Subject: small pine 3.92 oddity

From: [email-masked] (Ordway Music Theatre)
Date: 1 Apr 1996 17:41:31 GMT

When I run my new pine 3.92 as root on my DG box, I keep getting the 
following error:
[Error saving configuration in file "/.pinerc": No such file or directory]

However, the file does exist and is owned by root and is writable and 
readable by root. I had tried removing the .pinerc and then running pine 
again but that didn't help. I then copied a 3.92 .pinerc from another 
account and ran pine again to no avail.

Anyone have any suggestions? I'm I just being brain dead today?

Thanks
-Bryce

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From: [email-masked] (Charles Giannetto)
Date: 4 Apr 1996 12:48:11 -0500

Ordway Music Theatre ([email-masked]) wrote:

: When I run my new pine 3.92 as root on my DG box, I keep getting the 
: following error:
: [Error saving configuration in file "/.pinerc": No such file or directory]

: Thanks
: -Bryce

On a similar note ...
I get a message when I attempt to send mail to
anyone not in my personal address book about Pine's inability
to edit/open the .addressbook.lu file.  It tells me that it is
using a tmp file and continues.  However, if I delete the
.addressbook.lu file and again attempt to send mail to
someone (not in my addressbook), I get the same error message
but .addressbook.lu does indeed get created.  It's really
a minor problem as everything appears to be functioning
properly other than for the message.  I never saw anything
like this when running 3.91.  FWIW, I'm running 
on a Sun Spark 20 (Solaris 2.4).   Anyone else see this?

- Charlie 
  [email-masked]
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