Stephen Kuhn wrote:
Maybe we're all missing the point here, mates. Ya see, BECAUSE Sympa is
spitting back these irritable messages, we're forced to either endure
them and delete them manually - OR - perchance - to learn to use the
features of our linux or non-Microsoft email packages - so as to use
filters and rules to delete them prior to our even seeing them - so in
effect, Sympa is providing us all with a "learning experience" and
further compounding the Microsoft email clients that don't have the
ability to properly filter inbound mail - and on that note as well, for
those of use cluey enough to run an internal mail server, it gives us
teh ability to make use of procmail filtering to delete those "failed"
emails...
...think about it...makes sense, don't it? Hmmm?
NEXT BEER!
stephen kuhn - proprietor
Hmmm; Good Grammar, Solid Points, Good Phrasing, Nice
Positive/Pro-Active Attitude, but ultimately, Nah! Doesn't Play Stephen.
Nice Try Though! Ever thought of running for office? Grin! I agree with
everything except the part about there's a point to be missed. Sure it
makes sense to see this as an opportunity, but I don't think Sympa was
built with the idea of being a teaching tool.
Everything else was "Bang-On" though! On the other hand, think of the
"learning experience" that Microsoft became to us all! Boy did we learn
a lot about BSOD's, bugs, viruses, and getting ripped off!
One last item. Can we please not get into the "Beer" thread again? The
bandwidth that it chewed up last time is still being felt in some
countries! Grin!
Lanman
P.S. Have a great day, even though your toilet bowls drain in the wrong
direction down there!
