Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Derek Martin wrote: > > Niall Kavanagh wrote: > > > > No need to reinstall!! ;) > > Unfortunately, Paul is EXTREMELY impatient... [SNIP] Some time in the not-too-distant past, this list's reply-to field got filled in with its own address. This has caused numerous replies, from not only me, bu

Slash who?

Did Rob Malda die or something? I haven't been able to get to slashdot for two days now... Anybody know what's up with that? -- PGP/GPG Public key at http://cerberus.ne.mediaone.net/~derek/pubkey.txt Derek D. Martin | Senior UNIX Systems/Network Administrator Arris Interactive| A N

Re: Slash who?

Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and puts them in my root menu actually connected and pulled some headlines down but sense then its updated its self again with a blank file cause it can't connected ;-( I really have no idea whats up but i'm going to die if I

Re: Slash who?

OMG IT JUST LOADED! Go check now before it dissapears again! -Adam- On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote: > Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and > puts them in my root menu actually connected and pulled some headlines > down but sense then its up

Re: Apache and Netscape

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 00:02:43 EST Benjamin Scott said: > Yah, me too. But there are times where I want to be anal retentive, and >there are times where I just need to get the fsck'ing thing running ASAP (or I >just don't care). For the latter, rc.local is a quick, easy fix. I

Re: Command-line mail program

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 01:44:01 EST Derek Martin said: >As for the attachment issue, I know there's a way to do that too, but I >haven't had the pleasure (or torment?) of trying to figure that one >out. Besides, attachments are, in general, a Bad Idea (TM) :) E-mail is supposed

Re: Command-line mail program

I deleted the originals, but I believe the original need was to get reports e-mailed. To my mind, a better idea would be to put the reports on a web server, then e-mail notify people that they are available. Of course, that depends on infrastructure & security, but it should be at least as sec

Re: Slash who?

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 07:21:08 EST Adam Wendt said: >Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and >puts them in my root menu Can I see this? :) -- Seeya, Paul Doing something stupid always costs less (up front) than doing

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 06:52:05 EST Derek Martin said: >For that reason, I'd like to ask that the reply-to field be removed, and >the list's reply behavior returned to the original `reply to sender' >behavior. While I don't think Paul would object TOO strenuously to me >calling hi

Re: Command-line mail program

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 09:07:01 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I deleted the originals, but I believe the original need was to get reports >e-mailed. To my mind, a better idea would be to put the reports on a web >server, then e-mail notify people that they are available. Of cours

Dartmouth Installfest

Saw this on LinEvents (& hadn't seen on the gnhlug list): http://events.linsight.com/viewevent.php3?rid=554 Date: Sat., Feb 26, 2000 Location: Rochafeller Center, Dartmouth - Hanover, New Hampshire, United States Contact: Tim R. Havens ([EM

Promo for 29 Feb

Found at events.linsight.org (& congrats I believe to Dan for getting this out there): LUG Meeting: Linux and Communication A LUG presentation by DIGI International Presentation : Digi International "Linux and Communication" Location: Stark Mill Brewery 500 Commercial St Manchester, NH 3rd F

Question regarding a procmail rule.

I'm running procmail-3.13.1 and I'm new to procmail so please be gentle. Here's my little .procmailrc file: VERBOSE=on LOGFILE=$HOME/.procmail/procmail.log LOGABSTRACT=all MAILDIR=$HOME/mail :0 c backup :0: * ^[EMAIL PROTECTED] | formail +1 -ds >> redhat-i :0: * ^[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: Dartmouth Installfest

It's true, installfest at Rockefeller Center of Dartmouth this saturday! (Its the same building we used last year when Maddog did a talk...) We need all the help we can get!! I posted locally that it is from 1pm till 5pm but we have the room at noon so come early if you can. Not sure how m

Re: Question regarding a procmail rule.

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Steven W. Orr wrote: > * ^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix > * ^Subject:.*PilotMgr I don't believe you can do this... I think you need to create a seperate recipie for each case, or combine them by writing: * ^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix|^Subject:.*PilotMgr -- "Quis custodiet

Re: Question regarding a procmail rule.

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 09:31:06 EST "Steven W. Orr" said: >:0: > * ^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix > * ^Subject:.*PilotMgr >pilotmgr-i This clause says that the message must match *both* rules, it's an 'and' not and 'or'. What you probably want is something like: :0:

Re: Question regarding a procmail rule.

