Re: [activities] [SLUG] Asterisk Talk

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Re: [SLUG] Re: returning windows software

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[SLUG] Lindows experience.

I am a lindows - now linspire - user at home for the family (they also use a Mac Mini with OSX) and gentoo at work and have used Mandrake historically. I have installed and used ubuntu for only a short time on an x86 and a little longer on a PowerBook. Linspire is by far the most user f

[SLUG] Lindows experience.

I am a lindows - now linspire - user at home for the family (they also use a Mac Mini with OSX) and gentoo at work and have used Mandrake historically. I have installed and used ubuntu for only a short time on an x86 and a little longer on a PowerBook. Linspire is by far the most user friendly

[SLUG] Mail forwarding with a twist...

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew a simple how to, with iptables, for the following problem. I would like to divert email from a particular host to a secondary mail server on a LAN. For example we like to divert all incoming port 25 traffic from a particular address say 111.111.111.111 to por