We previously had HQM; CLOGO BIN dated 1975. When run, it announces
itself as LOGO.44. RJL; LOGO 49 has a timestamp from 1973, but
appears to be a later version including turtle graphics on the 340
display.
This incorporates the patches from 162 into files 434 and isearch
75. Ignoring the patch to & Read Command Name since the version in the
patch file is older than the one in crl 208. Resolves#1520.
It looks like some time after the PDP-6 went away, someone added a
check to .ACCESS to ensure it's only used with disk files and USR
jobs. I believe PDP6 jobs should be allowed too.
The code to share a moby was commented out, presumably because the
10-11 space until 1981 was 2,,000000-2,,777777 and PDP-6 core was at
3,,000000 but that went away 1978.
This adds an assembly time conditional for the code.
to FINISH when sending SMTP headers or data. This call appears to hang,
preventing delivery of the message. This fix has been in place on UP
for a couple years. I've tested it and it does fix the issue.
Resolves#1516.
The DRAGON;DAILY BDAY daemon attempts to send email to this email address
once a day to notify the list of birthdays. However, no sucn email address
exists in NAMES > and the mail is rejected, accumulating in DRAGON; DRAGON EMAIL.
This commit adds an entry for the email address. Resolves#1513.
Here is the patch to get telnet to talk to a modern telnetd. This
weekend I will finish adding DHCP to IMP and doing some more cleanup
on code.
The basic change was to expand the telcmd to several calls to remove
the flush at the end of the macro. Modern telnetd seems to want
WONT/DONT commands not to span packets.
does this when the JNAME is LSRINI. Currently, this program is
not being called at build time, and instead, a binary LSR1 EMPTY
database is loaded from tape. But a future commit will switch
to building the empty database from LSRINI. Note: LSRINI
will, by default, create an empty database. But it also supports
INQUIR;.UPD1. NNNNNN update files to augment the database with
INQUIR entries as specified in these update files. Thus,
you can either create an empty database, or one that is populated
with specified entries.
