Daniel Barrett wrote:
Postfix was sending "552 5.3.4 Message size exceeds fixed limit."
A Google search tells me that 5.3.4 is a fatal error code because of
the initial "5," but for whatever reason, it kept getting resent.
552 Requested mail action aborted: exceeded storage allocation
Co
On November 13, 2013, Jerry Feldman wrote:
>In any case, when postfix was rejecting the large emails, RCN
>interpreted that as a non-fatal, so it would resend at a later
>time. [...] I'm not sure what standard rejection postfix does with a
>message that exceeds the message-size-limit.
Postfix was
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 10:14 AM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> > Or does it search for any active input? If that's the case I'll slum
> > with VGA.
> I don't have an adapter, but you select the input on the screen at the
> instructor console. However, I can stop at MicroCenter or possibly Best
> Buy t
Tom Metro wrote:
What I read prior to buying was that the speed improvement wasn't that
dramatic. It was a minor cost premium, so I went for it.
I've done some limited comparisons between plain disks, hybrid disks and
Intel SRT. Hardly anything scientific, just the same computer with
differen
Apple uses it, but so does my Lenovo. It has external VGA too, though.
It will just mean having to go back to the panel by the door to switch
inputs, if that doesn't happen automatically.
On 11/13/2013 02:03 PM, John Abreau wrote:
> I've got a mini-HDMI to regular HDMI cable, male on both ends,
Richard Pieri wrote:
> Seagate's hybrid drives aren't optimized for any particular access
> patterns. That would be counterproductive after the boot sequence is
> completed since different users' patterns are different. They are more
> aggressive with caching reads immediately after power resets...
Tom Metro wrote:
> A talk tomorrow on p5-MOP, a module that provides syntax sweeteners to
> create objects in Perl using a syntax that's more consistent with other
> OO languages. It borrows heavily from the Perl 6 language design, and
> enables that modern syntax on Perl 5.
> -Tom
>
> O
Seagate's hybrid drives aren't optimized for any particular access
patterns. That would be counterproductive after the boot sequence is
completed since different users' patterns are different. They are more
aggressive with caching reads immediately after power resets, but they
also have a porti
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 07:06:16AM -0500, Anthony Gabrielson wrote:
> I ran a Seagate Hybrid in a 2010 Macbook Pro for about two years and
> then I upgraded it to Crucial M4 SSD. I really thought the
> difference between a regular hard drive and a hybrid hard drive were
> negligible.
I have one
Kudos to Chris and RCN in this case.
In this case you are the MTA (eg postfix) and that RCN would send email
directly to your host. In any case, when postfix was rejecting the large
emails, RCN interpreted that as a non-fatal, so it would resend at a
later time. Your fix, was to let your system acc
I've got a mini-HDMI to regular HDMI cable, male on both ends, and several
other types, but no DisplayPort adapters. DisplayPort is an Apple connector,
right?
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 13, 2013, at 10:14 AM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> On 11/13/2013 02:49 AM, David Kramer wrote:
>> Does anyone hav
Dan Barrett wrote in the Boston Linux User Group Discuss List:
>Seeking advice on terminating an email loop [...]
Followup: I was contacted by an engineer at RCN, Chris Jackman, who
helped me identify the root cause of the mail loop. My home computer
downloads its email using fetchmail, and its
On 11/13/2013 08:08 AM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
> Seeking advice on terminating an email loop.
>
> A friend with an RCN account sent me an email with a very large
> attachment. My ISP's server bounced it back to him, and RCN then
> rebounced it. This produced an email loop that has been running for
>
On 11/13/2013 02:49 AM, David Kramer wrote:
> Does anyone have a mini displayport to HDMI adapter I can borrow for the
> next meeting?
>
> They're cheap enough, but I just don't see myself using it very often.
> If I remember correctly, you have to go to the panel by the door to
> switch inputs f
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On 11/13/2013 08:08 AM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
> Limitations: I don't have root access to my (shared) server: it's a
> cpanel-based account. My ISP is not willing to change its global email
> setup (say, to autodelete all email matching a pattern I prov
Seeking advice on terminating an email loop.
A friend with an RCN account sent me an email with a very large
attachment. My ISP's server bounced it back to him, and RCN then
rebounced it. This produced an email loop that has been running for
about a week, bombarding my friend's account. My ISP (h
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On Nov 13, 2013, at 3:59 AM, Bill Bogstad wrote:
> So the recent discussion of SSDs and Linux has made me wonder about
> Seagate's hybrid drives. I.e. Disk drives with a small amount of
> flash memory (typically 8gig). In a desktop system, my tendency
> would be install both a traditional ma
So the recent discussion of SSDs and Linux has made me wonder about
Seagate's hybrid drives. I.e. Disk drives with a small amount of
flash memory (typically 8gig). In a desktop system, my tendency
would be install both a traditional magnetic media disk and an SSD.
However, in a laptop that may
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