vsftpd
On 21.05.2003 08:20:44, Ray Olszewski wrote:
RO> From: Ray Olszewski <[email protected]>
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RO> There's a linux.newbie newsgroup? You learn something new every day. I'm RO> cc'ing the mailing list rather than the newsgroup, since that is how the RO> question reached me.
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The linux.newbie ng is a private mailing lists here at tcob1.net. I run a BBS and the mailing list get sent to Fidonet and a couple of other similar networks. I must strip that header and maybe a couple of others
Sean
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linux-newbie newsgroup (was: Re: vsftpd)
Quoted 9 lines · Sean Rima
On 21.05.2003 08:20:44, Ray Olszewski wrote:
RO> From: Ray Olszewski <[email protected]>
RO>
RO> There's a linux.newbie newsgroup? You learn something new every day. I'm RO> cc'ing the mailing list rather than the newsgroup, since that is how the RO> question reached me.
RO>
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The linux.newbie ng is a private mailing lists here at tcob1.net. I run a BBS and the mailing list get sent to Fidonet and a couple of other similar networks. I must strip that header and maybe a couple of others
Because the message I was responding to came via this unfamiliar-to-me newsgroup, rather than directly to the list, I replied to both the group and the poster's address. The reply to the poster bounced. Because I don't know how this newsgroup works, I don't know if he saw it. In stripping that header, you might want also to look at how the From: header is being handled ... I have no way of knowing why the bounce happened (that is, whether the bad From: address was caused by the newsgroup processing, or if the poster just used a bogus address).
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Re: linux-newbie newsgroup
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On 22 May 2003, Ray Olszewski spake:
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Quoted 9 lines · Sean Rima
On 21.05.2003 08:20:44, Ray Olszewski wrote:
RO> From: Ray Olszewski <[email protected]>
RO>
RO> There's a linux.newbie newsgroup? You learn something new every RO> day. I'm cc'ing the mailing list rather than the newsgroup, since RO> that is how the question reached me.
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The linux.newbie ng is a private mailing lists here at tcob1.net. I run a BBS and the mailing list get sent to Fidonet and a couple of other similar networks. I must strip that header and maybe a couple of others
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Because the message I was responding to came via this unfamiliar-to-me newsgroup, rather than directly to the list, I replied to both the group and the poster's address. The reply to the poster bounced. Because I don't know how this newsgroup works, I don't know if he saw it. In stripping that header, you might want also to look at how the From: header is being handled ... I have no way of knowing why the bounce happened (that is, whether the bad From: address was caused by the newsgroup processing, or if the poster just used a bogus address).
He does, any posting to the list which arrives here goes to the newsgroups, gated via hamster currently. It is then converted to FTN technology (http://www.fidonet.ca) and sent to hundreds of BBS systems around the world.
Sean
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