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Re: SV: [cobalt-users] Users not searching Archive First
- Subject: Re: SV: [cobalt-users] Users not searching Archive First
- From: terry_ames@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri Feb 23 19:36:48 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
<snip most of TOP POST>
>What I object to
>in your post is that me, John Cordeiro (the original poster of what you are
>criticzing so strongly) and others really DO want to help others with their
>problems - as opposed to what you suggest. -- Isn't it true that an issue
that
>has been described and resolved a gazillion times before (on a mailing list
that
>DOES HAVE an archive) is one *without* a purely *technical* solution -
people do
>have to be reminded every once in a while that others' time is worth a
dime, and
>that it's disrespectful to ignore this. - This probably means some people
have
>to be reminded there is in fact an archive of this list every once in a
while.
>Jan
Most of us do search the archive prior to asking a question. That is why
you don't hear from me (and probably a lot of others) and I have been on the
list for over six months. When I do need your help because my search turned
up nothing of value, it starts a flame war because some one is to high
hatted to help. They had rather spend their time with worthless drivel!
BTW, If anyone is interested, I found the culprit that was eating my hard
drive space. Thanks flash22, you were the only one that offered any help!
I am using the backup program in the RaQ3 GUI to put the backup file on an
FTP server in my house. It turns out that the program builds the file to
the tmp directory before FTPing and leaves them there. Go figure! Is this
normal? Don't know, but I will be telnetting in once a week to delete these
files.
Terry