HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 92 12:34:00 PST
From:         "Mark H. Wood" <IMHW400@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU>
Subject: RE: Open file quota problem
X-To:         GHC@NIHKLMB, IPMDF@YMIR
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We hand out FILLM=150 to everybody.  I can't find anyplace that this quota
causes a fixed allocation for the life of the process or an image, so I think
that any unused quota costs nothing.

If you greatly increase FILLM for anybody, also check the system parameter
CHANNELCNT.  If FILLM > CHANNELCNT then a process will only be able to open
CHANNELCNT files.  CHANNELCNT costs one page/128 channels, plus whatever
dynamic structures are created by the actual assignment/use of a channel.  We
run with CHANNELCNT=512 (to allow BACKUP/IMAGE to gather large numbers of small
files efficiently).

If you have a DEC software maintenance contract, you can probably find articles
on the interplay of these quotas and parameters on DSIN/DSNlink.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Mark H. Wood, Lead Analyst/Programmer    +1 317 274 0749   [@disclaimer@]
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Date:         Tue, 7 Apr 92 06:48:00 PST
From:         "Vern Cole -- Systems Manager" <COLEVE@CC.UVCC.EDU>
Subject:      I lost the signoff formula for the list (sigh).
X-To:         ipmdf@YMIR
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.pmdf-l

I appear to have forgotton or misplaced the formula for signing off from
this mailing list.  I tried LISTSERV, but that's not it.  (I have a news-
reader now so I don't need the mail service.)

Perhaps a reminder for my benefit might help others, too.

Please, Sir, what is the incantation?
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        Our client never sends TELNET negotiations.

                                                        Ken
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 92 22:02:00 PST
From:         "Ned Freed, Postmaster" <NED@HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Pmdf Statistics
X-To:         UCCXJPS@vms.ucc.okstate.edu, INFO-PMDF@YMIR
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Determine the channel used to connect to the remote site and enable logging
on that channel. Then you can count or otherwise analyze the records written
to the PMDF log file.

                                Ned
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From:         "Ned Freed, Postmaster" <NED@HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Question about $BITNET$xxx.00 files
X-To:         JWMANLY@amherst.edu, INFO-PMDF@YMIR
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.pmdf-l

> 1) What are all these $BITNET$xxxxx.00 files in the PMDF_ROOT:[QUEUE]
>    directory?  They seem to be scattered around in little clumps in terms
>    of creation time, but other than that I can't detect a pattern by looking
>    at them or their contents.  I assume these are files of messages which
>    never made it out of the system, but at what point are they created?
>    What kind of circumstances, specifically, need to arise for them to
>    appear?

When PMDF sends files on to Jnet it must first create a temporary file. Some
forms of errors (like a system crash) can leave these files behind.

It depends on the version of PMDF you are running. Under PMDF V4.0 these
files are all garbage. The code is arranged in a way that guarantees this;
the original message will remain in the queue until a confirmation comes in
from Jnet saying that the message has been replicated in the Jnet queue.

Under earlier versions of PMDF there are some holes that will result in
message loss. This is caused by some types of errors that Jnet returns.

>   For example, if the JNET system were shut down when someone sent a message
>   to a BITNET address through PMDF, could that result in such a file?

Under versions of PMDF prior to V4.0 the answer is yes. V4.0 does not leave
such a file around when this happens.

> 2) Assuming they are messages which never made it out, what is required
>    to get them sent on their way?  (The message contents and headers look
>    fine, so I suspect they would just go out normally.)  Do I just need
>    to rename them into one of the channel subdirectories?  (If so, which
>    one?)

There are two sorts of files you'll find out there. Those that are in
BSMTP format can be placed in the [QUEUE.BIT_GATEWAY] directory to make
PMDF reprocess them itself. Those that don't have BSMTP envelopes must be
forwarded manually.

The real solution is to run V4.0, which never leaves you in a position where
you care what these files say.

                                Ned

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Date:         Fri, 10 Apr 92 22:07:00 PST
From:         "Ned Freed, Postmaster" <NED@HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Problems with versions hitting 32767....
X-To:         SMITH@NYUMED, INFO-PMDF@YMIR
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This scheme has already been implemented in PMDF V4.1, along with many other
changes to file version handling in PMDF. This amounts to a complete and
total reworking of all the logic in this area.

