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25 new of 870 responses total.
twenex
response 530 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 24 21:27 UTC 2005

I'm using bbs right now, but every time i try using the web interface, I get
the same problem as albaugh.
scholar
response 531 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 24 21:30 UTC 2005

http://www.thesameproblemasalbaughforjesus.org/
keesan
response 532 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 01:38 UTC 2005

Bbs, earlier today I also lost my agora.cf file and did a fixseen.
gelinas
response 533 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 18:51 UTC 2005

I think I fixed the terminal server to connect to the new machine last night,
so dial-in should be working again.

I also think I fixed the web proxy to accept requests from the new machine.

No, you aren't seeing double.  I repeated the report here hoping to keep any
counter-examples to this, the "Systems Problems" item, and out of the
"Systems Announcements" item.
mcnally
response 534 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 19:08 UTC 2005

 After a several-day-long mail drought I've received several messages
 (Spam, of course..)  Was it the reboot or was something else changed
 network-wise?
gelinas
response 535 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 19:12 UTC 2005

I don't know; I had to start mail by hand after the reboot because it's not
starting automatically.
albaugh
response 536 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 21:18 UTC 2005

a) cyberspace.org still doesn't come here - only grex.org

b) insult to injury - my grex mailbox got filled up, but every time I try to
run mail to delete stuff, grex tells me /tmp quota exceeded, so I'm hosed.
I sent an e-mail to staff for ideas.  Anyone else have any?
scholar
response 537 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 21:49 UTC 2005

paladin:   no i'll be put in jail for beating someone to death with a keyboard
---- romantic joining from channel rightnow (Jan 25 16:47)
hayz3141: what! paladin is a violent man!
scholar:  stop carrying on with a married man, pete!
scholar:  what!
karenz:   that would be a good bludgeoning instrument
scholar:  why are you so violent, paldin?!
hayz3141: help! help
scholar:  that won't help you get out of jail, you know!
scholar:  karen!
hayz3141: paladin is a violent pyscho with a keyboard! help!
scholar:  stop dishonouring your husband by cuckholding him!
scholar:  help!
scholar:  i'm going to post that in the system problems item, hayz!
mcnally
response 538 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 22:31 UTC 2005

 re #536:  depending on how much space you need, and whether you can
 find another world-writable temporary directory, possibly you could
 bypass the /tmp quota problem by setting the TMPDIR environment
 variable to something else.  I haven't checked how the filesystem
 is laid out on Grex to see whether this would work..
cross
response 539 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 22:42 UTC 2005

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mcnally
response 540 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 22:51 UTC 2005

 I suppose I could have gathered that from the startup message,
 but thanks..
gelinas
response 541 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:06 UTC 2005

Re 536: Can you tell which name server(s) you are using?  All that I can check
have the right address for cyberspace.org.
gelinas
response 542 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:10 UTC 2005

It looks like the changes to the terminal server didn't 'take.'  I'll
power-cycle it the next time I'm in the Pumpkin, which will probably be
tomorrow morning.
keesan
response 543 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:13 UTC 2005

I can now forward mail without having to make it into an attachment - thanks
to whoever fixed this.  I exceeded my /tmp quota one time by trying to save
a large file to it.  If you tried to use /tmp recently how can you figure out
which files in there you still own so as to delete them?  I. e., list all
files that you own in /tmp.  Surely there is some command for this.    How
often is /tmp automatically emptied?  
keesan
response 544 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:26 UTC 2005

w3m www.google.com  -- opening socket...............
lynx google   - tries to access the IP number and nothing happens
links - g - www.google.com - works instantly
gelinas
response 545 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:32 UTC 2005

The command you want, Sindi, is

        find /tmp -user keesan -ls

It looks like I'll also have to kill and restart the web proxy.
keesan
response 546 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:47 UTC 2005

Why is links working if lynx is not?
cobalt
response 547 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:49 UTC 2005

"links - g - www.google.com - works instantly" Yes, but when you attempt to
access the sign in link it fails with error "no route to host"

"lynx google   - tries to access the IP number and nothing happens" --the
system seems to be attempting to access Grex's OLD ip address.

Perhaps this is a DNS proxy issue with a stale cache?
Thanks for attention to this matter.
keesan
response 548 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:52 UTC 2005

Re #545, I copied a small file to /tmp, ls -l showed I had read-write-execute
permissions but others had just read-execute permissions, and then
find /tmp -user keesan -ls listed a bunch of files for all but one of which
I was denied permission so I deleted the one that I had permission for (which
I had copied).  This is the answer to how to empty your overflowing mailbox.
gelinas
response 549 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 03:56 UTC 2005

No, it's not trying to reach grex's old IP address.  The old address was
216.93.104.34; the address lynx is trying to reach is 216.93.104.35, which
is the web proxy.

The web proxy is still on the DSL link.  I don't know if the problem you are
seeing is caused by the DSL link being flakey or by the web proxy not being
configured for the new subnet.  I added the new subnet to the web proxy's
configuration last night, but the "kill -HUP" may not have been enough to 
cause the proxy to reread its configuration file.
gelinas
response 550 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 04:02 UTC 2005

I don't see how the find command is "the answer to how to empty your
overflowing mailbox."  It's just the way to find the files in /tmp that you
own.  The error message

        find: /tmp/lynx-mLGAA21624: Permission denied

means that we don't have sufficient access to the directory
/tmp/lynx-mLGAA21624 to see the files within it.
naftee
response 551 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 04:21 UTC 2005

re 536 What!  How could you e-mail staff if you could not run mail ?
asddsaasddsaasddsa
response 552 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 05:01 UTC 2005

-bash-2.05b$ w
12:00AM  up 11:19, 20 users, load averages: 0.65, 0.62, 0.59
USER    TTY FROM              LOGIN@  IDLE WHAT
cross    p0 fubar.cshack.net Tue05PM  2:22 -tcsh
russ     p1 sf31-d20.dynamic Tue11PM     3 -csh
qw2      p2 e81-197-68-102.e Tue11PM     1 menu
cobalt   p3 218.13.94.233    Tue10PM    10 lynx
contaxes p4 174-227.lib.umic Tue10PM     2 mail
rasputin p5 dialup-4.247.140 12:00AM     0 lynx
asddsaasddsaasddsa p7 -                12:00AM     0 w
ryan     p9 67.39.176.100    Tue11PM     0 all your base are belong to us
ketsara  pa 210.246.163.253  Tue11PM    16 -tcsh
naftee   pc 55sub16.edunet.u Tue11PM     0 -bash
charcat  pd host145.64-31-10 Tue11PM     0 /usr/local/bin/party_
pez      pf ip68-228-34-112. Tue11PM     0 /usr/local/bin/party_
gelinas  q0 216.86.65.248    Tue09PM     0 bbs
richard  q3 pool-70-19-93-15 Tue10PM     0 /usr/local/bin/party_
janc     q4 h-69-3-69-232.sf Tue04PM    57 -csh
jmhut    q6 157.95.31.61     Tue11PM    15 (pine)
gelinas  qa 216.86.65.248    Tue10PM     2 lynx http://google.com
srw      qc pcp05308365pcs.w Tue10PM  1:33 -csh
erikb    qf a80-127-224-218. Tue10PM    16 mutt
rcurl    r1 pcp09229896pcs.s Tue11PM     0 pico /a/r/c/rcurl/.cfdir/cf.buffer

Whoa.
scholar
response 553 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 05:02 UTC 2005

whoa!
naftee
response 554 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 05:02 UTC 2005

Whoa!
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