You know I am on the COURIER mailing list and I have sent PDF and RTF files
to the list and no-one insulted me.
I only joined this Mailing list yesterday and nothing about using text files
only was mentioned, but even if one makes a mistake as a first timer, I
believe one should be corrected with respect and not by making abusive
comments.
Anyway, thank you all, I have solved the problem. I blame myself for not
taking more time to check before sending that Mail.
Alexander
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stan Hoeppner" <s...@hardwarefreak.com>
To: <postfix-users@postfix.org>
Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: Local Mails not working
Ralf Hildebrandt put forth on 12/11/2009 2:25 AM:
* Alexander <alexan...@socotherm-nigeria.com>:
Mr Rob0,
I really take exception to your insulting language.
Which insulting language?
He simply told you to send plain text mail and even answered your
question.
Picking up where Ralf stopped short...
It is generally accepted that communication on technical email lists
should be in plaint text only, wrapped at 80 characters or less, and
without attachments. I don't know if the postfix-users welcome message
states this or not, or if it is the position of the list owner. It is,
however, the accepted norm for tech mailing lists.
I'm sure it was not /dev/rob0's intention to offend you. He was merely
attempting to clue you in to expected message formatting etiquette.
Some people are more bothered by html/rtf emails than others. For
instance, if you were my brother, I'd bury you in the back yard for
using anything but plain text. But, that's just me. ;)
--
Stan
