I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.
superpun
Superpun <reangpornp@ttt.co.th> wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.
quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com
-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
Didn’t he already do that to post this message?
David Gibbs <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:96ecq7$sk2$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
Bill at Sierra Design <BC@sierradesign.com> wrote:
Didn’t he already do that to post this message?
Oh, probably… depends on which way he wandered through. Or, he may just
have pointed a newsreader at it.
-David
David Gibbs <> dagibbs@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:96ecq7$sk2$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
–
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
I know that this is posting to a rather old message, but I am catching up
on QNX after an absence of 6 years.
I saw messages here which said the QUICS message base would still be
available in read-only mode, but none of my old usrname/passwords work
anymore.
Then your message says it is web based, but there is no trace of QUICS at
the website mentioned. There is a knowledge base mentioned, but it
doesn’t look nearly big enough at this time to contain all the info that
was in QUICS.
I note that quics.qnx.com still acts as an FTP server for free stuff etc.
So is this just a temporary absence of QUICS while the web site is being
reorganised or what? Are the old conferences archived somewhere.
Regards
Bill williams
In article <96ecq7$sk2$1@nntp.qnx.com>, dagibbs@qnx.com (David Gibbs)
wrote:
Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
Hi
FTP to quics.qnx.com.
Connect using some userID.
Look in /usr/quics/*
“Bill Williams” <billwill@cix.co.uk> wrote in message
news:memo.20020705020200.1372A@nyob.zen.co.uk…
I know that this is posting to a rather old message, but I am catching up
on QNX after an absence of 6 years.I saw messages here which said the QUICS message base would still be
available in read-only mode, but none of my old usrname/passwords work
anymore.Then your message says it is web based, but there is no trace of QUICS at
the website mentioned. There is a knowledge base mentioned, but it
doesn’t look nearly big enough at this time to contain all the info that
was in QUICS.I note that quics.qnx.com still acts as an FTP server for free stuff etc.
So is this just a temporary absence of QUICS while the web site is being
reorganised or what? Are the old conferences archived somewhere.Regards
Bill williamsIn article <96ecq7$sk2$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> >, > dagibbs@qnx.com > (David Gibbs)
wrote:Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?
Bill
In article <agcoqd$lm2$1@inn.qnx.com>, QTPS@EarthLink.net (Bill Caroselli
(Q-TPS)) wrote:
Hi
FTP to quics.qnx.com.
Connect using some userID.
Look in /usr/quics/*“Bill Williams” <> billwill@cix.co.uk> > wrote in message
news:> memo.20020705020200.1372A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
I know that this is posting to a rather old message, but I am
catching up
on QNX after an absence of 6 years.I saw messages here which said the QUICS message base would still be
available in read-only mode, but none of my old usrname/passwords work
anymore.Then your message says it is web based, but there is no trace of
QUICS at
the website mentioned. There is a knowledge base mentioned, but it
doesn’t look nearly big enough at this time to contain all the info
that
was in QUICS.I note that quics.qnx.com still acts as an FTP server for free stuff
etc.So is this just a temporary absence of QUICS while the web site is
being
reorganised or what? Are the old conferences archived somewhere.Regards
Bill williamsIn article <96ecq7$sk2$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> >, > dagibbs@qnx.com > (David Gibbs)
wrote:Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
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“Bill Williams” <bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> wrote in message
news:memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk…
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?
It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from memory )
Bill
In article <agcoqd$lm2$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, > QTPS@EarthLink.net > (Bill Caroselli
(Q-TPS)) wrote:Hi
FTP to quics.qnx.com.
Connect using some userID.
Look in /usr/quics/*“Bill Williams” <> billwill@cix.co.uk> > wrote in message
news:> memo.20020705020200.1372A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
I know that this is posting to a rather old message, but I am
catching up
on QNX after an absence of 6 years.I saw messages here which said the QUICS message base would still be
available in read-only mode, but none of my old usrname/passwords work
anymore.Then your message says it is web based, but there is no trace of
QUICS at
the website mentioned. There is a knowledge base mentioned, but it
doesn’t look nearly big enough at this time to contain all the info
that
was in QUICS.I note that quics.qnx.com still acts as an FTP server for free stuff
etc.So is this just a temporary absence of QUICS while the web site is
being
reorganised or what? Are the old conferences archived somewhere.Regards
Bill williamsIn article <96ecq7$sk2$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> >, > dagibbs@qnx.com > (David Gibbs)
wrote:Superpun <> reangpornp@ttt.co.th> > wrote:
I can’t login to QUICS by newuser. It has no passwd to continue.
