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Starting: Tue Aug 1 00:14:42 AEST 1989
Ending: Thu Aug 31 23:26:50 AEST 1989
Messages: 479

• 9-track tape info (summary)   Frank Wortner
• INADDR_ANY, sin_family   Brain in Neutral
• R. T. Morris (suspected Internet worm propagator) charged?   R. P. C. Rodgers
• WORM Commision Finds Morris Responsible   Rick Geymont
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Dave Decot
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Dave Decot
• is it a socket or is it not?   SANDEEP at S63.Prime.COM
• change of mailing address   Brian White
• Mail questions   Chip Salzenberg
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   James Hull
• R. T. Morris (suspected Internet worm propagator) charged?   Usenet file owner
• Shared Mem, Msg queues, Semaphores Code fragments wanted   Patrick Curran
• chown (was: at files and permissions)   Root Boy Jim
• Strange file system error   Root Boy Jim
• is it a socket or is it not?   Root Boy Jim
• Shared Mem, Msg queues, Semaphores Code fragments wanted   Todd Merriman
• HP Laserjet Series II problems   Chris Bailey
• NFS, hung processes   Brent Callaghan
• NFS, hung processes   Pat Barron
• chown (was: at files and permissions)   Peter da Silva
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Darrell Schiebel
• Neat csh feature   Frank Wales
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Frank Wortner
• NFS, hung processes   Richard Tobin
• Errors during DUMP; query   Mike Macgirvin
• Shared Mem, Msg queues, Semaphores Code fragments wanted   Guy Harris
• Welcome to comp.unix.questions and comp.unix.wizards [Monthly posting]   Steve Hayman
• Frequently Asked Questions about Unix - with Answers [Monthly posting]   Steve Hayman
• R. T. Morris (suspected Internet worm propagator) charged?   John Kennedy
• Kernel Debugging   Charles Leach MMECSC
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Darrell Schiebel
• executable return values (was: curses/termcap/terminfo doc.)   Maarten Litmaath
• How to do TIOCNOTTY on System V   alan l wendt
• Checking an fd for pending data (sans select(3))   Too hot to handle
• uucp for a database application   Harris
• Frequently Asked Questions about Unix - with Answers [Monthly posting]   David J. Harr
• Porting software to SPARC or MIPS (DEC)   mark eggers
• Shared Mem, Msg queues, Semaphores Code fragments wanted   Steinar Overbeck Cook
• Kernel Debugging   George Robbins
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Frank Wortner
• handling escape characters   Paul Asmar
• R. T. Morris (suspected Internet worm propagator) charged?   Bob Kinne
• Checking an fd for pending data (sans select(3))   William Davidsen
• Help on serial driver under SUNOS 4.0   Bernard Lee
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Guy Harris
• How to do TIOCNOTTY on System V   Guy Harris
• meaning of suid bit on directories   Bill Janssen
• handling escape characters   Bob McGowen Wyse Technology Training
• 4.3 BSD out-of-band handling   Richard Fox
• NFS, hung processes   Bruce Cole
• uucp for a database application   Robert Ransbottom
• rcs exit status   Paul Eggert
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   George Robbins
• question on diconnecting STREAMS mux's in driver itself   Erik Murrey
• curses: implementation x definition   Luiz H. deFigueiredo
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Dave Decot
• Moving data in/out of memory on a Sparc   Matt Goheen
• C-shell alias: is it possible to have optional arguments with default   Gerald Justice
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   gaf
• Help with man macros   John E Van Deusen III
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Scott Bradner
• 4.3 BSD out-of-band handling   Chris Torek
• Record High Load Average   John Chambers
• The Tao of Programming   Seth Robertson
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Jeffrey Kegler
• Portable mknod ?? does it exist?   Jim Reid
• Re^2: What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Guido van Rossum
• The Tao of Programming   Usenet file owner
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Marty
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Felix Lee
• The Tao of Programming   Seth Robertson
• Ethernet board device driver   KETAIAK%CALSTATE.BITNET at cunyvm.cuny.edu
• The Tao of Programming   Felix Lee
• Shared Mem, Msg queues, Semaphores Code fragments wanted   Bob Lewis
• Should \"ls -R\" traverse symlinks?   Root Boy Jim
• ULIMIT adjustment in System V kernel creation   Root Boy Jim
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Root Boy Jim
• varargs question   Chris Torek
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Root Boy Jim
• The Tao of Programming   Anthony J Stieber
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Paul De Bra
• BSD 4.3 and sockets   Rick Broberg
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Chuck Karish
• The Tao of Programming   Keith Thompson at diego
• System performance   Dave Fenske
• What to run GNU on? (was: What kinds of things...)   Scott Schwartz
