Dean
Gerald wrote:
Hi Guy's,
How can I get rid of eth1,eth2,and just keep eth0. with no
references to
the other ports?
The system is very confused and will not send/receive email with
all the
network ports. The reason for the number of ports is b
2008/9/18 Robert Thorsby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Now, my FQDN does not match the dotted-quad address, and does not
> resolve via lookup, because my IP address is dynamic and my ISP (who is
> a friend) had never bothered to add my FQDN details his IP range. He is
> now adding them in -- isn't it nice
Apologies for top posting - this web based client does not accommodate
proper indenting.
Gerald, I am pretty sure you are using PCLOS or Mandriva with KDE.
You should be able to go to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and remove the
files of the form ifcfg-ethX. When done, use MCC -> Network & Inte
what distribution are you running
Dean
Hi Dean,
PCLOS 2008
Gezza
Gerald wrote:
> Hi Guy's,
> How can I get rid of eth1,eth2,and just keep eth0. with no
> references to
> the other ports?
> The system is very confused and will not send/receive email with
>
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 01:27:21PM +1000, Robert Thorsby wrote:
> [ .. ]
> > The cure is to charge for sending email, but
> > for most that cure is worse than the disease.
>
> No, no, no! You may as well say, "Let it be under the control and
It's not that clear what you're saying no to here.
>
On 18/09/08 11:47:21, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
> Did you CC or BCC all your friends?
>
> If you CC a lot of people, that can be taken
> as an indicator of spam.
No. Each email was sent individually, properly addressed to that person
only. There was no Cc'ing or Bcc'ing. The sender application was
Did you CC or BCC all your friends?
If you CC a lot of people, that can be taken
as an indicator of spam.
As for standards, well email-wise we're living in
a swamp, and the recommended practice in many
instances is to ignore the standard (e.g. not bouncing
mis-addressed mail) or exploring the
Have Kubuntu Hardy installed and running fine for ages.
Replaced DVDRW with new unit, now it is not "seen" by system/k3b etc.
Boots fine from a linux livecd/dvd.
I assume that this is because of the "fantastic" UUID system.
How do I 'Fix" it? Is it simply a matter of something like changing a
Just thought that folks would like to know that M$, having embraced the
various email protocols (RFC2821, RFC2822, etc), is now in the process
of extending them.
I periodically send a bulk email, but individually addressed to each
recipient, to about 40 of my most intimate friends advising them
Dean Hamstead wrote:
> what distribution are you running
And what GUI, KDE or GNOME?
Erik
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what distribution are you running
Dean
Gerald wrote:
Hi Guy's,
How can I get rid of eth1,eth2,and just keep eth0. with no
references to
the other ports?
The system is very confused and will not send/receive email with
all the
network ports.
Hi Guy's,
How can I get rid of eth1,eth2,and just keep eth0. with no
references to
the other ports?
The system is very confused and will not send/receive email with
all the
network ports.
The reason for the number of ports is because I tried
Patrick/Chris,
So any idea of what the root issue was? Every camera produced JPEG
these days has an EXIF header. It would seem that the camera is in
need of a firmware upgrade if it is writing bodgy EXIF (or less likely
that GIMP has encountered an EXIF field not properly handled)
Martin
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