Ronny Adsetts wrote:
The original poster is simply not keeping his queue clean of frozen
messages.
Shouldn't that be the MTA's job? I never understood why exim has such
brain-dead defaults as requring an admin to manually deal with frozen
messages. Every other MTA I have ever used has not even
Ronny Adsetts wrote:
The original poster is simply not keeping his queue clean of frozen
messages.
Shouldn't that be the MTA's job? I never understood why exim has such
brain-dead defaults as requring an admin to manually deal with frozen
messages. Every other MTA I have ever used has not even
Russell Coker wrote:
I've just implemented it the DNS for my domain. It was easy enough to do, and
doesn't seem to have any great issues. No mail from me has been blocked yet.
Do beware of the .forward issue.
The next thing is to make my mail server check such records before receiving
Russell Coker wrote:
I've just implemented it the DNS for my domain. It was easy enough to do,
and
doesn't seem to have any great issues. No mail from me has been blocked yet.
Do beware of the .forward issue.
The next thing is to make my mail server check such records before receiving
Markus Kolb wrote:
I want to use APT (apt-get and apt-cache) for some repository games as a
backend-tool. Of course as non-root user.
Is there a possibility to tell apt-get and apt-cache to not look for
status-file and lock-file in /var/lib/dpkg/ instead in some other
directory?
Yes, the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've discovered a unique bug, I think. I ran dpkg-reconfigure debconf,
and selected readline, instead of dialog, and now it's prompting for
the admin password. Sheesh. All that time wasted...
Sorry -- the sad fact is that the version of whiptail in debian unstable
Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
Why does the implementation language matter? Do you care if your
system binaries are written in C vs C++?
Not at all, unless the implementation language causes limitations.
I looked at SquirrelMail, but php4 is not supported with apache2. It
also looked painful to get
Maarten van der Hoef wrote:
Every day I see multiple replies with the same suggestions just because
the repliers weren't able to see the latest reply. As hardware costs about
null
these days, I wouldn't know any other bottleneck (bandwidth, nehh ).
So what's the problem with this list ?
Jason Lim wrote:
Do you know when Debian is going to get the BIND 8 patch (or BIND 8.3.4)
for that recent vulnerability?
We already did, 6 days ago:
http://www.debian.org/security/2002/dsa-196
Looks like the security server is down?
It was in a building that burnt to the ground today.
Marcel Hicking wrote:
Does the LSB _force_ Debian to use rpm?
If not, great! Both LSB certification AND dpkg/apt would be perfect.
Again, please read the README.Debian in Debian's lsb package. For
example:
The alien package supports LSB packages on Debian. For example, to
install an LSB
Marcel Hicking wrote:
Does the LSB _force_ Debian to use rpm?
If not, great! Both LSB certification AND dpkg/apt would be perfect.
Again, please read the README.Debian in Debian's lsb package. For
example:
The alien package supports LSB packages on Debian. For example, to
install an LSB
Jason Lim wrote:
What are your thoughts on this?
I think you should perhaps apt-get install lsb and read the
README.Debian.
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Jason Lim wrote:
What are your thoughts on this?
I think you should perhaps apt-get install lsb and read the
README.Debian.
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Florian Bantner wrote:
Ahoy friendly Debian fellows,
my mission is following: Have rented a cheap server from
an cheap hoster for a customer of ours. Only drawback: It
is running suse linux. Since the provider is so cheap, he
tells us: Do with the server what you want. And so I want
Debian
Gene Grimm wrote:
The following message was received by our admin account after finding an
intrusion (followed by rotating shell account passwords). Can anyone tell me
how to find out what devices are referenced in this message?
- Original Message -
User 501 tried to run dev 773
Allen Ahoffman wrote:
To answer my own question see this from the www.niccx.com hidden link home
page.
Hope the analog.cx site will move to .org or some such.
I missed your question, but while the analog.cx site is down,
http://analog.sourceforge.net works as a mirror.
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Craig Sanders wrote:
i see qmail's incompatibility with other MTAs as a huge trap - and the
same kind of trap as proprietary mailers, or proprietary software in
generalonce you convert to it, you're basically stuck there because
it's going to be an enormous pain to convert to anything
Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
It worked in 'slink' and fails with 'potato'
It works in potato with me, I never even used it in slink. Are you using
openssh, or what?
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Tommi Virtanen wrote:
Actually, I'd really want to know how to configure Postfix to
add a header for each blocking service checked:
X-Maybe-Spam-RBL: [the text from the TXT record here]
X-Maybe-Spam-ORBS: [the text from the TXT record here]
X-Maybe-Spam-DUL: [the text from the
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