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From: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.org>
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Subject: Story of the walled-in server?
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I recall, some time ago, hearing a story about a BSD server that was
walled in during a renovation and kept on running for years -- until
a puzzled IT staff broke through the drywall and found it purring
happily away. Does anyone know if this story is true or apocryphal?
Any pointers would be appreciated.

--Brett

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