Ralph Shumaker wrote:
MacNean Tyrrell wrote:
I do use MythTV and I have wanted to get away from Windows and some
people
on the list recommened i come here. (also i couldn't find a searchable
archive of this list, if someone could point me there I would
appreciate it)
Here's the link to the archives for the newbie list:
http://www.kernel-panic.org/pipermail/kplug-newbie/
Here's one for the main list:
http://www.kernel-panic.org/pipermail/kplug-list/
There are others if you're interested.
This email certainly took its sweet time. I looked at the header to see
if I could figure it out, but I'm not that familiar with this stuff.
From - Tue Jun 5 10:19:33 2007
This *may* be the time my computer downloaded it from my ISP.
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Judging from the times I see, this is the last hop before coming to my
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All this stuff above seems to have happened fairly quickly. But am I to
understand that mail-02.cwnet.com didn't hand this off to
sparkplug.kernel-panic.org until 8 hours after I sent it? Why would one
email get stuck for so long when I sent others right through?
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This one appears to have been received by mail-02.cwnet.com (from me)
about 40 minutes before I sent it. (I think cwnet's clock may be a
little off. Which would also explain why Sparky appeared to wait an
hour before handing it back.)
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Here's the time I actually sent it. Five minutes before that I sent an
email to the kooler that went right thru. At 11:00 I sent another email
to the main list (in response to the same email this one responds to)
and it went right thru.
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MacNean Tyrrell wrote:
I do use MythTV and I have wanted to get away from Windows and some
people
on the list recommened i come here. (also i couldn't find a searchable
archive of this list, if someone could point me there I would
appreciate it)
Here's the link to the archives for the newbie list:
http://www.kernel-panic.org/pipermail/kplug-newbie/
Here's one for the main list:
http://www.kernel-panic.org/pipermail/kplug-list/
There are others if you're interested.
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