                                Ned
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 92 02:26:00 PST
From:         "Ned Freed, Postmaster" <NED@HMCVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU>
Subject:      RE: signoff formula for the list (sigh)
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> I thought it was RPMDF @    ymir.bitnet .OR. ymir.claremont.edu

This is correct.

> but I have requested a change of address to the second version _three_ times
> now without any change.

We only got one of them. It came in a day or so ago, I think, and the
change was made then. You should have received a reply message as well.

>   (I'm now trying to turn off my X400 which only carries its own admin
> traffic!)

It sounds like it is losing mail as well.

> How about a PMDF_COMMENTS line just for the IPMDF mail headers giving the
> registration address? The facility might be good for other newsletter
> lists, too. I can think of a couple here in house.

It is a thought. I'll consider it.

                                        Ned
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 13:52:31 -0700
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From:         robert mahoney <rmahoney@SEQ.CSUHAYWARD.EDU>
Subject: Re: Underrepresentation

Kathleen,
    I really liked what you said about underrepresentation not being viewed
in numerical terms but in terms of the culture of the institution and the
fit between student and campus.  You reminded me that at this institution
where we place great emphasis on numerical underrepresentation, we don't
include American Indians as underrepresented merely because they only
constitute approx. 1.2% of the student body, about what they represent
in our service area population.  Unfortunately, in viewing this group in
this manner we overlook the fact that American Indians are among the
most oppressed people in this society. They experience higher rates of
most of society's ills, such as alcoholism, suicide, drug use, infant
mortality, etc.  If any group should be singled out for special considera-
tion it should be the Am. Indian.
    Part of the problem is the quantification  of issues, but another aspect
is the lack of political clout.  The other groups  considered underrepresented
have strong political connections in the state and national legislature. With-
out a mouthpiece in this society you are ignored no matter how noble and
legitimate your cause is.
    What is your opinion on this.  I invite any other subscriber to this
list to join in the discussion.

  Robert Mahoney
  rmahoney@seq.csuhayward.edu
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From:         "Will Barratt" <EGBARRA@BEFAC.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      representation

I like the list of representations still, but to what end?  There is
 an ever diminishing  set of categories, and the question is when do
we stop being  concerned?  If we go to the level of the individual to
deal with  representation, which has a great deal of merit, then we
do not deal  with important and identifiable sub-populations who have
in common  unique (and perhaps not-so-unique) needs.  If we only look
at groups,  then we do not deal with individuals.  So, where does the
balance  fall?

My second issue has to do with institution-community fit.  How big is
the community perceived to be?  The world community, the state
community, US demographics, regional demographics etc.  The
convenient answer for state schools is state or regional numbers, but
who gets to count folks, and who sets the categories?

How can we get the political agenda (I assume here that it is
numerical equality for identifiable ethnic/linguistic groups who
participate in the electoral process) and the  social/educational
agenda (I assume here that it is the recognition
and celebration of diversity in all forms) to agree?

My sense is that whoever controls the list, whoever makes the
categories, whoever sets the 'quotas' for representation has a great
 deal of power.  The extent to which the univeristy allows others to
set its agenda (make its categories for representation) varies
greatly, and I would be  interested in hearing from some
folks at schools who have taken charge of the categories when
looking at representation.


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Will Barratt                        812/237-2869 Office
Department of Counseling            812/237-2870 Secretary
Indiana State University, USA       812/237-4348 FAX
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            EGWILLB@INDSVAX1.BITNET    (BITNET)
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From:         "David L. Arnold" <DLARNO01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Underrepresentation

Coordinator, Fort Knox Center
Phone: 588-6444
Re Robert Mahoney and underrep/American Indians.  If you support the notion of
viewing underrep. in terms of student fit to the institution and culture, it do
es not follow that American Indians vs your campus percentage is a major concer
n for you unless you can demonstrate some aspect of your campus that is
more uniquely suited to American Indians than some other group or some other ca
mpus.  What you have really done is recall  another critieria; concern for so
me intrinsic situation of the group in its own right.  That may be absolutely l
egit, but it is not the same thing as the appropriateness of the fit between th
e student group and the campus and its culture.
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From:         "David L. Arnold" <DLARNO01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU>
Subject:      Underrepresentation

Coordinator, Fort Knox Center
Phone: 588-6444
   Just a thought that probably does not take the discussion anywhere in the
long run, but I wonder if we can't construct so many "representations" that we
ultimately arrive at the notion that each student is an individual and all of
these "groupings" are simply sterotypes or shorthand -- benign, instituional,
malicious, expedient, or whatever -- to deal with the fact that our
institutions are no longer designed, capable, nor perhaps desirous of dealing
with individuals; only batch processes. DA
From: sob@TMC.EDU (Stan Barber)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.cw-email
Subject: Re: Mail clients and PC-NFS
Date: 15 Apr 1992 14:12:48 GMT
Organization: Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Tx

In article <01GIOH5NKN8W0007U6@BGERUG51.BITNET> GEERT@CDR.RUG.AC.BE writes:
>Are there versions of POP ( or IMAP2 ) clients who can work
>together with PC-NFS ?

