Posted by Zendrac on September 19, 2000 at 10:44:04:

In Reply to: I think this may have been said before ... posted by Beladorizid on September 19, 2000 at 06:31:14:

> If I pray (pray Uller I seek your model T Ford) then does that pray get a special flag that goes into some sort of mailbox for Uller, so he sees it later when he is online? Or would it be up to Uller to check all the prays to see if anyone had prayed for him? Just wondering.

I would guess that all prays get logged into a single textfile, perhaps with a retention cycle of 14 days or so. I would surmise that this resides in a directory on the Unix machine. And therefore requires a certain access (machine access).
But the idea would then be to do a simple command like:

cat praylog | grep -i

That would prob provide this info, with multiples

'blah blah blah blah blah'

i.e.

#cat praylog | grep -i sog

<19:40:00/09.19.00> <12555> 'Lord Sog, may I ask a moment of your divine attention.'

Ah well ... C'mon a Imm can do this better ;)

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