to some other address, in additionto the above
Deliver your mail via procmail (exim's default configuration is to do
this if you have a file ~/.procmailrc). Then get procmail to to do
the bounce and forwards based on the X-Spam-Status header.
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to some other address, in additionto the above
Deliver your mail via procmail (exim's default configuration is to do
this if you have a file ~/.procmailrc). Then get procmail to to do
the bounce and forwards based on the X-Spam-Status header.
Tom
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Tom Cook
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On 0, Jean Christophe ANDR? <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Cook ?crivait :
> > What the
> > What's wrong with 'lsof -i :111' and 'lsof -i :16001'?
>
> Nothing wrong with it! :)
>
> > It tells you precisely what's attempting
On 0, Jean Christophe ANDR? <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Cook ?crivait :
> > What the
> > What's wrong with 'lsof -i :111' and 'lsof -i :16001'?
>
> Nothing wrong with it! :)
>
> > It tells you precisely what's attempting
(by programming),
> but this one is the easier I can think by know... :)
What the
What's wrong with 'lsof -i :111' and 'lsof -i :16001'? It tells you
precisely what's attempting to connect...
Tom
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(by programming),
> but this one is the easier I can think by know... :)
What the
What's wrong with 'lsof -i :111' and 'lsof -i :16001'? It tells you
precisely what's attempting to connect...
Tom
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Tom Cook
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unny 26 degrees
here...
Anyway, a google search for "port 16001" tells me that port 16001 is
the default port for esd, the e(nlightenment?) sound daemon. So check
if you have esd running, and if there are any apps that are trying to
connect to it (is your wm trying to play sounds when you click on
unny 26 degrees
here...
Anyway, a google search for "port 16001" tells me that port 16001 is
the default port for esd, the e(nlightenment?) sound daemon. So check
if you have esd running, and if there are any apps that are trying to
connect to it (is your wm trying to play sounds when you click on
On 0, "Ian H. Greenhoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> BTW: netstat vs. lsof:
>
> netstat is more likely to be installed than lsof, and only shows relevant
> items when you are wondering about net connections to process IDs.
What irrelevant items does '
On 0, "Ian H. Greenhoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> BTW: netstat vs. lsof:
>
> netstat is more likely to be installed than lsof, and only shows relevant
> items when you are wondering about net connections to process IDs.
What irrelevant items does '
her issue?
>
> Your comments and ideas are the most welcome.
apt-get install lsof
lsof -i (as root)
Tom
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"Other people's priorities are endlessly odd."
- Kingsley Amis
Get my GPG p
her issue?
>
> Your comments and ideas are the most welcome.
apt-get install lsof
lsof -i (as root)
Tom
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Tom Cook
Information Technology Services, The University of Adelaide
"Other people's priorities are endlessly odd."
- Kingsley Amis
Get my GPG p
around here, abuse just doesn't
cut it. Post a message like, 'Fix this or I'll change to another
distribution,' or, 'You didn't help me,' that'll get the hackles up
(judging by the wars on deb-user, anyway).
Tom
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Tom Cook
Information Technology Servi
around here, abuse just doesn't
cut it. Post a message like, 'Fix this or I'll change to another
distribution,' or, 'You didn't help me,' that'll get the hackles up
(judging by the wars on deb-user, anyway).
Tom
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Tom Cook
Information Technology Servi
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