| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 3051.1 | | DEC:.SHERRILL | | Wed May 04 1994 16:01 | 3 |
| test
r
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| 3051.2 | | DEC:.thomas | The Code Warrior | Wed May 04 1994 16:09 | 2 |
| DECnotes thinks nodenames are only 6 characters -- even if they are really
longer.
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| 3051.3 | | DEC:.thomas | The Code Warrior | Wed May 04 1994 16:11 | 2 |
| DECnotes incorrectly parses an NCB (it looks for the first ":" instead of the
first "::") such that the DEC: namespace confuses it.
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| 3051.4 | One step forward, two steps back | DEC:.ANDERSON | MmMmMyAlphaGeneration | Wed May 04 1994 16:24 | 8 |
| In an attempt to solve one problem, I have caused another. To those who care,
changing the attribute NODE SYNONYM from TRUE to FALSE on the DECnet/OSI
application NOTES caused Notes to display incorrect information in the
NODE::USERNAME field.
I will enter this note and set the attribute back.
Paul
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| 3051.5 | | TOOK::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dog face) | Wed May 04 1994 16:43 | 4 |
| Might have been more interesting if it had kept the node name right
and genericized the username . . .
-Jack
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| 3051.6 | Call me curious... | ELWD3::KAPLAN | Larry Kaplan, DTN: 237-6872 | Wed May 04 1994 19:30 | 6 |
| I've recently seen several notes elsewhere where the author field is
blank.
How is that done ?
L.
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| 3051.7 | | MU::PORTER | | Wed May 04 1994 21:07 | 5 |
| I expect that, on PC clients, it uses whatever you set
for some environment variable (USERNAME, probably).
Maybe I'll test that hypothesis tomorrow (PC's at work and I'm not).
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| 3051.8 | needs at least 1 char | OASS::HEARSE::l | Keep Cool with Coolidge | Thu May 05 1994 15:04 | 4 |
| It looks like the MAC client for PW Conferencing needs at least 1 character in
the Name field. My attempts to clear it out caused it to stop working.
Dave (username should be lowercase L)
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| 3051.9 | Some software's easier to fool than others | USHS01::HARDMAN | Massive Action = Massive Results | Thu May 05 1994 23:51 | 5 |
| Dave, does it consider a 'space' as a character? That way it would be
blank. :-)
Harry
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| 3051.10 | not here.... | OASS::HEARSE::Burden_d | Keep Cool with Coolidge | Fri May 06 1994 15:08 | 3 |
| not on the MAC, a space is ignored.
Dave
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| 3051.11 | nit: it's Mac or Macintosh, not MAC... | MUNCH::FRANCINI | I'd like to teach the world to ping... | Mon May 09 1994 17:56 | 4 |
| The short form "Mac" for the Apple Macintosh is _not_an_acronym_. It should
never be written "MAC". It's Mac or Macintosh. Never MAC.
John
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| 3051.12 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Mon May 09 1994 20:43 | 1 |
| Ya mean it's not for Macintosh Apple Computer?
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| 3051.13 | | MU::PORTER | | Mon May 09 1994 23:01 | 10 |
| Wasn't he talking about Medium Access Control, in the
IEEE 802 sense?
Node 0 CSMA-CD Station CSMACD-0
at 1994-05-09-23:00:39.413-04:00I0.275
Status
MAC Address = AA-00-04-00-1F-26 (DEC:.LJO.MU)
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