2006/4/11-17 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:42736 Activity:nil | 4/11 Can some root-type person please restore /csua/bin/motdedit ?
\_ I don't have root, but you're more welcome to use
~kchang/bin/motdedit2
It has anti-nuke capabilities plus it doesn't clobber
other people up. I don't guarantee that it's bug free
so use it at your own risk. -kchang
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2004/5/27 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:30451 Activity:insanely high 75%like:30462 | 5/27 how many people are using motdedit2 now?
using : .
not using: ......
\_ better question, why are you/are you not using motdedit2?
\_ I predict motdedit2 will win in a landslide!
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2004/5/21-22 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:30359 Activity:high | 5/21 Yep, and there it is... motdedit + motdedit2 + self righteous morons
over writing other people's edits "because those other people didn't
use motdedit like me so it's ok!" and now the motd is an unreadable
fucking mess. Can anyone explain to me how all this shit is better
than when people just edited the damned thing directly or merged new
edits with their own copy as necessary? I don't understand how anyone
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2004/5/19-20 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd] UID:30300 Activity:kinda low | 5/19 motdedit2 is available at ~kchang/bin/motdedit2. The difference
between motdedit and motdedit2 is that motdedit2 does not require
a lock and does friendly merge. For example, if you added a line,
say A, and someone deletes it or changes it to B after a few hours,
you can "restore&merge" which will retain both line A & B.
Restore&merge is done by doing "motdedit2 -r"
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2004/5/18-19 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Motd, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:30283 Activity:insanely high | 5/18 Sick and tired of people writing over your file? Now motdedit2
is available at ~kchang/bin/motdedit2. It does aggressive append
merge where no lines are deleted. In addition, there is a flag to use
to "restore&merge" your last change. For example, if someone nukes
a portion of the motd after 30 min, you can still "restore&merge"
your previous editted file and the current file by typing
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