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<HR><H2>RE: [COLD] New ColdCore and Core Upgrader available</H2>
<H3>daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Thu Aug 21 16:56:16 1997
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From: "Luther, Clay" &lt;clay@selsius.com&gt;
To: "'coldstuff@cold.org'" &lt;coldstuff@cold.org&gt;
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 15:42:21 -0500

I downloaded the new core and set it up, but I am getting a (sort of
annoying) message everytime I log on.

It's the "this message will continue to appear for $admins until someone
answers all the questions" message.

Unfortuantely, I *have* answered all the questions (at least it's
stopped asking me).  Now, why doesn't it go away?

Later.

Clay

&gt; -----Original Message-----
&gt; From:	Brandon Gillespie [SMTP:brandon@roguetrader.com]
&gt; Sent:	Tuesday, August 19, 1997 1:24 PM
&gt; To:	coldstuff@cold.org
&gt; Subject:	[COLD] New ColdCore and Core Upgrader available
&gt; 
&gt; Ok, a new coldcore is available, along with a Core Upgrader.  If you
&gt; have
&gt; ColdCore 3.0a7 or ColdCore 3.0a8 you can upgrade to the newest core
&gt; (ColdCore 3.0a9.02).  Just grab the appropriate upgradedb tarball from
&gt; the
&gt; ColdCore ftp site:
&gt; 
&gt;        ftp://ftp.cold.org/cold/dbs/ColdCore/
&gt; 
&gt; Or, you can grab a fresh a9.02 db and run with it instead.  From this
&gt; point on, we hope to have an upgrader with each core release--this
&gt; upgrade
&gt; should upgrade your database with farily few problems, assuming you do
&gt; not
&gt; change core objects.
&gt; 
&gt; -Brandon Gillespie
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