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From: bryan@utep-vaxa.UUCP (Bryan R. Davies)
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Subject: What is "He's dead, Jim."?
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Date: Tue, 26-Mar-85 23:03:42 EST
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*** ERSETZEN SIE DIESE LINIE MIT DIENE NACHRICHT! ***

Perchance, could someone tell me what the cryptic line:

"He's dead, Jim."

means?  One of our users was trying  to  zap  rogue's  score
file  out  of  existence, and succeeded (somehow).  The file
was still there, but I had to re-install it to get rogue  to
start  recording  scores  again.   However, while it was not
working, this message would be displayed  occasionally  when
someone  did  a  "rogue -s".  Also, if someone could tell me
why the person was able to make the file die even though  he
did not have write permission to it, I would be grateful.

Thanks in advance.

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	Bryan R. Davies		ihnp4!ut-sally!utep!bryan