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  Here's a rumored way (courtesy of Mac Allen jma21624@usav01.glaxo.com) of
fixing problems with SGI machines and perl... you might give this a shot
if you're having troubles -- the mysteries of perl, and all that.

 -- dan

=================================================
Subject: Kuang Un-Hang

I just figured out one way of fixing the kuang hang:

#!/usr/bin/perl
$x= `./kuang.pl`;
print $x;

I originally did this as a way of running shell scripts I wrote to extend
COPS with custom stuff, like sulog.chk, login.chk, etc.  The original
kuang perl script is in kuang.pl now, and it writes to the report when
run from cops.cf.

- Mac Allen jma21624@usav01.glaxo.com