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Subject: Re: nslint for checking named files available here (fwd)
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At 08:21 AM 1/28/97 +1000, Robert Chalmers wrote:
>I'm still on the trail of this ratty connection. The really odd thing is
>that SOME people practically can't connect at all, yet others have no

FYI:  I get the same failure on  Solaris 2.5 (from a different network
point of view even) as I do on the FreeBSD boxes at my shop.

So, anyone else got this file that wants to share it :-) :-) :-)