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On 31/08/00 at 9:19 John Aldrich wrote:
>On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Steve Frampton wrote:
>>
>> Hmmm...is using the URL the *only* way of unsubscribing now? It just
>> occurred to me that people who didn't have support for SSL connections
>> were pretty much out of luck if the traditional redhat-list-request
>> removal mechanism no longer worked.
Steve,
The list maintainer is shown as being at this address
[EMAIL PROTECTED] , if your feeling studious, you can read about
the list manager here http://www.list.org/
here is some instructions I have from the list
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You can also make such changes via email - send a message to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
with the text "help" in the subject or body, and you will be emailed
instructions.
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>>
>> Hopefully the release of RH 7.0 will bring with it some useful
encryption
>> utilities such as lynx-ssl and ssh?
RH has always kept away from crypto so far, its easy to get the RPM's in
question though www.zedz.net or rufus.w3.or etc
>>
John
>No, you can email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject
>"unsubscribe." However, you still have to get your password from
>them somehow, and I don't know if there's a way to get it to email
>you back your password.
>I still don't see what the problem is with
>firing up Netscape and visiting that web site!
> John
He cannot do that is he has no X a lot of servers don't run X or if they
do, Netscape may not be loaded etc , so if you only have lynx on say a RH
5.x box for instance, you are going to be out of luck using SSL ... see
now ?
The main problem here is that the text I supplied is not anywhere obvious
IMHO
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Have you seen these Linux sites?
Embedded Linux Consortium http://www.embedded-linux.org
Linux Professional Institute http://www.lpi.org
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