Scott --
...and then Scott W. Amory said...
% David T-G wrote:
%
% > .profile or such, and we'll see how it looks on our end. Note the
% > "small" above, please :-)
%
% should what i have in there matter? i tried sending it from two
No, not at all; it's just a file that ought to gzip well (thus ensuring a
binary file that should be base64 encoded) and ought to be small for the
sake of the mailing list (which I figure to be a good target because then
we'll all see it and others might have the answer). You can send me
anything you want; bandwidth is pretty easy for me.
% seperate machines both using bash, both with the same results. nothing
% real special about the profile and bashrc, i made no changes to them. i
Right; sorry for misleading you like that.
% suppose i could mail them, but i really dont think that the problem lies
% in there and i wouldn't want to bog down everyones inbox with a
% pointless file. i have tried sending messages through pine and that
Well, the file contents might be pointless, but how it's attached would
be of interest. Or do you mean that mutt flat-out refuses to send the
message at all?
% works and in nail which does the same as mutt. i would use pine but i
% need to do some command line attachment adding which pine doesn't do.
Ugh; we'll do anything to save you from that ;-)
% oh, and if you reply to this, dont expect me to reply till monday, im
% heading home for the weekend and wont be checking my work mail. thanks
% for the quick response though.
HTH
%
% >
% > Cool sig! Do you have, by chance, any of the rest of the gang?
% alas, no. i got the DP off of the community's fanart section (some of
% the stuff in there is really great).
Yeah, I bet. I guess I oughta surf over and check it out. Thanks!
Can't wait until tomorrow and Monday to see what AJ is going to do...
:-D
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