RE: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

Alex, Has your SIM card been provisioned with NAM (network access mode) set to GSM and GPRS capabilities? Are you on the correct call plan? Believe it or not this will affect your ability to use GPRS! If you have been provisioned ... What APN are you using and user/pwd combo? Did you talk to mobil

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On 19 Dec 2002, Dirk Koopman wrote: > Orange and Vodafone. > > > (b) is there a solution out there where i can download my email in a > > POP/IMAP client on this phone over GPRS? eg change access point, network, > > or grab a new java client?? > > Yes, the phone just connects as a normal PPP dev

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 14:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > so, questions for helpful list members: > > (a) does anyone else have this experience with O2 or other networks. > Orange and Vodafone. > (b) is there a solution out there where i can download my email in a > POP/IMAP client on this phone

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, the hatter wrote: > On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > don't know if anyone else has experience of this but have recently bought > > a new nokia 7650 and have been trying to get it's pop/imap client to > > connect to an account on one of our boxes. > > Can y

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > don't know if anyone else has experience of this but have recently bought > a new nokia 7650 and have been trying to get it's pop/imap client to > connect to an account on one of our boxes. Can you get a telnet client on the phone, and verify what ha

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 15:31, alex wrote: > yes, not cheap but would be handy to get a snapshot of my mail (having > filtered london.pm) when i'm a million miles from a computer (on a trip > out of town). bah, don't be so tight. I did 12M in the first month and that was really hammering it :-) --

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

Jonathan Peterson wrote: The real magic would be a case insensitive filesystem for *nix. Has anyone written a kernel mod for Linux that gives you a case preserving case insensitive filesystem? I'd love one of those. Does anyone know of any *nixes that had the option for a case insensitive fs??

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

yes, not cheap but would be handy to get a snapshot of my mail (having filtered london.pm) when i'm a million miles from a computer (on a trip out of town). alex On 19 Dec 2002, Dave Hodgkinson wrote: > On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 14:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > ps2 why do i care? because POP

Re: LotR:TTT

On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 14:43, Dave Cross wrote: > > From: David Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 12/19/02 2:30:52 PM > > > Someone has dropped out, so I have one spare ticket for > > tonight. > > I'm almost tempted to go and see it again. > > But I won't as "Once More Wtih Feeling" is on BB

Re: VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 14:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ps2 why do i care? because POP over GSM is unusably slow - whereas POP > over GPRS would be bloody useful (ok, might need to do a bit of procmail > filtering to a mobile only account first - but that's a small price to > pay). £2 per meg a s

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VERY OT: GPRS + O2 (Cellnet) + POP/IMAP clients

don't know if anyone else has experience of this but have recently bought a new nokia 7650 and have been trying to get it's pop/imap client to connect to an account on one of our boxes. while i can connect over GSM and POP, i can't connect over GPRS (but GPRS works for WAP). so, logically you wou

Re: LotR:TTT

From: David Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 12/19/02 2:30:52 PM > Someone has dropped out, so I have one spare ticket for > tonight. I'm almost tempted to go and see it again. But I won't as "Once More Wtih Feeling" is on BBC2 tonight :) Dave... -- "Let me see yo

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 12:21:57PM +, Paul Makepeace wrote: > # mount -t iso9660 -o check=relaxed /dev/cdrom /cdrom > > The next issue was that the HTML refers to filenames like > "nav_block.gif" but they appear, with Rockridge turned off, on the > FS as navblock.gif (i.e. no underscore). So d

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Re: SQL Trick

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Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 10:48:59AM -, Tom Insam wrote: > > Argh - I'm looking at some HTML that was obviously written on a case > > {insensitive,preserving} DOS FS so references to files sometimes break. > > I read on google turning rockridge extensions off is supposed to help, > > http://archi

RE: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

On Thursday, December 19, 2002 11:00 AM, Jonathan Peterson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > > > but isn't appearing to here. What's the magic?! > > The real magic would be a case insensitive filesystem for *nix. Has > anyone written a kernel mod for Linux that gives you a case preserving > case

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 11:00:28AM +, Jonathan Peterson wrote: > The real magic would be a case insensitive filesystem for *nix. Has > anyone written a kernel mod for Linux that gives you a case preserving > case insensitive filesystem? I'd love one of those. Does anyone know of > any *nixe

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RE: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

> The real magic would be a case insensitive filesystem for *nix. Has > anyone written a kernel mod for Linux that gives you a case > preserving > case insensitive filesystem? I'd love one of those. Does > anyone know of > any *nixes that had the option for a case insensitive fs?? HFS+ on OS

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

but isn't appearing to here. What's the magic?! The real magic would be a case insensitive filesystem for *nix. Has anyone written a kernel mod for Linux that gives you a case preserving case insensitive filesystem? I'd love one of those. Does anyone know of any *nixes that had the option fo

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

Paul Makepeace said: > Argh - I'm looking at some HTML that was obviously written on a case > {insensitive,preserving} DOS FS so references to files sometimes break. > I read on google turning rockridge extensions off is supposed to help, > http://archives2.real-time.com/tclug-list/1999/Aug/msg0072

Re: Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

> Argh - I'm looking at some HTML that was obviously written on a case > {insensitive,preserving} DOS FS so references to files sometimes break. > I read on google turning rockridge extensions off is supposed to help, > http://archives2.real-time.com/tclug-list/1999/Aug/msg00729.html > but isn't ap

Mounting a CDROM case-insensitively

Argh - I'm looking at some HTML that was obviously written on a case {insensitive,preserving} DOS FS so references to files sometimes break. I read on google turning rockridge extensions off is supposed to help, http://archives2.real-time.com/tclug-list/1999/Aug/msg00729.html but isn't appearing to