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2 total messages Started by Alan M. Carroll Wed, 27 Feb 1991 16:44

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Author: Alan M. Carroll
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 1991 16:44

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Someone sent me email asking how to get emacsclient to work with the
gnuserv.el that I posted. I tried to respond, but the return path
failed.

You cannot use emacsclient with gnuserv.el. You must use gnuclient,
which is part of the package that gnuserv.el comes with. This is
currently available via anon FTP from cs.uiuc.edu, in
~ftp/tmp/gnuclientX.shar. This shar file contains the original version
of gnuserv.el, and my version.

-- 
Alan M. Carroll                "I hate shopping with the reality-impaired"
Epoch Development Team                 - Susan
CS Grad / U of Ill @ Urbana    ...{ucbvax,pur-ee,convex}!cs.uiuc.edu!carroll

Re: GNUServ

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Author: Steve Baumgarten
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 02:05

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In article <1991Feb27.164455.6141@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> carroll@cs.uiuc.edu (Alan M. Carroll) writes:

   You cannot use emacsclient with gnuserv.el. You must use gnuclient,
   which is part of the package that gnuserv.el comes with. This is
   currently available via anon FTP from cs.uiuc.edu, in
   ~ftp/tmp/gnuclientX.shar. This shar file contains the original version
   of gnuserv.el, and my version.

I've been using what I guess is the original version with Epoch for a
while and am curious: what changes/improvements did you make?

Even the original version is clearly superior to emacsclient -- so
much so that I wonder how I got on without it.

--
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   cmcl2!esquire!baumgart       |                           - David Letterman

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