Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list server that is meant to serve a few hundred
users. The catch is that these are non-technical users who will correspond only
in Hebrew.
My first solution, Yahoo groups, is a big failure due to the number of users
who complain about gibberish in their inbox.
Mailman?
- yba
On Sun, 27 Jan 2008, ronys wrote:
Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:00:09 +0200
From: ronys [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Linux-IL@cs.huji.ac.il
Subject: Hebrew-friendly list server on Linux?
Hi,
I'm looking for a mailing list server that is meant to serve a
Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
Mailman?
Mailman is ok for most things, but some things are horrible with Hebrew.
It does not transfer the encoding properly for asking to authorize
moderated emails, and doesn't handle the Hebrew encoding properly.
Sometimes I wish there would be some law
Hi,
My employer considers purchasing a subscription to some linux journals.
I mean, paper (aka hardcopy) ones. The intended public is developers,
not sales/management, so it must be sufficiently technical. Can someone
recommend something specific?
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Leonid Podolny | [EMAIL
Hi,
I extensively used mailman-2.1.9 on Debian Etch, at a government
ministry. We sent (and they are sending now) mails in Hebrew.
There were no complaints, at least about Hebrew (there were complains
about Mailman and MS Outlook interoperability with regard to mail
headers).
We tested every
Dr. Dobbs
- Leonid Podolny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My employer considers purchasing a subscription to some linux
journals.
I mean, paper (aka hardcopy) ones. The intended public is developers,
not sales/management, so it must be sufficiently technical. Can
someone
recommend
Hi,
I have to tell you the truth, it is a waste of money and trees.
Nothing in a hardcopy magazine can't be found in online magazine - even those
that are subscription based.
Don't kill any more tree just so that it sits in the office to collect dust.
Just my 2cents.
On Sunday 27 January
Hello List,
I'm tring to help some one to rescue an old laptop (thinkpad A21p)
with 128M ram. So I have installed arch linux inside. Everything went
well, until I tried to work with xorg.
It seems that X just ignores my settings of resolution and color
depth, and even worse, from time to time, it
Hi,
I'm not sure if Arch Linux is the best choice (I had tons of problems
with their packaging few months ago).
You can try to use vesa driver in the xorg.conf and it should let you
have X although non accelerated. It really depends which chipset is
inside this machine (in the IBM World, A21p is
The first thing to look for is the version of the X packages (are there new
ones in the distro? And the uplink?). If the versions match the ones by DSL and
xubuntu, then it's either patches not integrated by arch linux or difference in
the generated xfree86 files (compare the two, but that
Yesterday my wife went to a perfectly normal web page and after
a few seconds a porn page replaced it.
I looked at the HTML page source and found that at the bottom of the
page were hundreds of links, which did not belong there. I called
the publisher of the page, and he determined that his
The method which I use is to:
1. Perform periodic backup of the entire Web site, including SQL dumps
of any databases driving it.
2. Download the backup files to PC.
3. Open them (into a subdirectory and import into a new DB instance,
respectively).
4. Run 'diff' between the opened files and the
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