Actually at the point in the program where it barfed it wasn't talking to
any other machines, although I still had a connection open to the server I
was talking to before, and probably my mail client was open so I was
connected to the GroupWise server.  The program never had a problem at the
point before and when I ran it subsequently there were also no problems, so
I think that rules out the program as the cause.

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