LYNX-DEV LYNX BUG (redirected message)

[Ulysses V. Condevillamar]

From address@hidden Aug  3 19:26:11 1997
Date: Sun, 22 Jun 1997 00:41:23 -0500
From: Lynx-Help & Lynx-Bug <address@hidden>
Subject: RE: your Lynx question/bug report

Dear Lynx User,

Thank you for sending email to us about the Lynx World Wide Web browser. 
Unfortunately, Lynx is no longer supported by the University of Kansas and 
we cannot respond to your question or bug report.

The good news is that Lynx is being developed outside KU and there are
ways to get help or to report problems.  Please go to the following URL to 
get the latest information on Lynx development and to find help 
or submit bug reports: 

     http://www.crl.com/~subir/

For more information about lynx see:

     http://www.cc.ukans.edu/about_lynx
or
     http://lynx.browser.org


Michael Grobe Manager, Distributed Computing Support Academic Computing
Services The University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 66045

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From address@hidden Aug  3 19:22:07 1997
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 22:14:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: U <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
Subject: Lynx (crashing accessing a URL)

Hello,

I have over a hundred URL in my Bookmarks:

This URL address:  (and is the only one)

*http://www.opengroup.com/open/books/#Languages/Programming*

that crashes LYNX and just *exits* to the shell.  (I am using a C shell).
The system is a *Sun/OS 4.1.3*.  I don't know about the TCP/IP component
of this--since I am not a systems administrator and/or network eng'r. 

Earlier or previously, I did not have or encounter problems of this kind
while accessing this *particular URL*.  I really don't know what triggers
this problem lately. 

thanks,
Uly (address@hidden)

------------------*Forced Exit Message Below*----------------->

Sorry, you have encountered a bug in Lynx Ver. 2-4-2

Please send a concise mail message to
address@hidden describing what you were doing,
the URL you were looking at or attempting to access,
your operating system name with version number,
the TCP/IP implementation that your system is using,
and any other information you deem relevant.

Do not mail the core file if one was generated.

Lynx now exiting with signal:  11

Exiting via interrupt: exit(0)

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