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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Mar 1995.
Re: how do you do a plan?

Re: how do you do a plan?

In article <-142...@paradigm.co.jp>,
Jason_R._Heminger_ <chi...@wpi.edu> wrote:
>On 26 Oct 1994 01:32:33 -0500, Strawberry Bitch wrote:
>
>: Okay, here is my predicament:  I have a file called ".plan" but now I don't
>: know how to put it in my plan in my finger file.  Could someone please
>: enlighten me?  I am truly lost.  If it makes a difference, I am on a 
>: UNIX system.  Thank you so much..
>
>Make sure that your .plan file has read permission by everyone.  To do that,
>type 'chmod a+r .plan'.  
>
>This should solve your problem.
>

  That will work if his directory is already accessable by others.  If 
not, you need to make your home directory (the one with the .plan and/or 
.project files in it) available for others to access.  This is done with 
'chmod o+x ~'.  Together, these two commands will probably make it 
possible for your .plan and/or .project file to be viewed when someone 
finger's you.

Dave
dal...@darwin.bio.uci.edu
eab...@ea.oac.uci.edu

--
Dave
eab...@ea.oac.uci.edu

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From: eab...@aldebaran.oac.uci.edu (Dave)
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Subject: Re: how do you do a plan?
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