Hi folks,
I was recently booted from the list when my MX started bouncing email. I've
since resolved the situation with davem and resubscribed, but I'm missing
about a day or so worth of traffic. If someone would be willing to make an
mbox file covering November 14, 15, and whatever has come so far from today,
I'd very much appreciate it.
Many thanks!
Zack
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Zack Brown
OK, I got it. :-)
Thanks folks,
Zack
On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 08:21:51AM -0800, Zack Brown wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I was recently booted from the list when my MX started bouncing email. I've
> since resolved the situation with davem and resubscribed, but I'm missing
> about a day or so worth of traffic. If someone would be willing to make an
> mbox file covering November 14, 15, and whatever has come so far from today,
> I'd very much appreciate it.
>
> Many thanks!
> Zack
>
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Zack Brown
On 2006-11-16, Zack Brown wrote:
> OK, I got it. :-)
>
> Thanks folks,
> Zack
To do not produce megabytes of additional traffic in case of any
kind of backlog and have anything you lkml like, i would suggest to have
good news reader and point it to news.gmane.org service (well, i'm
sure, there are many who have lkml->news scheme privately).
In your case, to download mbox with messages you've requested, i
would request 1500-2000 headers, sort them by date, selected to download
messages from your lkml last "Message-Id" to first received one.
In slrn, (not optimal) selecting by date took me less than 5 minutes.
Just my 0.07 ;oE
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On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 01:18:10 +0000 (UTC), Oleg Verych <[email protected]> wrote:
> To do not produce megabytes of additional traffic in case of any
> kind of backlog and have anything you lkml like, i would suggest to have
> good news reader and point it to news.gmane.org service (well, i'm
> sure, there are many who have lkml->news scheme privately).
The good news reader might be a problem. In fact, I'm currently looking
for one. Criteria:
- GUI with support for X clipboard (not just selections)
- Ability to bounce to myself
I use Pan, but it cannot bounce articles. It only saves them, so I have
to find them (it uses Message-ID for name), open in vi, add "From xxx"
on top, then do the "Import External mbox" dance in my mailreader.
In previous Pan the useful trick was to "print" article, and specfy
your lpr to be a scrip which called sendmail. But they took it away.
-- Pete
Hallo, Pete.
On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 10:44:20PM -0800, Pete Zaitcev wrote:
[]
> The good news reader might be a problem. In fact, I'm currently looking
> for one. Criteria:
> - GUI with support for X clipboard (not just selections)
> - Ability to bounce to myself
>
> I use Pan, but it cannot bounce articles. It only saves them, so I have
> to find them (it uses Message-ID for name), open in vi, add "From xxx"
> on top, then do the "Import External mbox" dance in my mailreader.
> In previous Pan the useful trick was to "print" article, and specfy
> your lpr to be a scrip which called sendmail. But they took it away.
The slrn newsreader is text console, so x-terminal+mouse to use X
clipboard.
If you want to bounce message, in slrn there are 2 options:
,--
| F Forward the current article to someone (via email).
| ESC 1 F Forward the current article (including all headers).
`--
Tested, works.
Sending is difficult (for a while):
slrn converts "Cc" header to "To", when it sends copies by SMTP, and
removes it from NNTP postings. I've used "Mail-Follow-Up" header, but
now i want to patch slrn with better lkml + gmane.org support (:.
--[OT]--
slrn + gmane.org is a miracle, that enables lkml (and many others MLs)
for me.
BTW. On you web site i've read historical lkml messages, like Linus'
moving from Transmeta, and i saw, that you had news<->lkml bridge.
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On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 07:28:48 +0000, Oleg Verych <[email protected]> wrote:
> BTW. On you web site i've read historical lkml messages, like Linus'
> moving from Transmeta, and i saw, that you had news<->lkml bridge.
I'm fed up with it and moving to gmane because our sysadmin refuses
to stop mangling Message-ID. The slrn worked with that, by using
subject for threading, but no other newsreader deals with it.
-- Pete