mauvais@psuorpn.cc.pdx.edu (Paul Mauvais) (01/10/91)
A number of our users have come to me with a problem with the (s)ave function
with Elm V2.3 PL9 (running on a Sequent S81, DYNIX 3.0.17.11).
It seems that if the header is more than a simple from/to, then when you
hit the s key to save, it gives you a segmentation violation and exits.
There are a couple headers/messages that it does this on every time.
One is included at the bottom of this letter.
Anyone else run into this problem?
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{body deleted for brevity}mascio@convex.COM (John R.S. Mascio) (01/10/91)
In article <1103@pdxgate.UUCP> mauvais@psuorpn.cc.pdx.edu (Paul Mauvais) writes: > >A number of our users have come to me with a problem with the (s)ave function >with Elm V2.3 PL9 (running on a Sequent S81, DYNIX 3.0.17.11). > >It seems that if the header is more than a simple from/to, then when you >hit the s key to save, it gives you a segmentation violation and exits. > >There are a couple headers/messages that it does this on every time. >One is included at the bottom of this letter. > >Anyone else run into this problem? I think this is the same error my supervisor is running into. I'm trying to get more info myself. We are using Elm V2.3 PL9 on a Convex C-1, Convex UNIX 8.1. If I come up with anything illuminating, I'll post it.