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Re: Y2K problem with lugnet! (was Re: Help! My newsreader's downloading everything on lugnet!)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Tue, 4 Jan 2000 18:37:53 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, jasper@janssen.dynip.com (Jasper Janssen) writes:
> > Awrighty, I just installed the new nntpd on the other 3 ports. Now all four
> > ports of 119, 1119, 8000, and 8080 have the new nntpd.
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> Spiffy! Are you going to make the patches publicly available somewhere?
The patches are pretty simple, just line replacements, and the second one
(the ltod() one) is a semi-bogus hack that could blow up other parts of the
nntpd if anyone ever adds additional calls to ltod() that assumed a
6-character output string (I changed its interface from 6-character output
to 8-character output) but other than that, the changes seem OK.
Yeah, I'll post them somewhere on Usenet if somebody else hasn't already
beat me to it. I already posted them here on this thread earlier, although
they're more in a "follow-along" form than a simple "point and click without
having to think" form.
> Maybe there's a CNews newsgroup?
Hmm, is there a CNews newsgroup? I don't think so (as such). Now that you
mention it, I think there's a BNews newsgroup, and that's what's used for
CNews. I should have checked there in November or December for potential
Y2K problems.
BTW, here's another bit of data to corroborate the fact that 2000 is indeed
a leap year:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20000104/tc/brf_y2k_next_1.html
That's in agreement, more or less, with things I've heard before, and it's
in agreement with two separate implementations of the Unix 'cal' program, so
I'm 99.999% satisifed on that issue for now.
--Todd
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