Quoting Hendrik Boom (hendrik@???):

> I think that was a typo when I wrote the message, but I won't be able
> to check until I'm at the coffee shop again next Monday.

When collecting data from a Linux host for a problem report, I recommend
using /usr/bin/script, a utility that opens a subshell that logs all
console output to a file (default filename ./typescript) until you close
the subshell. Put that file on a flash drive, and you have a verbatim
shell session with no possibility of transcription errors, from which
you can quote relevant portions in your help request.

Transcription errors can lead to frustrating results for both
help-seekers and those who aspire to assist them.

(If I haven't added that 'script' tip to my and Eric Raymond's
'How to Ask Questions the Smart Way' essay, I will soon. Need to
check.)

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Rick Moen              than think your way into a new way of acting."
rick@???                        -- Jerry Sternin 
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