On Sat, 28 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It was a hint that I am moving on.
>
> >I hope things are going well...
>
> Yes as far as I can tell at this stage.
I am glad to hear that and wish you good luck.
> >Hmm... requests. I'd like to see about the unixio test failure and
> >whether it can be reproduced in C.
>
> Okay, may take a look at that one.
Thanks.
> >Also, do you have a WebSphere server
> >running on your mainframe?
>
> It is running an Intranet server, I don't know which one.
> Realistically, I am not (as an employee who has been made redundant) going
> to be given any new access, though existing access will probably persist
> due to large company inertia.
It certainly sounds like there may be a small return on the time invested
in hunting it down so perhaps it is not worth bothering with that one.
It is a subtle matter in that perl version and/or CGI.pm versions have an
effect on the bug seen (hence I cannot rule out perl or CGI.pm being at
fault despite the fact that "It's only visible via the web server" makes
it sound like it is the web server's fault).
Where do the tuits go?
At any rate your help with the port has been very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Peter Prymmer
