Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

Yess! OK this is a temporary solution but at least I can send now. I have my laptop sending and my tablet, but for some reason I can't get my phone sending. It's not even hitting the server. I even tried using IP address instead of host. AT must be interfering somehow. I'm

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

OK in theory you will get this and I'm sending this from Tunderbird. I think this will work I had to open up sntps on the firewall, and than a da...@thekramers.net entry in virtual_users for the authentication to work. I was able to send email to my gmail account this way! On 04/02/2016

Re: [Discuss] Govt Source Code Policy

On 4/2/2016 11:54 AM, Rich Pieri wrote: > On 4/1/2016 11:31 PM, Matthew Gillen wrote: >> The problem the FBI had even if they modified the OS themselves was >> signing it as an official update so that the phone would accept it... > > The terms of the GPLv3 prohibit the use of digital signatures

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

Here's what you need to get outgoing working through VZ FIOS: Set up stunnel: > cat /etc/stunnel/smtp.verizon.net.conf > [ req ] > client = yes > accept = 2525 > connect = smtp.verizon.net:465 Then set up your mail server to use (in my example) localhost:2525 as an outgoing 'smart host'.

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

Yep. I'm working on that now. For some reason when I try to telnet to 25/465 from my house to that server it times out. Not sure if Verizon is blocking it or my Linode server is, but when I use lsof | grep LISTEN, it's listening. I need to find another way outside my house of trying to get to

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

On 4/2/2016 8:01 PM, David Kramer wrote: > I just looked up the Google SMTP, and that's a nice option, except > for the fact that they change the From address to the Gmail address > you use for authentication, which will be confusing for the > recipient. Then let's get clever: get your Linode

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

I actually thought of that and tried changing Thunderbird to use outgoing.verizon.net and got "invalid username or password". Half an hour with their tech support showed nothing but how clueless they were, but this is not a common issue. I did get a number to call for next level support (I

Re: [Discuss] Govt Source Code Policy

On Fri, Apr 01, 2016 at 09:11:52PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > On Thu, 31 Mar 2016 20:27:28 -0500 Derek Martin > wrote: > > > I think there's no compelling reason to see releasing software > > under a non-GPL-style license as inherently a bad thing. > > Until the

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

Quick hack for outgoing mail: configure your home MTA to use outgoing.verizon.net as its smart relay. You could also configure your clients to use Google's outgoing server to relay your mail. No quick hack for incoming mail. This requires changes to your MX records and these can take upwards of a

Re: [Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

On Sat, 2 Apr 2016 10:17:37 -0400 David Kramer wrote: > This is David Kramer on my GMail which I rarely use... up to now. > > *Short version*: > In desperate need of help getting mail set up on my Linode server > because my home mail server that is now on Verizon FiOS

Re: [Discuss] Apple FUD?

On 4/2/2016 8:48 AM, IngeGNUe wrote: > That strikes me as weird because /etc/fstab has been around forever. Is > this just FUD, is Apple prone to FUD? Or...have they broken > compatibility with such things as you would see in GNU and BSD? Not FUD and not broken. Macintosh uses an automount

Re: [Discuss] Govt Source Code Policy

On 4/1/2016 11:31 PM, Matthew Gillen wrote: > The problem the FBI had even if they modified the OS themselves was > signing it as an official update so that the phone would accept it... The terms of the GPLv3 prohibit the use of digital signatures to prevent the execution of modified software.

Re: [Discuss] Apple FUD?

On 04/02/16 11:04, Mike Small wrote: > IngeGNUe writes: > >> I support some Macs in my day job and I was troubleshooting the Mac not >> writing to NTFS; then I thought, oh, let me just edit /etc/fstab, right? >> Well...apparently, Apple says this is "experimental" and

Re: [Discuss] Local nonprofit that accepts hardware donations

El 01/04/16 a las 21:15, Mike Small escribió: > > Could also have been the Free Computer Labs announcement from last > spring he's thinking of. Julian, you still reading the list? > Hi there, Yes, I am here. At moment we are in the process to move to Artisan's Asylum. We asked them for a

Re: [Discuss] Apple FUD?

IngeGNUe writes: > I support some Macs in my day job and I was troubleshooting the Mac not > writing to NTFS; then I thought, oh, let me just edit /etc/fstab, right? > Well...apparently, Apple says this is "experimental" and unsupported and > maybe maybe maybe will break

[Discuss] Mail screwed the pooch

This is David Kramer on my GMail which I rarely use... up to now. *Short version*: In desperate need of help getting mail set up on my Linode server because my home mail server that is now on Verizon FiOS with DHCP can't send mail anymore. Time-sensitive because I leave for a trip Wednesday.

[Discuss] Apple FUD?

I support some Macs in my day job and I was troubleshooting the Mac not writing to NTFS; then I thought, oh, let me just edit /etc/fstab, right? Well...apparently, Apple says this is "experimental" and unsupported and maybe maybe maybe will break something. That strikes me as weird because