• ls source code   Naveen S. Saxena
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Guy Harris
• The Tao of Programming   Peter Rowell
• TCP/IP on System V/386 & STREAMS   Randall Atkinson
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Wolfgang Rupprecht
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Henry Spencer
• hard disk as archive   Ronald Florence
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   Kemp at DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
• The Tao of Programming   Larry Campbell
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Barry Shein
• The Tao of Programming   Robert Elz
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Pete Holsberg
• The Tao of Programming   Blair P. Houghton
• How to boot VAX750 TMSCP from a TU-81   Chris Torek
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Gregory N. Bond
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Jerry M. Denman
• The Tao of Programming   Pete French
• UNIX-WIZARDS Digest V8#022   Michael Hoehnerbach
• Re^2: What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Peter da Silva
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Peter da Silva
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Peter da Silva
• Re^2: What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Andrew Hume
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Bob Rahe
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   Marshall Feldman
• What should GNU run on   Keith D Gregory
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Dave Turner
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   Guy Harris
• The Tao of Programming   Paul Houtz
• ching wanted   James E. Ward
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Charles Hedrick
• Z-80   Mitchell Wyle
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Thomas_McFadden.Henr801M at xerox.com
• What Unix needs in file locking   alan l wendt
• Netologisms (sorry!)   Larry Campbell
• Where Goeth the Line-editing?   Keith Gabryelski
• Completely stymied by COFF link editor command language!   Ronald Cole
• Telnet locking up.....   Robert Dal Santo
• What should GNU run on   James Van Artsdalen
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   Jeffrey Kegler
• vi dumping core   Hans Buurman
• Re^2: What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Jack Jansen
• validating dumps   Linda Birmingham
• The Tao of Programming   Rich Kulawiec
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   R.HUTCHISON
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Doug Toppin
• dbx question?   R. Bruce Rakes
• BSD4.3/ULTRIX2.2 compatibility.   M. Love
• Using /etc/services in client appls.   Ken Whedbee
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   John Nagle
• Re^2: What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Peter da Silva
• Looking for anti-viral archive site   Jim Wright
• Where Goeth the Line-editing?   Dave Shepperd
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   tawab at net4.UUCP
• What should GNU run on (or shouldn't....)   Bill Trost
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Jeffrey Kegler
• Can cu do call-backs to terminals?   Hershel Belkin
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Nik Simpson
• NFS and UFS Mounting on a non-empty directory   der Mouse
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS? (really threads)   Guido van Rossum
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   David Goodenough
• dbx question?   Howard Siegel 4-2390 x4064
• ls source code   Guangliang He
• Anyone understand SXT's (Sys V)   Russell Brown
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   David Elliott
• ls source code   George Robbins
• Where Goeth the Line-editing?   Guy Harris
• csh pgrp problem   Richard Tobin
• Capturing lp output  
• Sendmail reference card   Jim Joyce
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS? (really threads)   Peter da Silva
• hard disk as archive   tawab at net4.UUCP
• dbx question?   Brian V. Smith
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Scott Simpson
• ls source code   Doug Gwyn
• handling escape characters   OTT GmbH
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Brian V. Smith
• Help with man macros   Dick Dunn
• ls source code   Systems Staff
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   Chris Torek
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Chris Torek
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Chris Torek
• A Beter ScreenDump for ANSI terminals   Larry Dighera
• ls source code   George Robbins
• Capturing lp output   George Robbins
• csh pgrp problem   Peter J. Bishop
• find command fails on valid directories   Brian Litzinger
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Jacob Gore
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Todd Sandor
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Anthony A. Datri
• getty, login and a trivia   Matt Goheen
• Vax 750 dumps   Alessandro Berni
• csh pgrp problem   Charles Hedrick
• ls source code   Keith Bostic
