16 22:51 UTC 2005

Massive, crippling network lag.  This is the worst I've seen it in a long
time.  Are we ever going to get the DSL connection fixed?
krj
response 416 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 17 00:25 UTC 2005

what gull said.
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