[net.sources] 4.2 BUGLIST, Part 9 of 10

vance@mtxinu.UUCP (Vance Vaughan) (11/11/84)

4.2 BUGLIST ABSTRACTS from MT XINU, part 9 of 10:

	The following is part of the 4.2 buglist abstracts as processed by
	Mt Xinu.  The initial line of each abstract gives the offending
	program or source file and source directory (separated by --),
	who submitted the bug, when, and whether or not it contained
	a proposed fix.  Due to license restrictions, no source is
	included in these abstracts.

	Important general information and disclaimers about this and
	other lists is appended at the end of the list...

talk--local			    char@ucbkim (Bruce Char)   8 Sep 83   
	talk bombs out with an illegal instruction if the called party does not
	respond.  This a period after the "ringing the party again" message is
	printed.

    REPEAT BY:
	talk <anyone logged in>
	
	then have <anyone logged in> not respond
	
	
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talk--ucb			     sun!dg (David Goldberg)   28 Apr 84   +FIX
	The Talk(1) command does not work between sun's and vaxes.

    REPEAT BY:
	Try
		talk name@vax-machine
	from a sun, or vice-versa.
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talk.1--man		       jimbo@ucbmonet (Jim Kleckner)   17 Oct 83   +FIX
	     The text reads:
	     ======================
	     a user on another host, then person is of the form :
				 host!user  or
				 host.user  or
				 host:user  or
				 user@host
	     though host@user is perhaps preferred.
	     ======================

    REPEAT BY:
	Read manual

    FIX:
	     But should read:
	     ======================
	     a user on another host, then person is of the form :
				 host!user  or
				 host.user  or
				 host:user  or
				 user@host
	   > though user@host is perhaps preferred.
	     ======================
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tar--bin			 mazama!stew (Stewart Levin)   25 Apr 84  
	I tried to extract a large tar file residing on one tape and
	placing the data directly on another.  That is I created a
	symbolic link under the name "data1" pointing to /dev/rmt1 (say)
	and then did "tar xvBf /dev/rmt5 data1" to extract the data
	without the tar header.  Unfortunately I ran out of tape because
	the output records were written in 512 byte records, wasting
	a large amount of space in interrecord gaps.

    REPEAT BY:
	The above experiment.
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tar--bin			    mckusick (Kirk Mckusick)   2 Sep 83   
	When /bin/tar is creating and cant enter a directory,
	it may proceed as if the chdir() had been successful,
	archiving files from the actual directory as if they
	resided in the