Steven W. Orr writes: > :0: > * ^Subject:.*Pilot-Unix > * ^Subject:.*PilotMgr > pilotmgr-i > My problem is that messages that come in with a subject containing > PilotMgr are not being processed. Here's the relevant text from the > log file: Procmail conditions are joined by the bo

Flyers for Feb 29th

Can anyone set out flyers for the Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting at the libraries, computer shops, etc in their are this week and weekend? Jerry - Jerry Kubeck Customer Support Appropriate Solutions, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] w

RE: MySQL question

>Niall Kavanagh wrote: >> >> No need to reinstall!! ;) >Unfortunately, Paul is EXTREMELY impatient... even more than me. Too >late! > >This response, however, prompted an exclamatory "Niall knows >everything!" from my illustrious cohort. :) I think not. ;) Everything except how to use SysVinit

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

I personally would prefer to *keep* the reply-to feature on this list, just as it is now. -- #kenP-)} Ken Coar Apache Software Foundation "Apache Server for Dummies" Come to the first official

RE: Slash who?

>In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 07:21:08 EST >Adam Wendt said: > >>Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and >>puts them in my root menu > >Can I see this? :) Check out the perl module XML::Parser, combined with LWP::Simple you can do anything you like wit

RE: Slash who?

>Check out the perl module XML::Parser, combined with LWP::Simple you can do >anything you like with the RSS files that most sites (including Slashdot >http://slashdot.org/slashdot.xml, and my own site >http://www.kst.com/headlines.rss) use. I have a script that pulls various >headlines into a My

Re: Flyers for Feb 29th

Doing this in Brookline, will see about Hollis (unless someone's already there). How about into B&N and Borders in Nashua? jeff smith Jerry Kubeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/23/2000 10:20:21 AM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Command-line mail program

Well, I could overcome the return address problems with envelope rewriting, and some other things in the sendmail.cf (Thank god for m4!), but I would rather keep it as simple as possible for now. If it comes to that, then I do know how to do it (thanks to having 5 free minutes, a HOWTO, and a wif

Re: Question regarding a procmail rule.

That worked. Thanks. I stacked the conditions up and thought they were or'ind. Instead, they're and'ind. -- -Time flies like the wind. Fruit flies like a banana. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Stranger things have happened but none stranger than this. Steven W. Orr- Does your driver's license say Organ Dono

Re: Flyers for Feb 29th

All those places are great. I haven't had any offers yet from anyone else. I have sent press releases to all the major papers. Jerry >Doing this in Brookline, will see about Hollis (unless someone's already >there). >How about into B&N and Borders in Nashua? > >jeff smith > > > > > > > >Jerry K

RE: Slash who?

Niall Kavanagh writes: > >In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 07:21:08 EST > >Adam Wendt said: > > > >>Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and > >>puts them in my root menu > > > >Can I see this? :) Or check out http://www.newsclipper.com/ . --kevin -- Kev

RE: Command-line mail program

That was what we used to do, but people would never go to the web page, then blame us for not knowing what they needed to know. So, management, in it's infinite wisdom, decided that it would be better to send individual e-mail reports rather than hold people accountable. Kenny Kenneth E. Lussie

Re: Flyers for Feb 29th

Jerry Kubeck wrote: > Can anyone set out flyers for the Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting at the libraries, > computer shops, etc in their are this week and weekend? > > Jerry > > - > Jerry Kubeck Customer Support Appropriate Solution

Re: Promo for 29 Feb

Jeff, Can you send me anoother of your flyers in a word doc. I can't find where I put the first one Jerry >Found at events.linsight.org (& congrats I believe to Dan for getting this out >there): >LUG Meeting: Linux and Communication > A LUG presentation by DIGI International > > Presentation

Sorry

Yes, ask me how much I love the Auto-reply feature.. Sorry for the past two, now three emails. Jerry - Jerry Kubeck Customer Support Appropriate Solutions, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.AppropriateSolutions.com *

Re: Promo for 29 Feb

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:32:18 EST Jerry Kubeck said: >Jeff, > >Can you send me anoother of your flyers in a word doc. I can't find where I >put the first one BLASPHEMY!!! I'm sure you really meant StarWord doc, or Applix Doc, or some other such format :) -- Seeya, Paul ---

