Forget Jabber's tranports. Just use Gaim (or Kopete, etc), and add in your Jabber account. Then you can also add your MSN/ICQ/Yahoo account - and it's very stable!
Equally, I've accidently travelled on a post 9/11 cross-european flight with a pocketknife keyring. I realised when I was in the air that it was in my carry on "man bag": this was after I waited one hour at Stansted to make my way through supposedly tight security. I wanted to take an in-flight photograph to prove it, yet worried that attendant would see me and I'd be meeting the boys in blue at the other end.
Airport security is a joke anyway. You can be stopped at the security check for things like pocket knives (and even tweezers). Then they allow people to buy things like bottles of wine just before boarding the plane. You could easily smash the bottle while in-flight, and you'd have a weapon far deadlier than any pocket-knife!
I use Apache's mod_proxy module for reverse proxying. It works very well, and if you have several upstream servers, you can use the very powerful mod_rewrite to map parts of the URL to different servers.
Teebgrubing is a bad idea IMHO. Certainly not a solution to spam. You server will keep SMTP connections open after mail has been delivered; thereby slowing down the spammer's machine. But obviously it'll take a connection on your own machine too. You can easily get yourself in trouble if you receive a large number of mails in a short space of time!
With Spamassassin, you can be configured to only do it on suspected spam, but still I think it's just asking for trouble.
I wouldn't rush into using MNG. According to this site:
MNG Support was removed as part of Mozilla at 2003-06-03 16:20 PST, which means that nightly builds from June 4 and later no longer contained it, neither will Mozilla 1.5alpha and later.
Yeah, then when you've finished your call, you should have to touch your pinky and thumb against a table, to hang up. Now *that* would look really silly!;-)
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No, they're not. It's what they carry.
You mean "springbok."
kind of reminds me of the tone of everyone's favorite...
"someone set us up the bomb"
It's actually "someone set up us the bomb".
Follow these instructions: Link
You're referring to Midnight Commander.
Forget Jabber's tranports. Just use Gaim (or Kopete, etc), and add in your Jabber account. Then you can also add your MSN/ICQ/Yahoo account - and it's very stable!
Equally, I've accidently travelled on a post 9/11 cross-european flight with a pocketknife keyring. I realised when I was in the air that it was in my carry on "man bag": this was after I waited one hour at Stansted to make my way through supposedly tight security. I wanted to take an in-flight photograph to prove it, yet worried that attendant would see me and I'd be meeting the boys in blue at the other end.
Airport security is a joke anyway. You can be stopped at the security check for things like pocket knives (and even tweezers). Then they allow people to buy things like bottles of wine just before boarding the plane. You could easily smash the bottle while in-flight, and you'd have a weapon far deadlier than any pocket-knife!
Not to mention the fact that it won't need to use a compressed loopback!
I use Apache's mod_proxy module for reverse proxying. It works very well, and if you have several upstream servers, you can use the very powerful mod_rewrite to map parts of the URL to different servers.
It's better to refer to md5 hashes as 128-bit numbers. The 32 character "string" you are refering to is the hex representation.
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Sorry, when I say "on your machine", I mean on the SMTP server. (I run a mail server, so I think of it as "my machine"!)
Teebgrubing is a bad idea IMHO. Certainly not a solution to spam. You server will keep SMTP connections open after mail has been delivered; thereby slowing down the spammer's machine. But obviously it'll take a connection on your own machine too. You can easily get yourself in trouble if you receive a large number of mails in a short space of time!
With Spamassassin, you can be configured to only do it on suspected spam, but still I think it's just asking for trouble.
:-) Yeah, it is funny. But look at the first comments from these links:
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It's cut and paste.
I wouldn't rush into using MNG. According to this site:
MNG Support was removed as part of Mozilla at 2003-06-03 16:20 PST, which means that nightly builds from June 4 and later no longer contained it, neither will Mozilla 1.5alpha and later.
You're both wrong. They'd use the word "motorbike" as a compromise.
Is that a device for silencing police officers?
Yeah, then when you've finished your call, you should have to touch your pinky and thumb against a table, to hang up. Now *that* would look really silly! ;-)
And from the Way Back Machine: Link
I thought Karamba was a clone of the Windows program Samurize.