SunSelect sells LifeLine Mail which does POP-2. We use it here and it works 
fine for that. We have not investigated any other clients since we site
licensed LifeLine for that purpose.


-- 
Stan           internet: sob@bcm.tmc.edu         Director, Networking 
Olan           uucp: rutgers!bcm!sob             and Systems Support
Barber         Opinions expressed are only mine. Baylor College of Medicine
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From:         "Kathleen M. Kirby" <KMKIRB01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU>
Subject:      Underrepresentation

Instructor, Educational and Counseling Psychology
Phone: (502) 588-0631
Lee may have something there--perhaps we should not focus on the differences
but on the common needs which often are ignored by those who lack knowledge or
understanding of difference.  A novel thought
From: arzt@dccs.upenn.edu (Noam H. Arzt)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ashe-l
Subject: Crossposting with Netnews
Date: 16 Apr 92 12:39:28 GMT

The ASHE-L listserv has now been crossposted with netnews. To remind you what  
that means, netnews is the web of Internet bulletin boards served on most  
campuses by a dedicated netnews server accessible by a variety of netnews  
client processes. Those of you to whom I sent "Zen and Art of the Internet"  
should now consult text.

The main advantage some people see in this method of interaction is that rather  
than receive the postings passively via mail, you get to pick when you go and  
look actively using the news reader. Also, rather than multiple individuals on  
a single campus receiving copies of the same post, they all go to one place  
(the news server) and a single copy is shared. This is much more resource  
efficient.

This posting was generated via news (the newsgroup is bit.listserv.ashe-l). If  
it successfully goes out to the listserv, the bi-directional gateway is  
working.

--
Mr. Noam Arzt                            215/898-3029 (voice)
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 18:21:00 EST
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From:         CORRELL_1@CUCISA.BITNET
Subject:      proc phreg

hi folks:

    This is my second posting.  i got no answer from my first posting! i am
working on cox proportional hazard model using proc phreg.   I need the
INTERCEPT FUNCTION.  But i was unable to get it from phreg.  Does anyone know
how to get it?
email: jnet%"correll_1@cucisa"
thanx a lot!
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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 09:00:00 EDT
Reply-To:     Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
From:         Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Thanks

        What a great thing this list is!!!  I would like to thank the following
people for their help with my problem of getting data from 2 lines into an
array: Tom Abernathy, Melvin Klassen, duell@espreeso.boeing.com (who didn't
include his or her name), Larry Jones, David Nasser and David Curtin.
        Most suggested using the '/' format code to tell SAS to jump to the
next line of the data file.  Does anyone else have trouble finding these little
tidbits in the #$%%#$#@$%*** manuals or is it just me?  Thanks again.

                Helen Strother
                STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET
                Academic Computing
                SUNY College at Oneonta
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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 12:03:15 EDT
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Subject:      Re: DBF file types
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              17 Apr 1992 10:08:35 EDT from
              <lhm%BIOSTAT.MC.DUKE.EDU@VTVM2.CC.VT.EDU>

On Fri, 17 Apr 1992 10:08:35 EDT Lawrence Muhlbaier said:
>DBMS/Copy supports FoxBase, but FoxPro is not listed.
>
Whoops! Lawrence is quite right.  I'd forgotten how popular the Fox
"prefix" was among DBMS venders :->

Several folk have told me that PROC DBF is NOT in base SAS 6.07.  One
said the proc (or its functionality) have been bundled into another
SAS module, but wasn't certain which one.  I'll look into this further
and post an answer to SAS-L.

