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I've finally got myself access to the wiki :-) and have been working on bringing it a bit more up-to-date.

I've somewhat updated the overview section, so by all means be critical, but it's not mostly my work.

I've added the "When Things Go Wrogn" section, but so far only the first two pages - "Asking for help" and "Timeout Mismatch" - are all my work. The other three pages were already there, but I moved them here because I felt they belonged here.

Please feel free to criticize it (or offer bouquets :-), and give advice as how to improve things, either in private email or on the list.

I know we're a friendly bunch, but so many people seem to keep coming for the same problems over and over again, and I want this to be an up-to-date resource we can point people at to try and help them help themselves.

(And if you think any stuff is out-of-date and misleading, tell me. I'm planning to create a "softtware archaeology" section for all the stuff that is no longer relevant, but might be wanted by people looking after old systems.)

Cheers,
Wol
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