Re: over quota notification from server

[Bruce Johnson]

On May 3, 2005, at 1:22 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Bruce Johnson said:
Because no one is *asking* hardware questions. Nor is this list
exclusively hardware...look at the description on LEM:
I do once in while. I rarely get a response, like as if my questions 
are
uninteresting or just too hard to answer. I find them quite basic and
important for any owner if similar hardware. But I guess my problems 
are
uninteresting then.

That's the risk you take asking a mail list for help.
It's entirely possible that no one knows how to answer your questions. 
I'll admit that I'm hardly an expert on the TiBook line, and if I don't 
know something about a question, I don't answer it. Rather no help than 
wrong help.

 Most of the questions I've ever asked went unanswered, too. 
It's not a biggie, at least to me.

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Re: over quota notification from server

[Mikael Byström]

Bruce Johnson said:

>Because no one is *asking* hardware questions. Nor is this list 
>exclusively hardware...look at the description on LEM:
I do once in while. I rarely get a response, like as if my questions are
uninteresting or just too hard to answer. I find them quite basic and
important for any owner if similar hardware. But I guess my problems are
uninteresting then.

>"G-Books is a forum for users of G3- and G4-based PowerBooks and 
>iBooks."
>
>"What topics may be discussed?
>
>Anything relating to portable Macs."
>
>No mention of hardware-only limitations...

OK, so I probably am on the wrong list. I could accept all the software
stuff if hardware questions weren't ignored so often. Maybe my titanium
is too new for being regarded low-end? I'm not sure. Maybe I should find
a titanium only list somewhere. Or start one,

My general point was that specific email account support shouldn't be one
of the functions of this list. General help for people that have PC-
centric ISP's or whatever are of course on topic, but even better help
can be given in the discussion group for the specific email client one
uses. There email is always more or less on topic. PowerMail discussions
is one great place.

Ok, I getting offtopic here. My apologies.


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Re: over quota notification from server

[Mikael Byström]

John McGibney said:

>Actually the original post and answers were appropriate. The original poster
>had no idea what the message meant, why he still got it after
>troubleshooting, nor what his next step should be.

My advice to get in touch with the email support for the specific service
was sound and should be the first step for anyone in a similar situation.



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Re: over quota notification from server

[John McGibney]

Actually the original post and answers were appropriate. The original poster
had no idea what the message meant, why he still got it after
troubleshooting, nor what his next step should be.

John 

> I am very happy with the current format and I am glad that a plethora
> of questions are being asked and answered. Should that change, and
> ONLY hardware questions be allowed, I shall be unsubscribing!
> 
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>
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Re: over quota notification from server

[Nima]

I am very happy with the current format and I am glad that a plethora  
of questions are being asked and answered. Should that change, and  
ONLY hardware questions be allowed, I shall be unsubscribing!

___
NBT
On May 2, 2005, at 12:11, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On May 1, 2005, at 1:32 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:

D. Goglin said:

Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications  
from my
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.

Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be  
asking
your email provider. Why are we supposed to be support for them?  
If this
list is turning a general software discussion list I shall be
unsubscribing. How come hardware has gotten such a low profile  
lately on
this list?

Because no one is *asking* hardware questions. Nor is this list  
exclusively hardware...look at the description on LEM:

"G-Books is a forum for users of G3- and G4-based PowerBooks and  
iBooks."

"What topics may be discussed?
Anything relating to portable Macs."
No mention of hardware-only limitations...


Do the current subsribers lack experience or what?
Oh, yes, less blame the list members for not meeting *your*  
expectations.


Anyone know about a list with more focus on portable mac hardware?

So ask hardware questions if you want a discussion of some hardware  
issue. What are you expecting here?

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Re: over quota notification from server

[Bruce Johnson]

On May 1, 2005, at 1:32 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:
D. Goglin said:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.
Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be 
asking
your email provider. Why are we supposed to be support for them? If 
this
list is turning a general software discussion list I shall be
unsubscribing. How come hardware has gotten such a low profile lately 
on
this list?
Because no one is *asking* hardware questions. Nor is this list 
exclusively hardware...look at the description on LEM:

"G-Books is a forum for users of G3- and G4-based PowerBooks and 
iBooks."

"What topics may be discussed?
Anything relating to portable Macs."
No mention of hardware-only limitations...

Do the current subsribers lack experience or what?
Oh, yes, less blame the list members for not meeting *your* 
expectations.


Anyone know about a list with more focus on portable mac hardware?
So ask hardware questions if you want a discussion of some hardware 
issue. What are you expecting here?

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Re: over quota notification from server

[Mikael Byström]

D. Goglin said:

>Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my 
>internet server that I'm over quota on my email. 

Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be asking
your email provider. Why are we supposed to be support for them? If this
list is turning a general software discussion list I shall be
unsubscribing. How come hardware has gotten such a low profile lately on
this list? Do the current subsribers lack experience or what?
Anyone know about a list with more focus on portable mac hardware?


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Re: over quota notification from server

[Donald Keenan]

On Sunday, May 1, 2005, at 08:28 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Apr 30, 2005, at 10:06 AM, D. Goglin wrote:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from 
my internet server that I'm over quota on my email.  I've deleted all 
msg's in the in box, the sent box, the draft box, and the trash.  Yet 
I still got an over quota notice this morning.  When I checked the 
help section it told me to click option script.  I'm lost!  Please 
help!

I think what is happening is that although you're deleting mail from 
your desktop, the copies on the server aren't being deleted and 
therefore you're using up your account space.

You can set the mail to be deleted from server once you download in 
your mail client. I think you might also have to double check if you 
have settings that need to be changed on your account if you read it 
remotely directly on the server. I had the same issue and had to edit 
my account preferences in Apple's Mail App *and* in the Web mail client 
I use to read mail when I'm not home.

Good luck!
Donald
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Re: over quota notification from server

[Bruce Johnson]

On Apr 30, 2005, at 10:06 AM, D. Goglin wrote:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my 
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.  I've deleted all 
msg's in the in box, the sent box, the draft box, and the trash.  Yet 
I still got an over quota notice this morning.  When I checked the 
help section it told me to click option script.  I'm lost!  Please 
help!
This is a question far better answered by your ISP. You're paying for 
the service; call them.

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over quota notification from server

[D. Goglin]

Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my 
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.  I've deleted all 
msg's in the in box, the sent box, the draft box, and the trash.  Yet I 
still got an over quota notice this morning.  When I checked the help 
section it told me to click option script.  I'm lost!  Please help!
Thank You,
Dennis

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