Request: .sig pics

Could everybody who has any send me .sig files (any kind whatsoever,
as many as you have) in chunks as big as you can manage to send to me?
I am trying to make a .sig randomizer for myself, and am lacking
material.  Preferably less than 6 or 7 lines or so per .sig, but
anything will do.  Maybe lotsa stuff from the archive?  I have no
quota, so send ahead as much as you can, please.  Thanks in advance.

Jeff Kantor
jka...@bailly.rutgers.edu
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-----------------------------------------------------------------jkantor@baillySubject: 1st shift EOS Report Sunday June 12 1994
Newsgroups: ru.rucs.ots.eos
Distribution: ru



BACKUPS
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	daily1 for caboose on caboose to wp1:dat0
	daily1 for calippus on calippus to hardees:dat1
	daily1-2 for dorm on dorm to dorm:dat0
	daily1-4 for dziuxsolim on dziuxsolim to dziuxsolim:dat0
	daily1 for enemone on enemone to enemone:dat0
	daily1-3 for gandalf on gandalf to hardees:dat1 (*)
	daily1 for goclenius on goclenius to hardees:dat1
	daily1-2 for hardees on hardees to hardees:dat0
	daily1 for ns1 on ns1 to ns1:dat0
	daily1 for ns2 on ns2 to ns2:dat0
	daily1-2 for pilot on pilot to dziuxsolim:dat1
	daily1-3 for rutgers on rutgers to rutgers:dat0
	daily4 for rutgers on rutgers to rutgers:dat1
	daily1 for tdclient on bailly to hardees:dat0
	daily1-2 for wp1 on wp1 to wp1:dat0

All the above backups ran with no worries

	daily2 for tdclient on bailly to hardees:dat0

ran normally with the exception of the one backup for babaye:/ which
failed.

	daily3 for tdclient on bailly to hardees:dat0

ran normally with the exception of backups at dionysius (failed) and
grimaldi (aborted) ... same as last week.


PINGER
~~~~~~

|lvr-ts              128.6.76.6     0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5952     
|princeton.edu       128.112.124.   0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5956      
|asb-gw              128.6.12.5     0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5960      
|ceramics-gw         128.6.12.1     0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5964      
|hammond-gw          128.6.30.1     0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5967     
|rucs-gw             128.6.4.27     0  838  838     0.0      -1   0% 5973      


FCMON
~~~~~

no faults on either


LPQER
~~~~~

no worries


RESTORES
~~~~~~~~

None requested


FILE SYSTEMS ON UNIX
~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~

Rutgers:
/dev/sd2h             294671  259039    6165    98%    /usr

Pilot:
/dev/sd2d             408223  358682    8719    98%    /usr
/dev/sd2g             301189  258141   12930    95%    /njin/u1

Gandalf:
/dev/sd5a            1008450  900983    6622    99%    /usr
/dev/sd5d             274851  240930    6436    97%    /var
/dev/sd4d             507411  454280    2390    99%    /u4

Eden:
/dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0     721751  618748   30833    95%    /var               
/dev/dsk/c2t1d0s2    2671847 2313701   90966    96%    /eden/u1           

Ns1:
/dev/sd1g              30935   27360     482    98%    /var

Hardees:
/dev/sd1c             963662  824080   43216    95%    /usr
/dev/sd8a            1934982 1708851   32633    98%    /hardees/u1
/dev/sd5a             615067  539014   14547    97%    /hardees/u2

Wp1:
/dev/sd7g             302743  257636   14833    95%    /usr



And finally, when I came in this morning, around 9:40 or so, the alarm
for the Vax unit 1 (at least that's what I think it is... the machine
behind the 3089 with the barometer on top) had it's alarm going off,
and on the display it read ,"over voltage error   1:41  "  and had a
number of options on the bottom.  I silenced it, and left it alone.
Then we called Tom around 1pm who returned our call around 3:15 and
said that this happens from time to time, and that it's not too
serious of a problem.  


And content with the knowledge that we are in good hands, I sign off
wishing everyone a good week.  

Jeff