Submitted purely FYI.
BACKGROUND
I've mentioned in the past that my main home PC had come with an
NVidia card that I wasn't terribly happy with in terms of speed. It
was a Quadro NVS 285, and didn't have much in the way of fast 3D
acceleration. Fine for desktop use, but not good for 3D acti
Michael ODonnell writes:
> I just noticed that for any of my email folders Thunderbird will
> report an URL of the form:
>
>imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pathName
>
> ...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
> to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server, hopefu
On Aug 29, 2008, at 12:09, Michael ODonnell wrote:
> ...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
> to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server
I've known folks to use this program:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/imapcopy/
to move users off of Exchange, as well
The uw-imap project had a set of tools that would pull files from an imap
server to a local store (standard(???) mbox?). Once there, MH has tools.
fetchmail can pull from an imap server too. You could use procmail to
create your MH folders.
The big if here is working with Exchange :-)
On Fri,
I just noticed that for any of my email folders Thunderbird will
report an URL of the form:
imap://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pathName
...and I wonder if there's a Linux tool like wget that I can use
to pull email folders and such from an Exchange server, hopefully
into a local hierarchy whose layou
Is there something that you're looking for that hasn't been packaged yet
in a mainstream distribution? It saves a lot of time if you can just
upgrade your distribution's binary packages instead of custom compiling.
If you must compile a custom version, use your distribution's source
packages and pa
Hi,
Anyone have experience with compiling an experimental x-server per
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_compile_an_experimental_X_server ?
If anyone recalls, I have the Radeon X1650 PRO dual-dvi card. I really
need to get both 2D and 3D working for a visualization task. So far, I
have not
