[4866] in SIPB bug reports
Shane D Shaffer: Why can't I xrn?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Greg Hudson)
Sat Sep 17 14:04:46 1994
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Subject: Why can't I xrn?
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 1994 13:04:49 EDT
From: Shane D Shaffer <atariman@MIT.EDU>
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The other day I got a message saying I was over disk quota on sipb. I didn't know I had anything on it! All I do through sipb is xrn. My newsrc. or whatever file might be big, but my memory used kept growing, despite the fact that I added no new groups. I did try to save posts I was putting up, but I never was able to find them in my files. Is this where the memory went? If so, how can I get rid of them. I have no idea what files I have on sipb, no idea how they got there, and no idea how to get to them. Now I go to xrn, and the only messages that appear are the ones that I posted earlier in the day. What gives? Is this my punishment for going over the disk quota (which I didn't know was happening, and had no idea how to stop)? Usenet is my lifeline, and I need it. Please help me get this straightened out.
- Shane Shaffer
atariman@athena.mit.edu
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