[parisc-linux] kernel panic
Stan Sieler
sieler@allegro.com
Wed, 23 May 2001 09:48:24 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
I was quiet before, hoping one of the more active list members
would comment ... but ... a comment on netiquette seems needed here.
We've recently seen a couple of gigantic posts to the mailing list...
of messages with 23,000+ lines of text. Such messages take a lot of
disk and network bandwidth, and can cause performance problems for
some users.
Hence, the two netiquette rules:
1) don't email thousand line messages to a mailing list.
Instead, put the text (the dump info in this case) on a
web server somewhere, and email the URL. Or, offer to email
the big file to individuals who request a copy.
This applies to binary as well as text messages.
2) when replying to ****ANY**** message, delete the majority
of it, retaining just enough to maintain context
for the reader! Single-line replies that enclose a copy
of a 23,000+ line message are just a waste ... as are
single line replies that enclose a copy of a 20 line message.
thanks,
> John,
>
> Thanks for the great explaination!
>
> > /* Stack Dump! */
... [23,400+ lines deleted]
> 1031d7d8 A _end
>
> --UlVJffcvxoiEqYs2--
>
>
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