Hi –
I just noticed that my last post to ruby-talk has mail-count number
95.
Did something get reset?
David
–
David A. Black
[email protected]
“Ruby for Rails”, forthcoming from Manning Publications, April 2006!
Hi –
I just noticed that my last post to ruby-talk has mail-count number
95.
Did something get reset?
David
–
David A. Black
[email protected]
“Ruby for Rails”, forthcoming from Manning Publications, April 2006!
In message “Re: Did the numbers for this list get reset?”
on Fri, 16 Dec 2005 03:29:13 +0900, [email protected] writes:
|I just noticed that my last post to ruby-talk has mail-count number
|95.
|
|Did something get reset?
Somehow a file contains sequence number corrupted on 2005-12-15
19:27:58 JST. I just restored.
matz.
Hi,
At Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:09:45 +0900,
Yukihiro M. wrote in [ruby-talk:170950]:
|I just noticed that my last post to ruby-talk has mail-count number
|95.
|
|Did something get reset?Somehow a file contains sequence number corrupted on 2005-12-15
19:27:58 JST. I just restored.
Old articles 1-112 were lost? Seems blade has lost them too.
Quoting nobuyoshi nakada [email protected]:
Somehow a file contains sequence number corrupted on 2005-12-15
19:27:58 JST. I just restored.Old articles 1-112 were lost? Seems blade has lost them too.
Ugh… probably because they were “overwritten” by the mis-numbered
articles.
Hopefully someone has backups… I imagine they are rather
historically important…
-mental
On Dec 16, 2005, at 1:16 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Quoting nobuyoshi nakada [email protected]:
Somehow a file contains sequence number corrupted on 2005-12-15
19:27:58 JST. I just restored.Old articles 1-112 were lost? Seems blade has lost them too.
Hopefully someone has backups… I imagine they are rather
historically important…
for the moment they are in the google cache…
On 12/16/05, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
Hopefully someone has backups… I imagine they are rather
historically important…for the moment they are in the google cache…
I should have backups of all these articles. I can check when I get
home tonight.
Wayne
Wayne V.
No Bugs Software
“Ruby and C++ Agile Contract Programming in Silicon Valley”
Quoting Christian N. [email protected]:
.oO(can this be exploited by faking the X-Mail-Count number?)
Possibly… it looks like the listserv doesn’t strip existing
X-Mail-Counts, though it puts them second.
-mental
[email protected] writes:
Quoting nobuyoshi nakada [email protected]:
Somehow a file contains sequence number corrupted on 2005-12-15
19:27:58 JST. I just restored.Old articles 1-112 were lost? Seems blade has lost them too.
Ugh… probably because they were “overwritten” by the mis-numbered
articles.
.oO(can this be exploited by faking the X-Mail-Count number?)
Quoting [email protected]:
Quoting Christian N. [email protected]:
.oO(can this be exploited by faking the X-Mail-Count number?)
Possibly… it looks like the listserv doesn’t strip existing
X-Mail-Counts, though it puts them second.
(the archives are okay, since they ignore all but the first)
-mental
I do have backups of all these files, as .htm files that I used
‘net/http’
to get from http://www.ruby-talk.org/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/nnn.
If anyone needs them to do the restore, I’ll .zip them up and send them
to you.
Wayne
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