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1 total messages Started by Gene Heskett Sat, 15 Feb 1997 00:00
Thor and 'Creating a new system'
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Author: Gene Heskett
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 00:00
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Hello peeps, got a weird one for you.  I just added a third, not gonna
last very long, 'system' to THOR2.4.

What I am doing is swapping ISP's, and I thought I'd set up the new
one in a new 'system'.

It went fairly well till I attempted to answer the bot message we get
the first time we log onto the new system and "get mail".

That one returns a small window after you've filled in the details of
a new message to send and click OK.  The small window says "failed to
create event".  Snoopdos says that nothing it attempted to do
returned with a failure.

I've also tried to send mail to other people and I get this same
error message window.

I can click on the close button, reselect one of the other two
systems and create all the messages I want.

All three 'systems' are set to use the global definitions for darned
near everything.

Anybody have an helpfull ideas?

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Cheers, Gene

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My ISP has been sold, and because of the dog and pony show I get when I
called the current and soon to be owners about slow mail and no newsserver
since last friday, I have chosen to move my address as noted below. Please
recapture it in your mailer.

And it appears I had it wrong the last 2 days! While the 'westvirginia part
was ok, the .com wasn't, shoulda been .net, which will translate to the
top address below.

  Gene Heskett, CET, UHK        | Amiga A2k/2630/2632 40 megs fast/2 megs chip
      C.E. @ WDTV-5             | A2091/GuruRom-1.08 gig, CDROM, Multiface III
<gene_heskett@iolinc.net>  or   | AlfaData2008-IDE + 345 & 240 meg drives
<gene_heskett@westvirginia.net> |  525 meg tape drive, Epson Stylus Pro   
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