Re: Promo for 29 Feb

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Jerry Kubeck wrote: > Jeff, > > Can you send me anoother of your flyers in a word doc. I can't find where I > put the first one > > Jerry Blasphemer! Vile heathen! Apostate unclean! Er, sorry. What I meant to say was that if you have a Linux system, it might be easier

Re: Sorry

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Jerry Kubeck wrote: > Yes, ask me how much I love the Auto-reply feature.. > > Sorry for the past two, now three emails. Jerry, How much do you love the auto-reply feature? :) I advocate switching back not just because it's what I prefer, but because with many e-ma

remote X

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Re: Redhat auto update??

Quoting Mark Fearer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello. Is anyone aware of an auto update command in > Redhat 6 that will go out to Redhat's site and grab > the latest patches, etc? TIA Goto freshmeat.net and search for 'autorpm' --- Thomas Charron << Wanted: One decent sig >> << Preferably li

Re: Command-line mail program

Paul Lussier wrote: ... > Besides, attachments are, in general, a Bad Idea (TM) :) E-mail is supposed > to be short, sweet, and to the point :) > -- > > Seeya, > Paul > > Doing something stupid always costs less (up front) than doing > something intelligent. >

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

As long as we seem to be voting, I'd like the reply to go to the individual by default: 1. It would be more convenient for me because I send private replies at least as often as I post (and at that my posts *still* usually aren't well enough thought out). 2. It would be m

Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting

The meeting on Feb 29th will be at Stark Mill Brewery, 500 Commercial St, 3rd Floor-Riverview Room. Manchester, NH. I will post the directions tomorrow. The presentation will be by Mark Sexton and Bill Word from Digi International on Linux and Communications. The new news about this meeting is t

Re: Command-line mail program

In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 13:32:59 EST Bill Freeman said: >> Seeya, >> Paul >> >> Doing something stupid always costs less (up front) than doing >> something intelligent. >>Bean counters are *always* wrong! >> A conclusion is simply the

Shirts, Sweats, & mugs.

Well, I have news.not so good news at the moment for expediency sake. We are very creative with our Logo, and it is causing a few problems with the smaller and less expensive screen print companies. In order to really know about final costs I am going to go to Manchester (I will be there

FW: [LBS] Soapbox

-Original Message- From: Lori Hitchcock [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 12:43 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject:RE: [LBS] Soapbox Hi Folks, I too have a lot on my plate right now and could use some input as to areas that are not being covere

packet sniffer

Hey everybody, Let me apologize in advance, this isn't directly linux related, but I thought I could draw on the deep pool of talented sys admins that frequent the list. Anyway, our lab network has become extremley bogged down, and we can't seem to figure out what is causing the problem. I sus

RE: packet sniffer

ethereal, tcpdump, snort, cheops, etc. etc. etc. Kenneth E. Lussier FISC-RMS "The best things (software) in life are FREE" > -Original Message- > From: Matt Herbert [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 2:47 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: packet sn

Re: packet sniffer

The way that I do this is I have an ipchains ruleset running on my workstation. If I want to see everything that is going on that is not normal traffic I turn on logging for rejected/denied packets. It fills the syslog very quick, but also contains much good info about the offending machine. JDF

Re: packet sniffer

At 02:46 PM 2/23/2000 , you wrote: tcpdump and also look at pulhas.org ~kurth >Hey everybody, > >Let me apologize in advance, this isn't directly linux related, but >I thought I could draw on the deep pool of talented sys admins that >frequent the list. > >Anyway, our lab network has become

Heres something funny.

MS compares NT to linux. http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/news/msnw/LinuxMyths.asp This is a joke. ~kurth Kurth Bemis Senior UNIX Network/Systems Administrator, USAExpress.net/Recursive Tec/Ozone Computer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.usaexpress.net/kurth ICQ UIN - 6624050 Callsign - N

RE: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting

Jerry, What time will the meeting be? - Chris S. Taylor -Original Message- From: Jerry Kubeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 2:06 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting The meeting on Feb 29th will be at Stark Mill Brewery, 500 Com

RE: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting

Dinner and chat 6-7, meeting at 7 PM Jerry >Jerry, > >What time will the meeting be? > > - Chris S. Taylor > > > >-Original Message- >From: Jerry Kubeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 2:06 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting > > >

Re: Slash who?

