Hi everyone,
My linux server is also a mail server, for some resone i do establish a
connection with him, but i cannot recieve or send mail.
Does anyone run into this problem, and how do i solve it?
10x
Nir
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Schlomo Schapiro writes:
> We have to make our ILUG (or GILI :-) more attractive to recruit more
> members, and not only newbies looking for free help but rather (and this
> is more important) professionals and specialists who can raise the level
> of discussion and meetings etc.
You forget t
Hi,
I fully participate in your pain. Over the last year (or two) I tried to
organize two linux *meetings* (nothing big, just plain meeting), but in
both cases some poeple showed interest but never more than 3 or 4 and it
never got anywhere. Now I know already more Linux people in Jerusalem that
>close all the windows
closing windows is _always_ good
for ones health, regardless :)
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On Thu, 2 Dec 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am only a relatively simple user
no users are too "simple" to participate :-)
> but I would come to show solidarity
> only I have a cold and a fever.
Refua Shlema!
close all the windows, run the heat daemon and reboot, call me when
uptime reache
Hi guys
I am only a relatively simple user
but I would come to show solidarity
only I have a cold and a fever.
Maybe next time ?:)
Dorit
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On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, guy keren wrote:
> just FYI, some of us actually decided to 'get off our lazy butts', and set
> up a (rather small) haifa linux club. it was started out few month back,
> and carries out a lecture (almost) once every two weeks. so far there were
thanks Choo! yes, I was correc
just FYI, some of us actually decided to 'get off our lazy butts', and set
up a (rather small) haifa linux club. it was started out few month back,
and carries out a lecture (almost) once every two weeks. so far there were
6 lectures, including one given by informix's representatives in israel.
t
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Shaul Karl wrote:
> I understand why "This is often a waste of CPU time...".
> What I am failing to understand is that the "OS can never put these processes
> to sleep".
the notin here is not "technically cannot", but rather "would not". these
processes will go to sleep due
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Shaul Karl wrote:
> 1) How can I tell whether I am better of using mirror instead of the master
> site?
if it loads faster, it's better for you, then use it. that's what a
mirror is for.
> More specifically, how can I tell if I am better of using
> http://www.cs.huji.ac.il
1) How can I tell whether I am better of using mirror instead of the master
site?
More specifically, how can I tell if I am better of using
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/support/Linux/LDP/ rather then www.linuxdoc.org?
2) Am I right that http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/support/Linux/LDP/ was not updated
fo
> Shaul Karl wrote:
> >
> > I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
> > Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
> > not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
> >
> > Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the
I am in central Tel-Aviv.
Can I join in to someone who is going to the meeting from the Tel-Aviv area?
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Gavrie Philipson wrote:
>Shaul Karl wrote:
>>
>> I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
>> Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
>> not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
>>
>> Trying to quote the paragraph wi
Partially a pep talk, and partially as a reply to the complaints I heard
over the list about times and places. I'm adressing them all in one
bunch, hopefully this will settle some of the issues. try to read this
with a positive and optimistic mind before replying :-)
the WHY
---
In the past
On 1 Dec 1999, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> > I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
>
> Can you explain what IDC is and where it is and how to get to the
> lecture hall?
the IDC is indeed the interdisciplinary Center, and the map to get there
is here:
http://www.idc.ac.il/main/
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Adam Morrison wrote:
> The point was that the vast majority of spam is not followed immediately
> by an apology from the spammer. So that message might not have been
> spam.
so far the one spam messged begot a thread of 15-20 messages in reply,
all offtopic in every respect,
Ira Abramov wrote:
> > Friday. Sat would be unfair for the religious.
>
> I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
> Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and my dean are on
> Peli Peled's tail, but he is hard to get during the COMDEX. if you have
> con
> > This ``spam'' was sent to the mailing list on Sun, 21 Nov 199
> > 16:20:37. An apology explaining that the message was sent here
> > by mistake followed 1:06 minutes later.
>
> Yes. Apology is not enough.
The point was that the vast majority of spam is not followed immediately
by an apolo
The IDC is the Interdisciplinary Center Herzlyia - "Hamerkaz Habentchumi
Herzlia", where he studies, I think. If I'm not wrong.
On 1 Dec 1999, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> Ira Abramov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
>
> Can you explain wh
> I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
> Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and my dean are on
> Peli Peled's tail, but he is hard to get during the COMDEX. if you have
> contacts to him (Cellphone? Eli Marmor?) It'll help.
I don't have any speci
Ira Abramov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
Can you explain what IDC is and where it is and how to get to the
lecture hall?
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"A sense of the fundamental decencies is parceled ou
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Ury Segal wrote:
> > > Friday, December 11 ?
> >
> > Friday December 10 or Saturday December 11?
>
> Friday. Sat would be unfair for the religious.
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and
Shaul Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Friday, December 11 ?
Friday December 10 or Saturday December 11?
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unequally at birth." [F. Scott FitzGerald]
==
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Shaul Karl wrote:
> I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
> Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
> not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
>
>
> Trying to quote the paragraph without cop
Shaul Karl wrote:
>
> I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
> Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
> not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
>
> Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the entire subsect
"Geoffrey S. Mendelson" wrote:
>
> Personaly, I think something like "Integrating Linux into a Windows World",
> would be far better. It might attract people who are not pro-linux, and
> that's what we need.
I think what should be promoted is open source/free software in general,
because I don't
I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the entire subsection, I get:
Although nonblo
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> 3. Is PF1 involved with this project? 2 days ago slashdot published that
> Redhat is going to give some financial boost to mozilla. Any relations
> to this?
and 4. does it mean Logical Hebrew just for Windows (editing in Email
and composer) or does it a
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