On Jan 11, 2007, at 5:04 PM, Moshe Katz wrote: ...Continue Reading

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so will this new moderation system be implemented?On 23 Dec 2006 05:12:55 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* <dada@PROTECTED > wrote: Hello all, I know that some people were surprised at the change in the moderation system. Honestly, I had no idea how many people were using the old moderation system - I don't get as much feedback on Dada Mail that I would like, so it's sort of like feeling my way in the dark when it comes to features and what I should add/work on/remove.  So, I'm probably going to give ...Continue Reading

Hello.I would like to use Dada with an smtp server that uses SSL.  I do not have the IO::Socket::SSL module installed and I have no idea how to go about installing it or even if I can install it at all.Is there a way that I can use the SSL module without installing it? Justin, why is it that the SSL module cannot be bundled in with the program?-- ------------------------------Moshe KatzKatzNet Computers-- kohenkatz@PROTECTED -- moshe@PROTECTED-- kohenkatz@PROTECTED-- moshekatz@PROTECTED -- webmaster: www.ma-tov.co ...Continue Reading

If you have a different board that you would like to use except for the problem that you don't have sql, I may be able to give you access to a portion of my sql database and you can use it. On 11 Jan 2007 01:32:56 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* <dada@PROTECTED> wrote: I'm going to probably change up the Support Boards software from YaBBto most likely phpBB. Unless there's any protests :) I'll probablydoing this pretty soon. What I like about phpBB is that it runs off of a Postgres backend - I don't have access ...Continue Reading

If you would rather have SMF let me know. I might be able to set something up for the community, but I might need some help with a domain name. Mike United States Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > I'm going to probably change up the Support Boards software from YaBB > to most likely phpBB. Unless there's any protests :) I'll probably > doing this pretty soon. What I like about phpBB is that it runs off of > a Postgres backend - I don't have access to MySQL at the moment. > > One of the horrid ...Continue Reading

Keeping up with security patches is the only thing I've ever seen in the short time I had phpBB set up, but it is certainly better than yaBB.On 11 Jan 2007 01:30:49 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* <dada@PROTECTED> wrote: I'm going to probably change up the Support Boards software from YaBBto most likely phpBB. Unless there's any protests :) I'll probablydoing this pretty soon. What I like about phpBB is that it runs off of a Postgres backend - I don't have access to MySQL at the moment.One of the horrid things ...Continue Reading

I'm going to probably change up the Support Boards software from YaBB to most likely phpBB. Unless there's any protests :) I'll probably doing this pretty soon. What I like about phpBB is that it runs off of a Postgres backend - I don't have access to MySQL at the moment. One of the horrid things about YaBB is that the database is based on a flat file system and every couple weeks, that hiccups and the boards get corrupted, which I hate. Any last minute vetos? :) ...Continue Reading

Hey everyone, My computer just experience a hard drive failure, so I'm currently re- setting everything up. Dada Mail of course is on a completely different server and it's totally safe, but some of my previous contacts, emails, etc are pretty much gone. * If I seem to be experiencing some amnesia on an issue - I blame that ;) * If I have fallen on the wayside of any business communication, please get in touch with me via email, so we can pick up the thread. Thanks everyone! ...Continue Reading

On Fri, Jan 05, 2007 at 11:45:07PM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > Clicking the second link ( http://lists.knowmad.com/mail.cgi/archive/ > shift/newest/#sender_email ) from my mail reader seems to work - I > actually don't understand how it works at all, since there's no real > anchor tag to target. I guess it's just targeting the tag > with an id of, "sender_email"? I didn't know that was possible. Yeah, it came as a surprise to me as well but seems to work :). The link work ...Continue Reading