Todd Rittinger wrote:
Hi Jim!
Thanx so much for the suggestion. Indeed, descriptive headers was turned on. I
have now set to 0, and the test messages sent to my client seem to showing up
as expected now.
Thanx again!
cya,TR
No problem, glad to hear you got it working.
-Jim
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Hi Jim!
Thanx so much for the suggestion. Indeed, descriptive headers was turned on. I
have now set to 0, and the test messages sent to my client seem to showing up
as expected now.
Thanx again!
cya,TR
On Friday 25 February 2005 11:43, Jim Maul wrote:
> Do you have descriptive headers turned o
Mailing Lists wrote:
Hi List!
I'm kinda stumped on this one, and after scanning the
archives, I thought I'd
throw it out here.
I'm using Qmail-toaster on my mail server, with
QS1.24st. I've been using both
versions of QS for quite some time with great success
and have never seen
this before. I
Hi List!
I'm kinda stumped on this one, and after scanning the
archives, I thought I'd
throw it out here.
I'm using Qmail-toaster on my mail server, with
QS1.24st. I've been using both
versions of QS for quite some time with great success
and have never seen
this before. I was using 1.23st an
Hi List!
I'm kinda stumped on this one, and after scanning the
archives, I thought I'd
throw it out here.
I'm using Qmail-toaster on my mail server, with
QS1.24st. I've been using both
versions of QS for quite some time with great success
and have never seen
this before. I was using 1.23st an
