> > Found cool software today, must share. > > oath. i've been using it for years ;) Yes, those comments were directed towards you, Gus. ;) > one amusing side affect is that lbdb-fetchaddr replaces matches with > the newest address. that means for lists (like slug), the description > keeps changing to whatever the last poster used. The man file seems to suggest that lbdb-fetchaddr simply appends, without checking for uniqueness or replacing anything. It points to lbdb-munge(r?) to remove the dupes... If you turn off the sorting, though, it does exactly what you've said, which I kinda like. (I've been playing daft games with this since I installed it to see who uses lbdb - thus the name for [EMAIL PROTECTED] you see on this thread!) Now to set up gpg. This is all geared to fix up my currently overwhelming email load... I will find the perfect system! I will! <sounds of drowning in RFC822> - Jeff -- please excuse the email software :) -- i haven't gnu parted the hard drives at work (yet) -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists/listinfo/slug
