Exim using a modified RCPT TO: with lmtp

Hi all, I have a woody mailserver with exim3 and cyrus21 here. Now because this imap server is for many domains it uses not just the local_part but the whole email address for mailbox/usernames. So a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] has to be delivered to a mailbox called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" because th

Exim using a modified RCPT TO: with lmtp

Hi all, I have a woody mailserver with exim3 and cyrus21 here. Now because this imap server is for many domains it uses not just the local_part but the whole email address for mailbox/usernames. So a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] has to be delivered to a mailbox called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" because th

Re: Strange problem with NIC

Check your active network components. The network card, and the switck may speak the speed auto negotiation with dialect. Therefore they can always negotiate, and there will no valuable traffic. If it is, set the link speed manually. R.

Re: Strange problem with NIC

Check your active network components. The network card, and the switck may speak the speed auto negotiation with dialect. Therefore they can always negotiate, and there will no valuable traffic. If it is, set the link speed manually. R. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with

Re: spec-ing/dimensioning a server?

Mark Ferlatte wrote: Dave Watkins said on Wed, Nov 26, 2003 at 06:38:39PM +1300: Mark Ferlatte wrote: Which lists? I've had a hell of a time with SCSI SCA connected disks; a single bad SCSI disk can wipe out the whole chain, whereas with SATA that seems to be less likely. I'd be interested in hea

Re: spec-ing/dimensioning a server?

Mark Ferlatte wrote: Dave Watkins said on Wed, Nov 26, 2003 at 06:38:39PM +1300: Mark Ferlatte wrote: Which lists? I've had a hell of a time with SCSI SCA connected disks; a single bad SCSI disk can wipe out the whole chain, whereas with SATA that seems to be less likely. I'd be interested in