Hello Jack,
Friday, December 27, 2002, 3:11:36 PM, you wrote:
of people is going to get upset
usually this sort of error is due to differing environment or
permissions. If it's a user's crontab ($crontab -e) then you need to su
to that user and debug from there. If it's root's crontab
Hello Jack,
Thank you for the infomative reply. Clearly you have considered this
more than me, but surely this is what the special headers are for?
List-Post: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is the users client that is broken if it does not support list
replies correctly in this case.
Because
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 03:56, Colin Jenkins wrote:
Hello Jack,
Friday, December 27, 2002, 3:11:36 PM, you wrote:
of people is going to get upset
usually this sort of error is due to differing environment or
permissions. If it's a user's crontab ($crontab -e) then you need to su
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 07:04, J. Grant wrote:
Hello Jack,
Thank you for the infomative reply. Clearly you have considered this
more than me, but surely this is what the special headers are for?
List-Post: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
3.4. List-Post
The List-Post field describes the method
Hi all ,
I have asked this question on the newbie list, but have had no luck so
far
The script below works ok from the command line but when I run it as a
cron job, it starts ok, but stops after backing up a few directories.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? is it a bug with cron?
btw, I'm using
Argh, another broken reply-to... (yes, I know it's RFC-compliant to do
this... it's also RFC-compliant to have a non-contiguous IPv4 subnet
mask and you don't see people doing _that_ little bit of insanity do
you?)
On Thu, 2002-12-26 at 01:55, Colin Jenkins wrote:
Hi all ,
I have asked this
is it really broken? The reply-to should not be changed/added by the
list. It is the mdk config problem I believe.
JG
Jack Coates wrote:
Argh, another broken reply-to... (yes, I know it's RFC-compliant to do
this... it's also RFC-compliant to have a non-contiguous IPv4 subnet
mask and you
rant
This is a religion issue, really. I usually try to avoid those and live
quietly with my choices, but this one bugs me because it causes either
needlessly duplicated mail or replies to questions to be
unpublished/unarchived.
The RFCs for mailing lists and many MUA authors/contributors feel
