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Reply to thread I started 8 May 09 gone
And frankly, I'm a bit miffed by it.
I had thanked the person who suggested a solution to the issue, pasted code to a shell script that may have helped other users, and was courteous, witty and all that the best forum admins look for in a member/contributor/poster. Now it's gone, with no explanation. The last post was the one the person replying to my thread starter made. Here's the link: 'who' command -- getting data returned into variables (in bash) I didn't reply via QuickReply, and I'm almost positive my reply was not in the form of a private message. Please let me know what possibly could have happened. Thank you for giving this attention. BZT |
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