• need source of SCSI driver for Adaptec controller on AT bus   Eric S. Raymond
• global replacements with sed   Steven R. Houser
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   MikeD
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   Bret McKee
• 8mm tape length for dump   Cris Fuhrman
• nroff driver files for terminals/printers   Matthew Thurmaier
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Joseph Moran
• global replacements with sed   George Robbins
• csh pgrp problem   Jussi Eloranta
• Can cu do call-backs to terminals?   Pete French
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   T B A L
• 8mm tape length for dump   Chris Torek
• csh pgrp problem   Chris Torek
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Frank Wales
• 8mm tape length for dump   Larry Starr,Mezzanine,46971,5638828
• 8mm tape length for dump   dave laplant
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Ian Dall
• System performance   Steve Nuchia
• Can cu do call-backs to terminals?   Hershel Belkin
• The Namnes of the Beast (contd)   Donald C. Currie
• 8mm tape length for dump   Chris Torek
• The Tao of Programming   Scott Horne
• solving for ... (was 8mm tape length for dump)   Chris Torek
• Trashed Disk Labels Under Sun OS 3.5   Chris Torek
• lpd clipping files   Throop Wilder
• global replacements with sed   Dave Decot
• NFS Performance Problems   grant
• global replacements with sed   Sam Vause
• validating dumps   Jeffrey Kegler
• csh pgrp problem   Joseph Moran
• What kinds of things would you want in the GNU OS?   Steve Summit
• What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .)   Jim Frost
• Device driver questions   michael at maui.cs.ucla.edu
• validating dumps   John F. Haugh II
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Jim McCoy
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Peter da Silva
• Help with man macros   John E Van Deusen III
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Earl Wallace
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Peter Sliepenbeek
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Thomas Truscott
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC   John Nagle
• validating dumps   ody
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   ody
• validating dumps   Bob McGowen Wyse Technology Training
• vi dumping core (summary)   Hans Buurman
• IBM 4381 to UNIX experience?   John Uhley
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Frank Wortner
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Anthony A. Datri
• What should GNU run on (was Re: wha   ari at kolmogorov.physics.uiuc.edu
• Does get(1) and delta(1) send SIGTERM ?   Steinar Overbeck Cook
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   der Mouse
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   der Mouse
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   David B. Lewis
• what does NaN mean out of printf?   Andrew Koenig
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Blair P. Houghton
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Peter da Silva
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Gordon Vickers
• system 5 vrs. bsd4.3 question   David M Koon
• SVR4   Doug Gwyn
• lpd clipping files   Brian V. Smith
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Gregory Gulik
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Chris Calabrese[mav]
• remove me   Jeff Kvam
• lpd clipping files   David Robinson
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Nagesh Pabbisetty
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Nicholas Jacobs
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Peter da Silva
• terminals with cookies   Dan Stromberg
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Conor P. Cahill
• IBM 4381 to UNIX experience?   Dr. Scump
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Gregory Kemnitz
• pipe breaking mystery   Wolfgang Rupprecht
• fork/exec   Eric S. Raymond
• lpd clipping files   Rob McMahon
• lpd clipping files   Ray Smith
• What should GNU run on (was Re: wha   Jeffrey Kegler
• terminals with cookies   Peter da Silva
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Henry Spencer
• CERT Internet Security Advisory   Kenneth Van Wyk
• undumping a core image   wills ms 01309
• 8mm tape length for dump   Randal Schwartz
• Portable Task Management   Peter Rowell
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   ody
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Scott Barman
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   ody
• Names of the Beasts   Marshall Feldman
• Out of inodes. SunOS4.0, gripe.   Guy Harris
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Guy Harris
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   Root Boy Jim
• getty, login and a trivia   Root Boy Jim
• when does kill -9 pid not work?   Gregory N. Bond
• (386/ix) mapping video memory into address space   Tom Friedel
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   George Robbins
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   William L. Moran Jr.
