>>>>> "ab" == Andrew M Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ab> Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >>>>> "K" == Klaus-Uwe Ittner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: K> On 17 Feb 2002 at 21:56, Dan Jacobson wrote: >> >> "Sorry! We have flood-control activated. You cannot post within a >> >> certain number of seconds of your last post. Please try again after >> >> this period of time elapses. The current number of seconds required >> >> between posts is: 60" K> How should wwwoffle deal with this? It does not look like an error K> message as e.g. 503 (Service unavailable as described in RFC 2616) ... K> So wwwoffle thinks all should be ok ... >> >> mmmm... I know, a new [Wastebasket] (1)(2)(3)...(7)... ab> How about using the existing lastout and prevout[1-7] directories. ab> They contain a list of the requests that were sent from the outgoing ab> directory during the last (previous N) sessions. I see, you will leave backups of POST _contents_, failed or not, in the previous outgoing directories, in future editions of wwwoffle [this not available in the current version, I suppose]. Ok, but on the man pages also tell users useful things they can do with failed post carcasses: how to resubmit them, how to strip back text out of them, etc. -- http://www.geocities.com/jidanni/ Taiwan(04)25854780
