lacroix@sobmips.UUCP (d.lacroix) (10/06/89)
Is there a way to change the default date at start when one does'nt answer
to the DATE prompt ? Maybe with BEGUG.
The reason is to impose a recent date (at least) for lazy users!
The very last definition (that may be kept in a file) would more useful than
sometime in 1983...
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Daniel Lacroix
{attcan,mcgill-vision,telly}!sobeco!lacroixwb8foz@ibiza.cs.miami.edu (David Lesher) (10/07/89)
lacroix@sobmips.UUCP (d.lacroix) writes: > The reason is to impose a recent date (at least) for lazy users! Why not find Q_start, or a similar program written by the RNP and Smartkey port author - "Biff Jones" Both present the date/time, let you change them with the arrow keys, then SAVE it to a file. The next time, the date/time presented needs to be bumped up one {day, hour, minute} depending on how often you crash the box ;-} "Biff"'s saves it to itself, while Q_start uses a separate data file. Alas, the latter was quickly written in frustration, and did not count leap years, so the DAY is one off. -- Flash! Murphy gets look and feel copyright on sendmail.cf {gatech!} wb8foz@mthvax.cs.miami.edu (305) 255-RTFM