• QMS drivers for troff   Dan Senderowicz
• names of the beast   Chris Elvin
• What is a Workstation? (What should GNU ...)   Marshall Feldman
• What is a Workstation? (What should GNU ...)   David R. Stampf
• UNIX-like crypt function   p.v.bemmelen
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   William LeFebvre
• csh pgrp problem   Terry Friedrichsen
• socket connect() timeout period   Anil R. Gangolli
• WIN device busy creating iconic SunView window   Bob Weissman
• Retrieving network information from the kernel   Mark Andrews
• BSD filesystem defragmentation question   Chris Torek
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Roy Smith
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Kemp at DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
• curses   nobody
• UNIX-like crypt function   Greg Hinton
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   T. William Wells
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Steven M. Schultz
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Mike Haertel
• Where Goeth the Line-editing?   der Mouse
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Marc Evans Ultrix Q/A
• What is a Workstation? (What should GNU ...)   Peter da Silva
• Unix network security   Randall Atkinson
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Rich Neitzel
• What should GNU run on (was Re: wha   Mitchel Wyle
• Altos (SCO?) V/386 - advisory locking help wanted.   Russell Brown
• Unix network security   Scott Hazen Mueller
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   David Goodenough
• csh pgrp problem   Chris Torek
• Resource utilization of unterminated child process   Hemant Rotithor
• Orthogonality in UNIX clock primitives   Thomas J Hacker
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Dave Weinstein
• FILE descriptor <-> FILE pointers   Dave Decot
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   William LeFebvre
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   William LeFebvre
• Spanning file across disk partitions.   Anil Somani
• getty, login and a trivia   Theo Deraadt
• Unix network security   Mike Haertel
• Unix network security (waas \"CERT Internet Security Advisory\")   rackow at skeeve.mcs.anl.gov
• Unix network security   John F. Haugh II
• What should GNU run on (was Re: wha   Barry Shein
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Chris Torek
• Unix network security   John F. Haugh II
• Sun's RPC/XDR code   Dominick Samperi
• UNIX-like crypt function   Alex Nghiem
• UNIX-like crypt function   Roy Smith
• There is a Sun price list   Jeffrey Kegler
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Barry Shein
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Kemp at DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
• Unix network security   John F. Haugh II
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Jim Frost
• Spanning file across disk partitions.   Barry Shein
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC?   Kemp at DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
• Can cu do call-backs to terminals?   Michael Richardson
• PASSWORD GUESSING   John F. Haugh II
• PASSWORD GUESSING   John Nagle
• UNIX-like crypt function   David T. Sandberg
• Finding program arguments in the kernel   Dj Merrill
• Finding program arguments in the kernel   John Grover
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Gordon Vickers
• Re^2: Earthmen are sooo clever   Jay C. Smith
• Re^2: Earthmen are sooo clever   Jay C. Smith
• Unix network security   Guy Harris
• Sun's RPC/XDR code   Brian V. Smith
• UNIX-like crypt function   Andrew Boardman
• UNIX-like crypt function   Doug Gwyn
• validating dumps   Rick Lindsley
• sockets   Mark Bush
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Paul Reger
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Paul Reger
• Wonderful UNIX tools package for DOS   Stephen J. Friedl
• What should GNU run on (was Re: wha   Anthony A. Datri
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Chris Torek
• UNIX-WIZARDS Digest V8#040   Marshall Feldman
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   David Elliott
• Unix network security (was "CERT Internet Security Advisory")   Steve Grandi
• tuning tools   Ron Stanonik
• Random setuid gripe.   Felix Lee
• PASSWORD GUESSING   Jeff Medcalf
• recursive grep   William A. Turnbow
• nonblocking I/O techniques for System V   tom reingold
• recursive grep   Steve DeJarnett
• mail problems   Contractor Robert Johnson
• PASSWORD GUESSING (is trivial)   Doug Davis
• recursive grep   David Elliott
• UNIX-like crypt function   Bill Venables
• recursive grep   Eduardo Krell
• wyse 50 summary   Dan Stromberg
• RPC/XDR documentation   Cliff Spencer
• Any notes gurus??   Hershel Belkin
• Preventing serial cable interference   Michael D. Crawford
• another sendmail problem   Paola Formai
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Greg Pasquariello
• recursive grep   andrew.m.shaw
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Mike Lee
• BSD pty problems   Mitch Bunnell
• UNIX-like crypt function   Richard J. Miller
• Preventing serial cable interference   George Robbins
• File system defragmenter needed   Simcha Lerner
• File system defragmenter needed   Earl H. Kinmonth
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Leslie Mikesell
• PASSWORD GUESSING (is trivial)   Jim Thompson Sun Dallas IR
• PASSWORD GUESSING   John F. Haugh II
• Single user security on DEC workstations.   Yedidya Israel
• nonblocking I/O techniques for System V   Norman Joseph
• recursive grep   David Goodenough
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   andrew.m.shaw
• File system defragmenter needed   Charles Anderson
• HoneyDanBer UUCP   Ferhat Djavidan
• PASSWORD GUESSING (is trivial)   Chris Torek
• Finding diskspace status programatically.   Anil Somani
• UNIX-like crypt function   Doug Gwyn
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Paul Reger
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Guy Harris
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Jyrki Kuoppala
• UNIX-like crypt function   David Elliott
• Debugging Child Processes.   Pratap Subrahmanyam
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Leslie Mikesell
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Dik T. Winter
• recursive grep   Sakari Jalovaara
• public Domain Pascal Compiler   Narotham Reddy
• is RECVFROM atomic?   Ken Greer
• Redirecting /dev/console on Vax 11/730   Michael Cohen
• Debugging Child Processes.   R. Kannan
• autoconfigure vpr on vax   Michael Enkelis
• maker pictures in LaTeX   C.P.R
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Guy Harris
• Preventing serial cable interference   Terry Ingoldsby
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   nickolas.landsberg
• KIP / CAP Package   Steve
• yet another name of the beast   tawab at net4.UUCP
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   andrew.m.shaw
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Perry Hutchison
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   don eastman
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Jyrki Kuoppala
• How does Unix kernel find /bin/sh?   John Chambers
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Conor P. Cahill
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Conor P. Cahill
• is RECVFROM atomic?   Chris Torek
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Chris Torek
• Debugging Child Processes.   Guy Harris
• recursive grep   andrew.m.shaw
• 386's vs. Suns.   Karl Berry.
