Panix, my shell host, has their domain named snarfed by faceless, evil, international criminals. Hopefully, by the time you read this, there won't be a problem, but right now there is. I described it in my O'Reilly weblog.
So, if you sent me mail since Friday night (huh, snarf a domain on friday night of a long American weekend), I might not have got it. If I got it, I'm not responding to it until they fix this problem. I'm not ignoring you, really. You could ask dha or ziggy, but they have mail accounts at Panix too.
If you sent me mail before that, I am ignoring you. Well, not really, but hey pudge, do I really need to know the points for/against ratios for every NFL team since the start of the league? I don't really care if they come out to Pi or e or whatever creepy, magic number you said it was. It could be sqrt(3)/3 for all I care. I don't think that's any sort of owners' conspiracy. You're this close to a new procmail rule, buddy.
Re:NANOG thread
brian_d_foy on 2005-01-16T17:14:37
NANOG makes me want to unplug everything and hide under the bed.
That doesn't seem to be my shell-account ISP's excuse for SSH-2 not working today - their old host is on air for SSH-1, but the SSH-2 enabled host is off air.
Everything I need to get to has my public ssh identity. I log in to the machine and read my mail with PINE. No web mail, no POP, no nothing.
Right on! SSH rocks. I'm oldfashioned, I use ELM unless there's MIME involved. AFTER triage with ELM, I slurp with POP (into a non MS mailreader) for fancy footwork. ]Of course, at WORK I ahve to use Outlook
I'll resend my last message of Friday night to your panix(dot)net alias when I next log into work.
Bill R / n1vux=wdr
