What you're seeing is most probably not garbage, but the result of a mismatch between the actual encoding of the HTML output and the encoding your browser is expecting. Your browser is misinterpreting the HTML data, which is encoded text.

Jim Colten <jim@colten.net> writes: > I have an expect script that spawns ksh. It uses the send command to > feed a long command containing many options to ksh (300-400 chars long) > ..... The command appears to get truncated after the 257'th char ... and > since the \n is part of what's truncated off, ksh never runs the command > and we get no output back and expect eventually times out. I'm not > finding a way to shorten the command so that's not an option.

You may be noticing that one or two characters are added to the end of your text. For example, you might enter the text: The sky is blue. Later, when viewing the activity or page that includes this text, it might say: The sky is blue.2, This problem is caused by a bug in Netscape 4 on the Mac. If you are a Mac user, then we strongly recommend that you switch to Safari or Firefox. Quia does not support the use of Netscape 4 on a Mac.

Before sending your message, please be sure that it abides by the list's rules and policies. Otherwise, if you are not sure, then please consult a list owner to find out if your message is appropriate for the list. "I would like to send a new message to the list." Send it to the e-mail address nausicaa@listserv.brown.edu. "I would like to reply to a message I've received from the list." Use your e-mail software's reply feature.

No. She visits a different world, accompanied by different people. It's a world very much like Earth was in the 1950s before the launching of Sputnik. (For more information, see its description page.)

Sending control characters is easy: just write a send command and enter the control character you want to send. I like to enter most control characters literally - since the resulting script is more readable. However, your editor has to allow this. For example, suppose you want to send a Control-A. Conventionally, most editors display this as ^A, but you can't just enter ^ and A. (This will just send those two characters.

From: jcarney@mtl.mit.edu (John C. Carney) Newsgroups: comp.lang.tcl Date: 12 Aug 1996 17:32:54 GMT Organization: Massachvsetts Institvte of Technology I am trying to use expect to spawn the kermit program. It then is supposed to dial the modem and procede. When I run kermit from the shell, it has no problem dialing the modem. However, when kermit is spawned by expect, it will not dial. I thought perhaps the input stream was too fast for kermit and tried send -s.

The full size of an SMS message is 160 characters. However most SMS messages are less than 80 characters. NightLifeTexting.com offers you up to 130 characters for each message you send. The rest of the message is for the "from" field so that the person who you are sending message know who you the sender is.

Yes, this is normal and expected. The current system stores some information in a hidden field which is serialized and zipped. The field appears as a very long stream of random characters. Do not delete or modify this field or the form will become unusable.

To send a message to all the people currently subscribed to the list, just send mail to: epd@yahoogroups.com This is called "sending mail to the list", because you send mail to a single address and LISTSERV makes copies for all the people who have subscribed. This address (epd@egroups.com) is also called the "list address". You must never try to send any list command to that address, as it would be distributed to all the people who have subscribed.

Evidently the system you are sending from is not constructing proper MIME-encoded messages with a proper text part for readers that don't render HTML. So try sending plain text messages (no formatting or rich text or html) and she shouldn't have any problem. Add me to the list of people with "timing out" problems. I had my preference set to 24 hrs., but very frequently get "due to inactivity...." and have to sign back in. Tonight I changed the preference to 12 hrs.

Let's assume you want to maintain a detailed DEBUG output in a file and only messages of level ERROR and higher should be printed on the screen. Often times, developers come up with something like this: # Wrong!!! log4perl.logger = DEBUG, FileApp log4perl.logger = ERROR, ScreenApp # Wrong!!! This won't work, however. Logger definitions aren't additive, and the second statement will overwrite the first one. Log4perl versions below 1.

You can tell the list server to start or stop sending you copies of messages you send to the list. New subscribers default to receiving copies of their own messages. People who subscribed before about 1998 did not default to receiving copies of their own messages to the list. To start receiving copies of your messages Send the text "set nausicaa repro" in the body of an e-mail to the address listserv@listserv.brown.edu.

You must be a U.S. citizen to use our resource. For this reason we require that you have an email address with a top level domain based in this country (i.e., "com", "net", etc.). For service people overseas, a "mil" email address is acceptable, but you must use your stateside residence address for doing the congressional look ups, not your APO or FPO address.