rick@uunet.UU.NET (Rick Adams) (05/25/88)
If you want to remove JJ's beggin from your local system, you can run the following shell script. ---rick n=/usr/lib/news $n/inews -c cancel "<5529@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5528@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5807@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5808@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5809@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5810@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5811@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5812@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5813@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5815@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5816@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5820@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5821@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5822@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5823@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5824@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5830@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5831@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5832@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5833@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5834@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5835@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5837@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5838@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5840@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5841@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5842@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5843@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5844@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5845@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5847@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null $n/inews -c cancel "<5850@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null
jj@alice.UUCP (05/25/88)
:Keywords: jj :Message-ID: <14045@uunet.UU.NET> :Date: 24 May 88 18:07:10 GMT :Article-I.D.: uunet.14045 :Posted: Tue May 24 14:07:10 1988 :Organization: UUNET Communications Services, Arlington, VA :Lines: 38 : :If you want to remove JJ's beggin from your local system, you :can run the following shell script. : :---rick : :n=/usr/lib/news :$n/inews -c cancel "<5850@cup.portal.com>" -n comp.ctl -d local </dev/null Um, folks (Rich will do, if he can get mail THIS way), can someONE explain what "jj" this is here we're talking about? Needless to say, mail it. (do I need to say that in this group?) JJ-Who has no login at portal, (or cup, or whatever cup.portal.com means) and wonders what other 'jj' there is who does, or how JJ got into this at all. -- TEDDY BEARS HAVE LIMITED PATIENCE, BEWARE THEIR PICNIC! "Tear DOWWWN the wall!" (ihnp4;allegra;research)!alice!jj HASA, A division, S affiliations. Copyright alice!jj 1988. All rights to mail reserved, USENET redistribution otherwise granted to those who allow free redistritution in a USENET-like manner.
lyndon@ncc.Nexus.CA (Lyndon Nerenberg) (05/26/88)
In article <14045@uunet.UU.NET>, rick@uunet.UU.NET (Rick Adams) writes: > If you want to remove JJ's beggin from your local system, you > can run the following shell script. Running the script (as news) generates complaints on some of the articles about "news@ncc.Nexus.CA" not being the poster !?! I've been running "expire -f JJ@cup.portal.com" instead. As an aside, is anyone else thinking (like I am) of adding a "kill list" feature to inews? -- {alberta,utzoo,uunet}!ncc!lyndon lyndon@Nexus.CA
rick@seismo.CSS.GOV (Rick Adams) (05/26/88)
You must have a uid of either 0 or NEWSUSR and the distribution specified must be either local or ORGDISTRIB. --rick
Customer_Portal_Service@cup.portal.com (05/27/88)
We sent cancel messages out for all of JJ's postings.
donegan@stanton.TCC.COM (Steven P. Donegan) (05/27/88)
Is there any way to prevent a re-occurance from this source? Stop net input to my system from portal? -- Steven P. Donegan Sr. Telecommunications Analyst Western Digital Corp. donegan@stanton.TCC.COM
richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton) (05/29/88)
In article <49@stanton.TCC.COM> donegan@stanton.TCC.COM (Steven P. Donegan) writes: > >Is there any way to prevent a re-occurance from this source? Stop net input >to my system from portal? No, stop net output FROM Portal. -- Ricardo Valenzuela 1945-1962. Long may he live in our hearts. And he wasn't a misogynist. richard@gryphon.CTS.COM rutgers!marque!gryphon!richard
dc@gcm (Dave Caswell) (05/31/88)
In article <4250@gryphon.CTS.COM> richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton) writes: .In article <49@stanton.TCC.COM> donegan@stanton.TCC.COM (Steven P. Donegan) writes: .> .>Is there any way to prevent a re-occurance from this source? Stop net input .>to my system from portal? . .No, stop net output FROM Portal. No, stop net output from California, and how about N.J. (Webber). -- Dave Caswell Greenwich Capital Markets uunet!philabs!gcm!dc If it could mean something, I wouldn't have posted about it! -- Brian Case
gcf@actnyc.UUCP (Gordon Fitch) (05/31/88)
In article <49@stanton.TCC.COM> donegan@stanton.TCC.COM (Steven P. Donegan) writes: > >Is there any way to prevent a re-occurance from this source? Stop net input >to my system from portal? The problem isn't Portal. JJ is back posting again from a different public access system. I suggest all administrators of all PA systems take note of this character and act appropriately.
dave@onfcanim.UUCP (Dave Martindale) (06/01/88)
In article <14045@uunet.UU.NET> rick@uunet.UU.NET (Rick Adams) writes: >If you want to remove JJ's beggin from your local system, you >can run the following shell script. Thanks, I needed that. A good fraction of those articles haven't arrived here yet, and this will prevent me from ever seeing them. I'm very tired of them by now.