David,
Thanks for the response!
Unfortunately, I threw my bounce message before I saw your note. I
may be wrong, but those message numbers (3172 and 3173) sure sound
familiar.
Next time I get a bounce message I'll record the numbers and then post
them on the list. I thought it was a
David Johnson wrote:
On Monday 30 April 2001 19:44, Karsten M. Self wrote:
There are a few bad eggs subscribed to either this list or FSB whose
mailers bounce back to me. I'll report if I get any bounces from this
post.
If it helps, the messages that got bounced for me were 3172
On Tue, 1 May 2001, Randy Kramer wrote:
(What's the FSB?) These few bad eggs -- can we do anything about them?
On another list I subscribe to something similar happens occasionally.
The list administrator tries to contact the bad eggs and if he gets no
response he unsubscribes them.
The
Hi,
I have a few potentially newbie questions I'm trying to sort out for writing
a license. I've read as many of the licenses that I could find and I'm now
overflowing with information. So I'm at the point of trying to clarify a
few things.
I have a project where we would like to publish the
Ben Sawyer wrote:
I have a project where we would like to publish the source code to the
project however we would like to restrict commercial redistribution or use
of any kind by its users. Specifically we don't want the following to
occur:
Okay. Be aware that such software cannot be
Brian Behlendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, given that two messages bounced for a large number of people, I would
wager that the problem was actually on the mail server side - a
temporarily down DNS server perhaps, or resource problems, or what have
you - and since they only affected two
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