On Fri, Sep 05 2003, in alt.os.linux.slackware,
David <thunderbolt01@netscape.net> wrote:

> David wrote:
>> Scott wrote:
>>>
>>> Got a 404 error here for some reason.
>>
>> Hmmmm?? Don't know why it seems to work for me. I don't see any 404
>> error in my logs for that link. But at least you were able to get it.
>
> Maybe because I didn't add a "/" on the end of it?
>
> *http://12.219.169.125/pub/linux/SlackBuild/*
>
> Just a guess since both ways work for me.

Wait now... Before you I am think a total dumbass, I need to explain
something. I've been playing around with Slrn and Xbrowser variable.
I've set Slrn to call this simple script when using SHIFT-U:
(Copied, modified, and re-created straight from the KDE Klipper config)

#!/bin/sh
#
# slrnmoz.sh
# General Purpose: Call Mozilla/Netscape Browser
# Date: 09/04/2003
#
# If browser already open, send arguement via -remote command,
# otherwise
# start the browser with argument.
#
# TODO: Funny?
#
# ps x |grep -q '[m]ozilla' && mozilla -remote "openURL($1,new-tab)"
# || mozilla $1 &

When I hit SHIFT-U in slrn and picked the URL you first gave it didn't
work. Not at all. However, I just tried it again and with the added
slash and it worked perfectly. Is the weakness here my fault or
yours?... Yep, guess this newbie has work to do. Can we blame Slrn
for any of this?...

Fine. I'm still a dumb-ass. Shoot me.