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25 new of 870 responses total.
twenex
response 596 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 10:38 UTC 2005

The system seems REALLY slow, but I don't know what's causing it. Could it
be someone consuimg a lot of resources?
keesan
response 597 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 14:14 UTC 2005

Speed problem is fixed, thanks.
keesan
response 598 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 15:28 UTC 2005

I cannot do an ftp download.  All I see is S.  A few days ago I could not do
an ftp upload.  I am a member with ftp privileges.
gelinas
response 599 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 18:18 UTC 2005

Yes, a vandal wass running a fork-bomb.  'Twas killed at or about 08:56. 
(Which the observant will note is the time Sindi reported her dial-in attempt
failing.  Correlation is not causation, but . . . ;)
keesan
response 600 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 18:31 UTC 2005

Sindi also emailed staff shortly after the dial-in failed and the telnet
succeeded but was 89 load average.  Should I bother reporting vandals or does
staff notice them anyway?  I tried again to dial in just now and got 
Welcome to grex.  It may take a few seconds to connect......   And after a
minute or so I gave up.  ssh connected instantly.  
gelinas
response 601 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 19:10 UTC 2005

You need more patience.  The modems are still on the far side of the DSL.
gelinas
response 602 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 19:39 UTC 2005

This response is made by sshing from my machine to oldGrex and then from
oldGrex to Grex.  So it passes over the old, flakey DSL twice.  It is, as
should be expected, quite slow.  A good way to learn patience. :)
keesan
response 603 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 04:06 UTC 2005

As if we have not had enough practice with patience in the past couple of
months!  Telnet is not bad now.
gull
response 604 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 16:23 UTC 2005

Are there plans to move the dialin lines to the colo site, or will they
be dropped when the lease expires on the Pumpkin?
gelinas
response 605 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 19:00 UTC 2005

I'll be faxing the information to transfer the lines to the telephone company
later today.  I am sorry that this has taken so long. :(
albaugh
response 606 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 22:18 UTC 2005

From one who is "spoiled" by SiteScope in the workplace:  Is there enough
spare grex hardware lying around to construct a "monitor" box whose sole
purpose would be to monitor grex and when it detects something irregular (such
as no response within a reasonable period) to notify whomever it would be
willing to be so notified?
keesan
response 607 of 870: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 22:34 UTC 2005

My arrow keys still do not work in fronttalk with my 84-key keyboard (or
probably with the 101-key keyboard either).  Yes it said Fronttalk (it
scrolled by too quickly to read anything else) when I typed ft and I do not
have a scroll buffer in linux except in vga and I am using mda.
keesan
response 608 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 05:09 UTC 2005

I see robocop is running now.  Or was running.  Things just speeded up.
mcnally
response 609 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 22:06 UTC 2005

 When scribbling a recent response that wasn't very interesting:

        Respond, pass, forget, quit? scribble 23
        Segmentation fault

        grex% 

 I've got "limit coredumpsize 0" set in my .tcshrc, so no core file
 (not that anyone would have time to track it down..)  Is there a 
 problem with the perms on the censored log, perhaps?
cross
response 610 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 2 01:49 UTC 2005

This response has been erased.

tod
response 611 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 2 22:51 UTC 2005

pine didn't start for me after 2 minutes
russ
response 612 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 04:49 UTC 2005

This looks like a problem:

  PID TT   STAT      TIME COMMAND
25997 r3- I       0:00.61 ./psybnc
25353 r3- I       0:00.63 ./psybnc
21795 r3- I       0:00.58 ./psybnc
 5143 r3- I       0:00.55 ./psybnc
27215 r3  Is      0:00.02 -bash (bash)
24250 r3  I+      0:00.41 pico index2.html
cross
response 613 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 05:15 UTC 2005

This response has been erased.

keesan
response 614 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 16:29 UTC 2005

Grex ssh worked last night but this morning:  remote host failed or
refused to allocate a pseudo tty. (A bunch more lines and then a
blinking cursor).
keesan
response 615 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 16:47 UTC 2005

Now I could ssh and login but then 'unable to find your tty (ttyr4) in utmp
file.  Things seem to be working okay anyway.
keesan
response 616 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 02:31 UTC 2005

Lynx is working, ridiculously fast!  I keep overshooting.  But ftp (for
members) is not working with lynx.
gelinas
response 617 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 04:12 UTC 2005

I don't find it too surprising that ftp doesn't work within lynx; lynx isn't
linked to the necessary wrapper.
keesan
response 618 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 15:18 UTC 2005

When I ssh here 'unable to find your tty in utmp' again but it works.
Ftp has not been working in the browsers for a while now and I hope it can
be fixed soon so that I will not have to exit lynx to use ftp once I find the
directory I am interested in getting a file from - last night it was a modem
upgrade file from usr that I could not access on my own slower connection (it
took so long that lynx on my computer started to look for www.usr.com.edu).
I can ftp between my computer and grex now.
davel
response 619 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 15:19 UTC 2005

I mention this because I don't know whether something was done since the last
mention (but if it was, it didn't work):
I just got
      mesg: Unable to find your tty (ttyq6) in utmp file
when logging in.
davel
response 620 of 870: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 15:20 UTC 2005

Sindi slipped in, with probably the same problem (with mesg).
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