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > In a message dated: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 07:21:08 EST > Adam Wendt said: > > >Somewhere in the past 24 hours my script that grabs slashdot headlines and > >puts them in my root menu > > Can I see this? :) It's based on a script for WindowMaker but my vers

Re: wtmp

Quoting Jeff Macdonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Anybody have any suggestions on how to fix this system file that doesn't > involve rebooting the system? Mine is showing me junk... Err, wtmp is a binary file.. If you cat it, it will indeed, look like junk.. --- Thomas Charron << Wanted: One de

RE: packet sniffer

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000 15:15:30 Lussier, Kenneth wrote: > ethereal, tcpdump, snort, cheops, etc. etc. etc. > Just after I sent out my original email, I tried ethereal. wow. If anybody out there is in need of a sniffer/analyzer, or just is interested in this kind of thing, I highly recomend ether

Re: Apache and Netscape

> The answer is to build the environment in the most robust, common-sense, > easy-to-manage manner possible. This also includes (gasp) documentation. That's easy -- that's the first # comment line at the top of the script, right?! :-) -- Regards, | Moore's Law: Every 2 years CPU power will

Re: Heres something funny.

That's nothing you want REAL humor, check out http://www.dot-truth.com and see all of the "Truths" about Win2k as compared to Solaris I love FUD. It cracks me up ;-) Kenny Kurth Bemis wrote: > > MS compares NT to linux. > > http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/news/msnw/LinuxMyths.asp >

RE: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting

Where is the meeting? I don't think I'm getting all my mail. How can I check to see if I'm on the announce list, the org list and everywhere else? Lori On Wednesday, February 23, 2000 4:15 PM, Jerry Kubeck [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > Dinner and chat 6-7, meeting at 7 PM > > Jerry > > >

Re: Feb 29th GNHLUG meeting

Meeting is on the Slug calendar for Feb 29th. It is our first Quarter GNHLUG meeting. Should be a good one Jerry Lori Hitchcock wrote: > Where is the meeting? I don't think I'm getting all my mail. How can I > check to see if I'm on the announce list, the org list and everywhere else? > Lori

Re: Slash who?

At http://linuxapps.com , if you do a search on Slashdot, there are several apps/scripts to fetch the latest /. stories. There are some that download them to a PalmPilot "for reading on the go". I used to have one for Gnome that sat on the menu bar that scrolled like a regular news ticker. FYI, Ke

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, you wrote: > As long as we seem to be voting, I'd like the reply to go to the > individual by default: > > 1. It would be more convenient for me because I send private > replies at least as often as I post (and at that my posts *still* > usually aren't well enough

RAID/Mirroring options

I'm starting to look for mirroring or RAID options for a linux box I'm going to upgrade at work. I'm trying to keep this pretty economical. I'd love to be able to build the new box on one drive, and once it's ready to move into place, take the drive from the box that's currently in service and

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I am going to *shoot* the reply-to feature!! OK, I feel better now... Suzanne, off to send that message to the *right* address -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pubpages.unh.edu/~shillman Student Engineer University of New Hampshire (603) 862

Re: RAID/Mirroring options

Since you are talking more about data replication and inexpensive mirroring, maybe your should consider using rsync (http://www.rsync.org). I personally believe that the price of a hardware RAID is worth every penny in cnotrast to software solutions, and I rarely ever configure anything less then

Re: Novell Utilities for Linux

--- You wrote: Does anyone know if there are ports of Novell utilities like NList, etc. for Linux? Either that, or does anyone know if the Dos/Windoze based utilities will run under wine? TIA, Kenny --- end of quote --- Caldera has had novell client and admin tools for NDS since the '94 - '95 tim

Re: apache

>someone wanna do me a big favor? >mail me their init.d scripts for Apache? i can't get mine to work at all. >also...how do i make stuff appear in annon FTP dir? you put something in >there and nothing shows under ftp. the server is in.ftpd. and i can't find >any documentation on it. ..

Re: Command-line mail program

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Such as the old recommendation that signatures be a maximum of three >> lines? > > Well, I've always heard it was supposed to be less than 10, at least that's > what emacs complains about ;) That's perfect. Bloated sigs from a bloated editor.

