Re: debian installation

1999-08-23 Thread Martin Uecker 
On Sun, Aug 22, 1999 at 10:44:48PM -0600, Nathan Duehr wrote:

[...]
 
 I learned a lot during my first Debian installs by watching what was going
 on and being required to be awake, alert, and involved in the process of
 installation via questions asked by the installation scripts.  I can't say

[...]

But being forced to watch debian compiling elisp byte code during the
installation isn´t fun. (especially on a not-so-fast 486)


-- 
Not that I have anything much against redundancy.  But I said that already.
 -- Larry Wall in [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: HELP! Frontpage Extensions

1999-08-13 Thread Martin Uecker 
On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 09:41:30AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:

[...]
 
 Rick, if case-sensitivity *is* your problem, and you are using Apache,
 there is a spelling module that is supposed to get around it, at a
 cost in efficiency.

It´s called speling.

Re: Clearing a mail spool of duplicate emails???

1999-08-10 Thread Martin Uecker 

Colin Marquardt wrote:
   my mail spool. Is there a package which will scan my mail spool and
 
  What options do you give fetchmail? I just use -a (plus -vvv when I
  want to check something out), and right after correctly receiving a
  message from the server, it flushes it (this is version 4.6.4). So,
  in case of interruption, only the last mail should be duplicated, if
  at all.
 
  man fetchmail (--expunge)
 
-e, --expunge
   (keyword: expunge) When talking to an IMAP  server,
   [...]
   the end of run).  This option does  not  work  with
   ETRN, POP2, or POP3.

fetchmail-5.0.1 (Sun Apr 18 14:59:56 EDT 1999):
[...]
* Can now use expunge option to chop POP3 retrievals into subsessions.

Sorry, i didn't know it was a new feature.
Please try a recent version.
 
Martin

Re: Clearing a mail spool of duplicate emails???

1999-08-08 Thread Martin Uecker 
On Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 06:45:10PM +0200, Colin Marquardt wrote:
 * Frankie Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
 
  Sometimes fetchmail is interrupted when it is fetching mail from my
  pop account.  The result of this is that I have duplicate emails in
  my mail spool. Is there a package which will scan my mail spool and
 
 What options do you give fetchmail? I just use -a (plus -vvv when I
 want to check something out), and right after correctly receiving a
 message from the server, it flushes it (this is version 4.6.4). So,
 in case of interruption, only the last mail should be duplicated, if
 at all.

man fetchmail (--expunge)

HTH,
Martin