[Smaug] 802.11b open networks

[Karsten Wade]

On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, Rick Moen wrote:

> We seem to have had a depressingly common event happen again:  Nobody
> updated the Web site after the July 1, 2002 meeting.  

Ah-ha!  But somebody tried (me):

http://lists.svlug.org/archives/smaug/2002q3/000732.html

> Most months, I take care of that.  What's depressing is that, to my
> knowledge, I'm the only person who's ever done it since David Gatwood
> created the original site design.

This last time was my second attempt to do so.  The first time, iirc,
actually worked; I don't recall when this was.  Since I don't use CVS
regularly, I have to refresh myself from the sf.net and our docs to make
certain I am doing it right, which is why this current situation left me
confused and why I did not enter a trouble ticket.
 
> > However, this may have something to do with lack of an August update.
> Maybe the other admins are seeing this sort of nonsense, too:

[snip error output]
 
> I've verified that my SourceForge account's SSL login still works (via
> the Web site's login), so that's definitely not it.  The second cvs
> attempt shown uses the absolutely-full command syntax, as specified on
> http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=13487 .
> 
> And yet....
> 
> For whatever reason, as of tonight, I am being denied access to the CVS
> (even though I'm listed as a project admin).  Why?  Beats the heck out
> of me.  But this effectively locks me out of the site completely.
> 
> I'd appreciate it if one of the other site admins would investigate.

Most interesting.  I got refused for write access, and you got a
connection refused.  I suspect it is the same issue, just that we are
hitting it from different directions due to the different ways we are
doing our CVS updates.

Any reason I shouldn't use your error output in making a trouble ticket?
Otherwise, I can go through the steps myself when I get some time today,
gen the same errors, and use those.

- k'

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