In the case I was in, I had to do an interactive synchronization of
MAC. The person on the phone was very belligerent, continually saying
that multiple computers are not allowed and this needs to be removed,
blah blah blah yakkity smackity. I power cycled, reinitialized, etc,
about a zillion
Yes, it's easy to copy MAC addresses.
Also, you should be able to social engineer the access steps to maintain
your own modem.
Dan Lund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You'll probably have to deal with cloning
the current mac on the WAN port.
I had to with my Belkin, since Cox seems to be doing
You have a directly attached modem correct? I.E. you do not have your own
Wireless router, but plug your computer directly into their modem.
You could setup a Linux box as a port forwarding firewall box with faster
access; but the best solution is a router.
Netgear ProSafe VPN are
.
An email message I sent to plug from my new gmail account
about 45 minutes ago has not yet shown up so this is a test
from my previous email account to see if there is some problem.
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On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:10 AM, Josef Lowder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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An email message I sent to plug from my new gmail account
about 45 minutes ago has not yet shown up so this is a test
from my previous email account to see if there is some problem.
Hi,
To find commands or files, use the following shell tools:
which sendmail
This will tell you if the command is in your bash PATH (check /etc/profile and
$HOME/.bash_profile $HOME/.bashrc or just type set
locate sendmail
Locate is an add on tool you can install from your package
Eh, gmail doesn't show you emails you sent, to you.
It's a trivialty that's gotten me many many times also... no harm no foul.
None the less, it made it through at 10:10am according to the timestamp here.
--Dan
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:10 AM, Josef Lowder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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An email
Dan Lund wrote:
Eh, gmail doesn't show you emails you sent, to you.
It's a trivialty that's gotten me many many times also... no harm no foul.
None the less, it made it through at 10:10am according to the timestamp here.
--Dan
I think you are looking at the email Joe sent from his other
Here is a question. What local computer parts store is everyone using.
Fry's has been getting worse and worse over the years. Best buy has a
smaller selection of the same stuff for a bit more money. Where should I go
when when I just have to get that newest thingamajig today.
Steve Phariss
Steve Phariss wrote:
Here is a question. What local computer parts store is everyone
using. Fry's has been getting worse and worse over the years. Best
buy has a smaller selection of the same stuff for a bit more money.
Where should I go when when I just have to get that newest thingamajig
Good call then, thanks for the heads up.
--Dan
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 4:06 PM, KevinO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Lund wrote:
Eh, gmail doesn't show you emails you sent, to you.
It's a trivialty that's gotten me many many times also... no harm no foul.
None the less, it made it through at
If Joe is using Ubuntu, it doesn't actually ship an MTA by default in
the desktop edition, so nothing will be symlinked as 'sendmail' (does
anyone actually use sendmail proper these days? heh)
On Tue, 2008-06-03 at 12:43 -0700, Lisa Kachold wrote:
Hi,
To find commands or files, use the
See http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Mail/mtas.html
Postfix, Exim other MTA's support sendmail command line options.
Francis Earl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If Joe is using Ubuntu, it doesn't
actually ship an MTA by default in
the desktop edition, so nothing will be symlinked as 'sendmail' (does
anyone
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