Re: MySQL question

>Does anyone know how to log into a MySQL database if the password you though >you set doesn't work ? A quick search in the bugtraq archiv;-) Ferenc ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following t

Re: Using apache RPM from 6.1 on 5.2

Hi, >>but is there any reason why I cannot take the RPMs for Apache from a >>6.1 CD and install them on a 5.2 box? For unrelated reasons, I do not Dependency problems. The most important is glibc, but there are probably more packages, especially if you use some apache modules too. Ferenc ***

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Derek Martin wrote: > Some time in the not-too-distant past, this list's reply-to field got > filled in with its own address. Yes, it was done at the request of list members. The rationale was something like, "This is an open discussion list, so it only makes sense to mak

Re: Command-line mail program

>cut down on the amount of time he spends sending out reports. He spends >hours sending them, and it just seems to me a total waste of time. >Besides, it's a great oppertunity to get Linux in the front door for a >change! What the following does is find users belonging to the given group, and sen

Re: help

Suzanne Hillman wrote: > > help Um, everything o.k. with you RG? :) -- PGP/GPG Public key at http://cerberus.ne.mediaone.net/~derek/pubkey.txt Derek D. Martin | Senior UNIX Systems/Network Administrator Arris Interactive| A Nortel Company [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED] --

Re:

Suzanne Hillman wrote: > > I am going to *shoot* the reply-to feature!! > > OK, I feel better now... > > Suzanne, off to send that message to the *right* address Ah, I C! O.k. -- for the record, out of those who have decided to be vocal on the subject, we have exactly ONE vote (from the ill

Re: apache

Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote: > > >someone wanna do me a big favor? > >mail me their init.d scripts for Apache? i can't get mine to work at all. > >also...how do i make stuff appear in annon FTP dir? you put something in > >there and nothing shows under ftp. the server is in.ftpd. and i can

Re: remote X

Hi, >how do i set up remote x for administration? Could you please detail this a little more? For system administration though, you don't want to do this, unless there are no users on the server, and you are sure no hacker will ever get to the server. Ferenc **

Re: RAID/Mirroring options

Try looking into the DPT SCSI RAID controllers... they seem like they are pretty good -- plus they actually *SAY* that they support Linux directly. Also FYI... Adaptec just bought these guys out not too long ago... Jason. Marc Evans wrote: > Since you are talking more about data replicati

Re: RAID/Mirroring options

On 23 Feb 2000, Adam Johnson wrote: > From what I remember of Linux's software mirroring, that wouldn't work so > well. If things have changed, I'd love a pointer to info along these > lines. What's your baseline? Does Linux's software RAID work as well as hardware RAID? No. But Red Hat

Re: apache

Hi, Derek Martin wrote: >Hey, I can't help it, that's my title! [At least, it is until Friday, Nopp, it's not only yours. Somebody else, who wrote the orig message, also has it sometimes. So don't worry, I didn't manipulate the mail, I just cleared some more info that would have led to the origi

Re:

HI what ive noticed is : "complaining about wasted bandwith surely will" R. Fowler Feb 2000 ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the following text in the *body* (*not* the subject line) of the letter: un

Re:

I kind of like the reply-to header. It adds humor-value to the list in the absence of squeegy jokes.. Sort of like a "LUG Bloopers" ;-) Kenny Derek Martin wrote: > > O.k. -- for the record, out of those who have decided to be > vocal on the subject, we have exactly ONE vote (from the > illust

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Benjamin Scott wrote: > > On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Derek Martin wrote: > > Some time in the not-too-distant past, this list's reply-to field got > > filled in with its own address. > > Yes, it was done at the request of list members. The rationale was > something like, "This is an open discussi

Who can be a Seniour unix sys admin?

Hi again, But if we are already talking about this topic...I was wondering who can address herself/himself a Seniour Unix System Administrator? It sounds such a nice title to me, especially because of that Seniour. Well, anybody can, but when won't people laugh at him/her. "The more you know, the

Re: Who can be a Seniour unix sys admin?

Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote: > Hi again, > But if we are already talking about this topic...I was wondering who can address > herself/himself a Seniour Unix System Administrator? It sounds such a nice title > to me, especially because of that Seniour. Well, anybody can, but when won't > people la

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Derek Martin wrote: > That may be so, but the vocal majority appears to rather dislike it at > the moment. Well, so far, out of the 300 plus list subscribers, we have ten or so against Reply-To Munging, one for it, and one who abstains. That is hardly a representative samp

Re: Who can be a Seniour unix sys admin?