Best,
Jim

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Institute for Research in Social Science       CASSELL@UNCVM1.BITNET
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Date:         Mon, 6 Apr 1992 09:18:00 EDT
Reply-To:     "F.Joseph Kelley" <JKELLEY@UGA.BITNET>
From:         "F.Joseph Kelley" <JKELLEY@UGA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Internet addresses ( was: SAS/GRAPH & PostScript: a fix

Hi Net,

"UGA" (as in "SAS-L@UGA") is the "Bitnet node name" for the VM
side of our ES/9000.  On the Internet it is "uga.cc.uga.edu" ....
The first uga corresponds to the Bit node, the second is university-
wide for all machines on the Internet.

Hope this helps,
--Joe Kelley
  University Computing/UGA
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Site: University of Leicester, Leicester, U.K.
Phone: +44 533 523259 (direct line)
Organisation: University of Leicester Department of Psychiatry.
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Date:         Mon, 6 Apr 1992 14:19:55 GMT
Reply-To:     sdd@leicester.ac.uk
From:         SDD@LEICESTER.AC.UK
Subject:      SAS/GRAPH problem with splitting plots.
Comments: To: SAS-L <SAS-L@VTVM2.CC.VT.edu>

Hi Folks,

	I'm having a small problem with SAS/GRAPH.  I can get a nice,
pretty little gplot of a regression line with 95% confidence limits, but
for a variety of reasons, I need to split the lines into two (by year)
but still put both of the resulting lines on the same graph.  The
specific data are as follows:

YEAR  DIAGNOSI  NUMBER
1975     2        283
1976     2        316
1977     2        312
1978     2        289
1979     2        395
1980     2        358
1981     2        180
1982     2        181

	There was a significant drop in 1981, and I therefore wish to
treat the data for the last two years as seperate from the previous
years.  (There is a reason for the rather big drop, and that's why I am
seperating the data.)  When I run the program below, I do get two
seperate lines, but the 1981/1982 data do not have the confidence
limits, (but take the options defined in symbol1, for some strange
reason) and both lines are extrapolated beyond their end values, which I
don't really want (but could accept if I really had to: typing
correction fluid is a wonderful thing!)  (Before I get flamed by a
pedant, I am aware that I really need more than two values for any
meaningfulness, but I am, in this case, simply producing output as
specifically requested, not as I'd rather do it.  I am also aware of the
big increase in 1979, but that's due to the same problem as I'm having
with 1981, so one solution will do!)

	Thanks in advance: here's the program extract:

/* graphs.sas */

libname audit 'd:\nottmaud';

goptions device=proprint;
   symbol1 v=plus     i=rlclm95 l=1;
   symbol2 v=star     i=rlclm95 l=2;

data b;
   set audit.combined;
   if year < 1981 then cat = 'pre-1981';
   if year > 1980 then cat = 'post1980';
run;

proc gplot data=b;
   plot number*year=cat/vaxis=100 to 400 by 100 vminor=10;
   where diagnosi=2;
   title1 h=0.4cm j=r 'figure 2b';
   title2 h=0.6cm 'First referrals to Nottingham psychiatric services';
   title3 h=0.5cm 'Graph of number against year for diagnosis of';
   title4 h=0.6cm 'Functional psychoses, ICD-9 code 295-299';
   footnote h=0.5cm 'Data seperated by YEAR = 1981';
run;

	Simon.

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From: r-larkin@uiuc.edu (Ron Larkin)
Subject: 6.07 for VMS GOPTIONS access violation
Summary: GOPTIONS DEV=VT240 COLORS=(NONE)
Keywords: SAS GOPTIONS GRAPH INTSASERR ACCVIO
Organization: Illinois Natural History Survey
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 18:48:16 GMT

   SAS 6.07 for VMS (don't know about non-VMS) gives a severe error when a
certain GOPTIONS statement is used on my system; SAS said that the problem
appears to be newly-discovered.  The error occurs during a subsequent PROC
GPLOT
execution, not immediately after the GOPTIONS statement is encountered. So
watch
out for strange behavior if you:

	GOPTIONS DEV=VT240 COLORS=(NONE) ;

The error is:
%SAS-F-INTSASERR, a SAS error has occurred
%SAS-F-CALLREP, please contact your SAS Site Representative
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual address=[etc]

    Identical code runs fine under 6.06 and the GPLOT runs fine if the
preceding
GOPTIONS is commented out.  I don't know which of the two options contributes
to the problem, or perhaps an interaction between DEV= and COLORS=.

Ronald P. Larkin, Illinois Natural History Survey
607 E. Peabody Drive, Champaign, IL 61820  USA
r-larkin@uiuc.edu (Ron Larkin)
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