Anybody help me. Thank You.quics is now all web-based. Please try:
http://qdn.qnx.com-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
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Anonymous FTP can’t see /usr/quics, only /usr/free/quics
Bill
In article <agdh5g$8mm$1@inn.qnx.com>, postmaster@127.0.0.1 (Mario
Charest) wrote:
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the
wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from memory )
I tried to send you an e-mail but it got bounced. Send me an e-mail at
BCaroselli at Orban.com.
“Bill Williams” <bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> wrote in message
news:memo.20020710131022.1180B@nyob.zen.co.uk…
Anonymous FTP can’t see /usr/quics, only /usr/free/quics
Bill
In article <agdh5g$8mm$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, postmaster@127.0.0.1 (Mario
Charest) wrote:
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the
wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from memory )
In article <aghc6b$85i$1@inn.qnx.com>, QTPS@EarthLink.net (Bill Caroselli
(Q-TPS)) wrote:
I tried to send you an e-mail but it got bounced. Send me an e-mail at
BCaroselli at Orban.com.
Ah, sorry, my email address in the headers has extra junk to hopefully
make it useless to Spammers.
email me at bw-news AT datahighways DOT co DOT uk
General comment: Regrettably, it will only be a matter of time before the
Spam email address gleaners find this cosy corner of the Internet. At
present they seem to be sucking all the addresses out of Google Groups. If
you ever used a real email address on the newsgroups it will probably be
getting spam now.
Bill
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020710131022.1180B@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Anonymous FTP can’t see /usr/quics, only /usr/free/quicsBill
In article <agdh5g$8mm$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, postmaster@127.0.0.1 (Mario
Charest) wrote:
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the
wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from
memory )
\
Bill Williams <bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> wrote:
In article <aghc6b$85i$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, > QTPS@EarthLink.net > (Bill Caroselli
(Q-TPS)) wrote:I tried to send you an e-mail but it got bounced. Send me an e-mail at
BCaroselli at Orban.com.Ah, sorry, my email address in the headers has extra junk to hopefully
make it useless to Spammers.email me at bw-news AT datahighways DOT co DOT uk
General comment: Regrettably, it will only be a matter of time before the
Spam email address gleaners find this cosy corner of the Internet. At
present they seem to be sucking all the addresses out of Google Groups. If
you ever used a real email address on the newsgroups it will probably be
getting spam now.
I love spam now. I used to hate it. But then I wrote this magical program
that sits in the .forward file for the 500 email addresses I have in my
honey-pot, and immediately blocks their IPs and sends a nastygram to their
ISPs. Quite effective and fun! Even if I receive spam in my regular
email account, all I have to do is “bounce” (in elm) the mail to “spam”
and it’s all taken care of. 
Cheers,
-RK
Bill
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020710131022.1180B@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Anonymous FTP can’t see /usr/quics, only /usr/free/quicsBill
In article <agdh5g$8mm$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, postmaster@127.0.0.1 (Mario
Charest) wrote:
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the
wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from
memory )
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Realtime Systems Architecture, Books, Video-based and Instructor-led
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Email my initials at parse dot com.
“Bill Williams” <bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> wrote in message
news:memo.20020710194217.1180C@nyob.zen.co.uk…
In article <aghc6b$85i$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, > QTPS@EarthLink.net > (Bill Caroselli
(Q-TPS)) wrote:I tried to send you an e-mail but it got bounced. Send me an e-mail at
BCaroselli at Orban.com.Ah, sorry, my email address in the headers has extra junk to hopefully
make it useless to Spammers.email me at bw-news AT datahighways DOT co DOT uk
General comment: Regrettably, it will only be a matter of time before the
Spam email address gleaners find this cosy corner of the Internet. At
present they seem to be sucking all the addresses out of Google Groups. If
you ever used a real email address on the newsgroups it will probably be
getting spam now.
My ISP does an awesome job at filtering spam (it ignores email from well
know
relay machine) . I’m impressed.
There is still one or two spam per day that gets through. I’m currently
trying
http://www.cloudmark.com (only for Outlook) and so far I’m getting
impressive results.
Bill
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020710131022.1180B@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Anonymous FTP can’t see /usr/quics, only /usr/free/quicsBill
In article <agdh5g$8mm$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >, postmaster@127.0.0.1 (Mario
Charest) wrote:
“Bill Williams” <> bw-news@scratchthis.datahighways.co.uk> > wrote in
message
news:> memo.20020709013810.1180A@nyob.zen.co.uk> …
Yes, I saw the files & updates before. But what happened to the
wealth of
information in the QUICS messages?It’s all store under /usr/quics/archive/quics/… (going from
memory )
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