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Guy Harris
• Preventing serial cable interference   Charles Hedrick
• File Info: Who, When & What?   Jin Tonic Li
• tc_flushc on BSD   Chuck L. Peterson
• Debugging Child Processes.   Theo Deraadt
• recursive grep   jeff at cdp.UUCP
• How does Unix kernel find /bin/sh?   Conor P. Cahill
• How does Unix kernel find /bin/sh?   Wolfgang Rupprecht
• How does Unix kernel find /bin/sh?   Paul De Bra
• sockets   Mark Bush
• government ID card systems   Steve Elias
• Using the 4.2 broadcast addr with 4.3 systems   Tim Ramsey
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Doug Gwyn
• How does Unix kernel find /bin/sh?   Doug Gwyn
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   Kemp at DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
• PASCAL COMPILER FOR PC-7300   Narotham Reddy
• is RECVFROM atomic?   Mitch Bunnell
• What differentiates a Workstation from a PC (Re: What should GNU run on (was Re: what kinds of things . . .))   Root Boy Jim
• (4.3) hp.c, EINVAL vs. EOF/short-i/o   Jim Hutchison
• How about unnamed ptys?   Dan Bernstein
• HoneyDanBer UUCP   vause at cs-col.Columbia.NCR.COM
• how can I get filename from file descriptor?   andrew.m.shaw
• recursive grep   Guy Harris
• sockets   Guy Harris
• recursive grep   Arthur David Olson
• Debugging Child Processes.   Glen Ecklund
• Nagle algo. in Unix-TCP   Richard Wolsoi
• rename strangeness, a possible bug   Glenn Zazulia
• deallocating associative array memory in awk   Mitchel Wyle
• Restore a bad dump   Yedidya Israel
• recursive grep   George Robbins
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Bruce Walker
• Can cu do call-backs to terminals?   Pete French
• Will BSD run on a uVAX3100? URGENT!   uhclem at trsvax.UUCP
• How do I detect child input?   Jim Hayes at wayward
• recursive grep   Leslie Mikesell
• (4.3) hp.c, EINVAL vs. EOF/short-i/o   Chris Torek
• recursive grep   Ozan Yigit
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Seth Robertson
• Re^2: Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Jan B. Andersen
• Re^2: Earthmen are sooo clever   Jay C. Smith
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Joseph D. Shapiro
• named pipe problem   coolbean
• help installing GNU c complier   BoB Miorelli
• mailing list   POSTMAST%BUMETA.BITNET at mitvma.mit.edu
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Amos Shapir
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Jeff d'Arcy,OS Avenue,2627,
• dynamic loading on Suns?   Srinivasan Jagannathan
• Checking for new mail (and killing bkgnd process on logout?)   Jeff d'Arcy,OS Avenue,2627,
• recursive grep   Rob McMahon
• Ulimit on V/68 (Was: Re: B News 2.11 forgeting artciles)   Kent Forschmiedt
• Reading the symbol table of the currently running executable   Clifford Neuman
• recursive grep   Perry Hutchison
• Workstation pricing, Sun vs. ISA   Jeffrey Kegler
• Ulimit on V/68 (Was: Re: B News 2.11 forgeting artciles)   Kent Forschmiedt
• Workstation pricing, Sun vs. ISA   Larry Wake
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   Bernhard Schneck
• The Names of the Beast (contd)   goldfarb at hcx9.UCF.EDU
• recursive grep   Doug Gwyn
• Workstation pricing, Sun vs. ISA   Michael C. Proicou
• curses   Richard Karasik
• Date-Routines for C/UNIX ? HELP   Mathias Koerber
• killing bkgnd process on logout (was: Re^2: Checking for new mail)   Bruce Walker
• streams   Randy Pafford

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