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From: Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Test Message
Date: 02 Jan 2003 09:08:06 -0700
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Homepage: http://www.macmanusnet.net/
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> Jeff
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> On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 15:18, Bill Hartwell wrote:
> > I thought about what JF had said, and did a quick test of my own. I sent
> > a test message from another account, using Kmail, to this account, which
> > uses Evolution. The results are be
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I'm using Evolution 1.2.1 on RH8.0, and last night it began doing
something extremely peculiar. For some reason, it's not sending the
Rcpt command when trying to send mail. So I'm sitting here with a
full outbox, and can't send any of it because wit
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Something I've noticed with Evolution 1.2.1 is that it forgets
passwords about half the time. Sometimes it remembers your password
when fetching mail, and then on the very next mailrun, the "Please
enter password" window will pop up - and it will NO
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Unfortunately, it appears that the SSL connection is not the solution to the
problem, either. I reset my connection to never use SSL, killed and restarted
Evolution, and got the exact same error:
Data response error: Need Rcpt command
This, after r
Regarding Aaron's questions:
The only firewall running on my system is the default firewall installed by
Red Hat. The only changes I've made since installing Evolution 1.2.1 (to
replace the 1.0.8 version that Red Hat installed with RH8.0) are the ones
that came from running Up2Date immediately
need
to form a minimal operating program.
I am looking forward with great anticipation to a Ximian release that
fixes the problems that RH8.0 caused. I'm certain that once it's
possible to re-install the full desktop, a lot of the RH problems will
be cleared up.
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having been a reply to a
message on the Evolution list. Once I opened it and added a To: address,
everything else worked like a charm.
Note to self: Check Outbox more often...
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Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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st to get the headers for the
filter, and then to get the message for your inbox.
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Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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g GPG hasn't changed.
Besides the habit part, it's also a political statement. The less any
government can control, the better, and since GPG means they can't
control a poster's privacy that's one more useful tool against the
State.
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Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 14:10, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
> what message was the reply to? maybe you can try reproducing the
> problem? and/or maybe I can take a look to see if anything stands out
> that may have caused the problem?
>
> Jeff
>
> On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 16:11
> Kris
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> On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 16:11, Bill Hartwell wrote:
> > Now the question comes of...how did Evolution queue a message with no
> > recipients? For that matter, how did it lose the recipients when it was
> > nothing more than a reply to a message on the list, which
news...get all the
headers, filter them, then do a delete/fetch on the bodies once the
headers have been filtered. Is that what you have in mind?
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On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 15:38, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> lør, 2003-01-04 kl. 22:05 skrev Bill Hartwell:
>
> > Besides the habit part, it's also a political statement. The less any
> > government can control, the better, and since GPG means they can't
> > control
cific user IDs
in association with specific addresses, as someone else mentioned.
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On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 13:08, guenther wrote:
> cheers();
>
> > I have my email configuration set to read my .signature file.
> > Only, I keep getting the signature below.
> > How do I set things up to actually read my ~/.signature file?
>
> Looks like the 'Autogenerated' signature...
>
> You can
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 06:46, guenther wrote:
> cheers();
>
> > Thanks. This trick works very nicely. Too bad the folks who responded to
> > my wishlist entry didn't mention it. Would have saved me a lot of
> > cursing.
> >
> > My signature below is an example of the .signature file I use - the
>
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 14:27, guenther wrote:
> You didn't get me. Try something like this, if your .signature is
> executable. If not, put a leading 'cat ' in the second line.
>
> --- .signature-evo
> #!/bin/sh
> .signature | sed "s/$//g"
> ---
>
> Then you can use the same .signature file and E
d my voice to this chorus. I have far too many addresses in my
KDE address book to even think of copying them by hand. I can export to
csv, but that doesn't help if Evolution doesn't import csv.
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Bill Hartwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
MacManus Enterprises
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A feature that would be very nice is the ability to forward a message's
unaltered source, including the full headers. Since the message source
is what places like Spamcop use for determining where to send spam
reports, what I have to do right now is switch to message source view,
start a forward, d
I tried that, but when I looked at the attachment, it didn't appear to
have the un-altered source. Maybe I was just looking at it wrong...
On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 14:22, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
> you want to use Forward As Attachment.
>
> Jeff
>
> On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 16:09,
On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 14:46, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 16:09, Bill Hartwell wrote:
> > A feature that would be very nice is the ability to forward a message's
> > unaltered source, including the full headers. Since the message source
>
> Forw
On Mon, 2003-01-13 at 23:08, Ettore Perazzoli wrote:
> On Sat, 2003-01-11 at 20:52, Bill Hartwell wrote:
> > I'll add my voice to this chorus. I have far too many addresses in my
> > KDE address book to even think of copying them by hand. I can export to
> > csv, but that
than a handful that affect Linux, and most of those aren't really
viruses, they're Trojans.
I go through every so often and run RAV on my system, just to clear up
the disk space that's wasted by them. They're not a danger to a Linux
system, they're just annoying because
likely. The .png was a very nice image of a fallen maple leaf,
proper.
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I'm not sure what
antivirus programs for Linux are. Maybe I'm not looking in the right
places, but I haven't found any free ones yet.
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