On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, you wrote:
> Did it... Doesn't help.
OK. What happens if you say:
ls -l /usr/local/news/db/history*
(Substitute "/usr/local/news/db/history" with whatever newsx says about
where it thinks the database resides).
You are certain you are running newsx as a user ID that can access
history?
> Yes, it did stop then. It fetched an article and then hung there.
I've looked into this now. It definitely shouldn't stop, just continue
without history functionality (which normally isn't *that* critical).
What happens if you rerun with a handful of "-d"s on the command line?
Egil
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