It's been my experience that titles mean little. My title is `Security Analyst`. I don't analyze anything. My partner is a `Senior Security Analyst`, and he doensn't analyze anything, either. PHB's like to give everyone a title so they can refer to titles in a meeting without actually ment

Re: Promo for 29 Feb

Actually, it is a Word doc, built on a Windows machine. Next versions will be done at home, probably with Corel, unless I get KLyx working on my GNOME machine (should, just haven't tried it). Tried saving as RTF: went to over 3MB in size! Either word really doesn't know how to do RTF (would tha

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Derek Martin wrote: > > Benjamin Scott wrote: > > > > > On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Derek Martin wrote: > > > Some time in the not-too-distant past, this list's reply-to field got > > > filled in with its own address. > > > > Yes, it was done at the request of list members. The rationale was > > so

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Benjamin Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ... > Again, if you have to manually manage addresses when replying to mail, you > need to upgrade from the original BSD mail client to something written in the > 1980s. ;-) Hey now watch where you're stepping!!! BSD mail totally

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Benjamin Scott wrote: > > They might even reveal embarassing details of some recent caper they > > engaged in. > > squeegee ;-) PRECISELY MY POINT! :) -- PGP/GPG Public key at http://cerberus.ne.mediaone.net/~derek/pubkey.txt Derek D. Martin | Senior UNIX Systems/Network Administra

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

"Karl J. Runge" wrote: > May we please change this thread over to vi vs. emacs? vi Vs. Emacs, Emacs Vs. vi.. why is always these two?? What about pico? What is so wrong with pico??? ** To unsubscribe from this list, send mail to [EMAIL

Re: Heres something funny.

>http://www.dot-truth.com and see all of the "Truths" about Win2k as >compared to Solaris I love FUD. It cracks me up ;-) Hype #1: Windows NT has remote root exploits. Reality: Shipped Windows(R) NT(R) has a built-in feauture that protects it from any remote root exploit. You can activate t

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

"Kenneth E. Lussier" wrote: > > "Karl J. Runge" wrote: > > May we please change this thread over to vi vs. emacs? > > vi Vs. Emacs, Emacs Vs. vi.. why is always these two?? What about > pico? What is so wrong with pico??? No way man, Windows Notepad has them all beat by a wide margin. --

RE: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

> "Karl J. Runge" wrote: > > May we please change this thread over to vi vs. emacs? > vi Vs. Emacs, Emacs Vs. vi.. why is always these two?? What about > pico? What is so wrong with pico??? I'm partial to TECO myself... - J ex$$ ** T

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Jerry Eckert wrote: > I'm partial to TECO myself... I've reconsidered... edlin is DEFINITELY the ultimate editor known to man. -- PGP/GPG Public key at http://cerberus.ne.mediaone.net/~derek/pubkey.txt Derek D. Martin | Senior UNIX Systems/Network Administrator Arris Interactive| A

Re: need help, pointers, etc

Thanks, Roger! That sounds like it's exactly what I desired. BTW, that was a very impressive piece of work with those details and especially the cross-references!!! Interesting note that what you referenced is actually a generic standard that Micro$oft Outlook implements - makes me wonder if I

RE: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Derek Martin wrote: > > Jerry Eckert wrote: > > I'm partial to TECO myself... > > I've reconsidered... edlin is DEFINITELY the ultimate editor known to > man. > Do we have any votes for Son of Stopgap? ** To unsubscribe from this list,

RE: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Jerry Eckert wrote: >>> I'm partial to TECO myself... >> >> I've reconsidered... edlin is DEFINITELY the ultimate editor known to >> man. > > Do we have any votes for Son of Stopgap? Bah. Back in my day, we didn't have none of these "editor" whatchums. We had paper tape

Re: Reply addresses [was Re: MySQL question]

Punch Cards! Jerry Eckert wrote: > > > "Karl J. Runge" wrote: > > > May we please change this thread over to vi vs. emacs? > > vi Vs. Emacs, Emacs Vs. vi.. why is always these two?? What about > > pico? What is so wrong with pico??? > > I'm partial to TECO myself... > > - J > ex$$ > >