The Holy ettlz wrote:
Hello,
I've run into a number of kernel recursive faults on my notebook with
F10 that I never experienced with F8 or F9. I suspect that this is
something to do with the graphics code (and from what I understand
there's still a lot of roadworks going on there) since on
John Cooper wrote:
Did you actually upgrade from Fedora 8 or do a new install? If you
upgraded I would start again with an initial (new) install and see if
that solves the problem. I have not had any kernel problems.
John.
I initially upgraded, but I have since wiped and installed
well, if i had my time again i don't think i'd bother 'upgrading' to 8.10. i
liked kde 3.5 and everything worked. i dislike kde 4 and a lot of stuff is
broken.
anyway, after the 'upgrade' failed, i decided to do a new installation.
the problem of the moment is that i can't get the guarddog
On Fri, 2009-01-02 at 08:10 +, Stephen Rowles wrote:
Do you have the bug numbers? I'll add myself to the cc list and comment
so they have more weight.
Red Hat Bugzilla nos. 474978 and 477219.
Thanks,
James
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Ok, family member bought some memory this morning for a laptop and it is the
wrong type, these are PC2700 and we require PC2100 (the laptop will only take
PC2100 and the memory was supposedly compatible with PC2100, 2700 and 3200).
Now the store they were purchased from undercharged us greatly
Hi
I got my email address in 1994. I would like to keep it. This presents me
with problems with SPAM as the address has been in existence for longer than
ten years.
In the course of 3 days over the new year my address got hit with over 2000
spam emails.
I use kmail as my email which
Every few days I have to
access Webmail and delete all the SPAM emails that are not addressed to
me.
examples are j...@.. f...@.. j...@..
There's your problem. You've got a catch-all.
Catch-alls inevitably create problems, as they will accept all the junk
that would normally be ignored.
On Friday 02 January 2009 14:06:29 john wrote:
Hi
I got my email address in 1994. I would like to keep it. This presents me
with problems with SPAM as the address has been in existence for longer
than ten years.
In the course of 3 days over the new year my address got hit with over 2000
2009/1/2 john j...@jesoftware.freeserve.co.uk:
I use kmail as my email which downloads just my email address and leaves all
the other email items on the orange email server. Every few days I have to
access Webmail and delete all the SPAM emails that are not addressed to me.
examples are
Hi John,
On Fri, Jan 02, 2009 at 02:06:29PM +, john wrote:
I got my email address in 1994. I would like to keep it.
I would urge you to reconsider this, assuming you're talking about
the Freeserve one. You're always going to be limited in what you
can do when you don't control the domain
On Friday 02 January 2009 14:06:29 john wrote:
Hi
I got my email address in 1994. I would like to keep it. This presents me
with problems with SPAM as the address has been in existence for longer
than ten years.
In the course of 3 days over the new year my address got hit with over 2000
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 14:18:15 +
Graham Bleach gra...@darkskills.org.uk wrote:
Hello Graham,
configuration of jesoftware.freeserve.co.uk so that it only accepts
mail for known addresses?
Just so long as John doesn't set up his software to bounce mail to
invalid users at his domain; The
The bounces will only end up going to
people that didn't send the SPAM, as From: headers are always faked,
often with real email addresses.
That's why you *never* bounce such mail; always reject it or deal with it.
Vic.
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On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 15:41:10 - (GMT)
Vic l...@beer.org.uk wrote:
Hello Vic,
That's why you *never* bounce such mail; always reject it or deal with
it.
That's what I said. Or was it not clear? :-(
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Vic wrote:
The bounces will only end up going to
people that didn't send the SPAM, as From: headers are always faked,
often with real email addresses.
Strictly, bounces go to Return-Path:, not From:, though that's just as easily
forged.
That's why you *never* bounce such mail; always reject
Jim Kissel wrote:
It's a bit behind the times, but colour printing via my Xerox 8550
Phaser was never a problem until I upgraded to 8.04. Now the colours
are muddy Printing the Ubuntu logo gives:
reds that are dark brown
oranges that are brownish ornage
yellows that are a dull goldish
jack wrote:
On Friday 02 January 2009 14:06:29 john wrote:
Hi
I got my email address in 1994. I would like to keep it. This presents me
with problems with SPAM as the address has been in existence for longer
than ten years.
Is there a way to download all emails which I can
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