On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, George Bonser wrote:
> ssmtp allows you do so much the same thing with a Unix workstation. You
> set up your mail client ... say ... xfmail ... to pull the mail from your
> pop3 account and to send via ssmtp. If you are offline, the mail will stay
> in xfmail's outbox.
Yep, I
On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, George Bonser wrote:
> Maybe the correct answer for this user is not to use exim at all but to
> use ssmtp which is, I think, the tool designed for this job.
Thanks, I didn't know this existed.
> WARNING: the above is all it does - it does not receive mail, expand
> aliases
Hi all,
A home user typically receives e-mail with a pop program (fetchmail), and
therefore he has no use for his MTA _listening_ for incoming mail on inet
port 25, am I right? Because I assume fetchmail passes its load on to the
MTA via the local interface, 127.0.0.1, isn't it so?
Therefore it
Hi all,
I'm reposting this question because I didn't get any answer recently.
Maybe this has been discussed before but I haven't been able to dig it up
from the mailing list archives or dejanews.
I'm using several machines, some with potato, some with woody. I need to
install a free (as in gra
Hi all,
I'm sure this must have been discussed before but I haven't been able to
dig it up from the mailing list archives or dejanews.
I'm using several machines, some with potato, some with woody. I need to
install a free (as in gratis) f90 compiler, which needs glibc2.0 and won't
work with gl
No, I don't mean the messages from the init scripts (I guess you can use
the VERBOSE variable in /etc/default/rcS for that); I mean the bootup
messages from the _kernel_, the ones you can read again with dmsg.
I searched the file /usr/src/linux/Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt
and the BootPr
Hi all,
I am running several boxes with unstable(woody), and the sutdown process
on some of them hangs near the end. They are all NFS clients to other
Linux and Solaris machines. The ones that hang do it when trying to
access NFS (I think trying to umount the nfs mounts I have in /etc/fstab)
*
Hi all,
I wanted to check this with all of you before I count this as a bug and
submit a report. This is on Debian unstable, autofs-3.1.3-2.1. I checked
on bugs.debian.org, and it seems this bug is not reported.
The problem: when specifying a nis map in the file /etc/auto.master, the
init scr
On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, Rob Mahurin wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 18, 1999 at 11:33:34AM +0000, Jose Marin wrote:
> >
> > Just use the minipage environment for each of the tables. Do something
> > like this: (for instance)
> >
> > \begin{minipage}{0.4\textwidth}
> >
Hi all,
I just upgraded the package netstd v. 3.07-8 on my machine (potato) and it
turns out that it got installed with ownership "jose.jose" (my username)
instead of root.root. That happened for all files, not only
the binaries.
I'm pretty sure that I was running dselect as root (i.e. no fake
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