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(D . Thomas Podnar) wrote:
> > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (D. Thomas Podnar) wrote:
> >
> > > The new compressor in BackupEDGE 2.0 will probably allow 10GB-12GB
> > > to be stored on one piece of 4.7GB media in a typic
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (D. Thomas Podnar) wrote:
>
> > The new compressor in BackupEDGE 2.0 will probably allow 10GB-12GB
> > to be stored on one piece of 4.7GB media in a typical Linux
> > installation. Above that, I'd probably suggest tape.
>
On Tue, Dec 02, 2003
simply installing the rpms from the spamassassin rpm downloads page
works fine.
I installed those rpms and them floowed the directions in the e-smith
forums to get spamassassin working in 6.* and it is working fine.
I really would like a wrapper so I can call amavis and spamassassin from
qma
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(D. Thomas Podnar) wrote:
> The new compressor in BackupEDGE 2.0 will probably allow 10GB-12GB
> to be stored on one piece of 4.7GB media in a typical Linux
> installation. Above that, I'd probably suggest tape.
7.5Gig tops.
Ed Form
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Please r
| I use BackupEdge and DVD+RW drives for backups on smaller workgroup/POS
| servers. I love BackupEdge, have used it for more then 10 years on Unix
| and now Linux servers. In my opinion DVD only makes sense as long as you
| are using less than 4.7 GB. Where DVD does work, it works well. You can
|
Greg, I don't know the answer to your question (although I expect that the
POD probably contains your answer, and know that the perl code certainly
does).
Not that I can see, but it's a REALLY big pod. Probably the easiest way
is to simply code a couple test scripts and try it. Seeing as SME is
On Tue, 2 Dec 2003, Greg Zartman wrote:
> Calling all CGI.pm experts:
>
> I'm relatively inexperienced at using this module as I've always
> preferred coding my own cgi functions. A question:
>
> If one were to use the CGI::Safe CGI subclass to turn-off uploads, does
> this shut off uploads
Calling all CGI.pm experts:
I'm relatively inexperienced at using this module as I've always
preferred coding my own cgi functions. A question:
If one were to use the CGI::Safe CGI subclass to turn-off uploads, does
this shut off uploads in general for the cgi session or is it required
that o
That sounds like exactly what I'm looking for (most of my clients are in fact
rather small companies in the ~10 seat range.) At such time as you are able to
get a contrib bundled together, I'll be happy to benefit from your hard work :)
Of course, providing any feedback along the way that might
I've been using SA 2.6 on my SME 6b3 for at least three weeks now. Works
without a hitch (although spammers are getting smarter by the day :-/ )
Michiel
Yes, but as previously stated, I think some work was done to qmail-spamc
in the SA package. If this is the case, simply rebuilding rpms from
so
I've been using SA 2.6 on my SME 6b3 for at least three weeks now. Works
without a hitch (although spammers are getting smarter by the day :-/ )
Michiel
> -Original Message-
> From: Greg Zartman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: dinsdag 2 december 2003 07:05
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have a rough and ready script cobbled together from several others that I
use to back up to DVD+RW. It makes use of userland tools dvd+rw-tools
http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
In particular I use growisofs which is a front end to mkisofs which allows
for multiple sessions to be writte
Greg,
I am currently using spamassassin 2.55 on SME 6b3 using
http://contribs.com/contribs/jprice/beta/e-smith-spamassassin/ which I
thought was a collaboration between yourself and Shad Lords updated by J
Price. It works very well in conjunction with Pyzor, Razor and Dccproc. I
dont see why it co
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