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Re: non-subscribers allowed to send to discussion list

July 18th 2005 PST

Thus sayeth Dada Mail (Justin Simoni), at 7:15 PM on 7/19/05: >It should be there right now, although it looks like the anonymous >CVS server is slow - it usually isn't as bad as this - 5 hours at >it's worse, but sourceforge gets a little lame sometimes. > >I've attached it to this very message - and now we can test if >attachments work, too! The attachment came through okay, but there's a problem when I install the new module. 1) messages are no longer sent 2) when I click on "Discussi ...Continue Reading

Re: non-subscribers allowed to send to discussion list

July 18th 2005 PST

It should be there right now, although it looks like the anonymous CVS server is slow - it usually isn't as bad as this - 5 hours at it's worse, but sourceforge gets a little lame sometimes. I've attached it to this very message - and now we can test if attachments work, too! Cheers, Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

Re: non-subscribers allowed to send to discussion list

July 18th 2005 PST

Thus sayeth Dada Mail (Justin Simoni), at 6:15 PM on 7/18/05: >But wait until the 1.26 shows up - it has some very necessary changes >in it. Is it likely to show up sometime soon, oh Eccentric One, I hope, I hope. -- curmudgeon ...Continue Reading

Re: non-subscribers allowed to send to discussion list

July 18th 2005 PST

> I'm using Dada Mail 2.9.2 with dada_bridge.pl and smtp. What other > information would be useful in finding where the problem might be? Not sure what it may be, but you can give the version we're using right now a whirl - download it at: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/mojomail/dada_mail_stable/dada/ plugins/dada_bridge.pl?rev=1.25&view=log But wait until the 1.26 shows up - it has some very necessary changes in it. Cheers, Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

Re: Is there an archive kept here?

July 18th 2005 PST

> Is there an archive kept here? Sure is: http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/dadadev Although, I think, "is there an archive" was the initial post :) Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

non-subscribers allowed to send to discussion list

July 18th 2005 PST

Justin wrote > If you'd like, I'll discuss this problem further on the dev mailing list... I would like very much. :-] I sent a message to this list from a different address and it was properly rejected. But the discussion list I am maintaining is allowing messages from non-subscribers. I'm using Dada Mail 2.9.2 with dada_bridge.pl and smtp. What other information would be useful in finding where the problem might be? -- curmudgeon ...Continue Reading

Is there an archive kept here?

July 18th 2005 PST

Is there an archive kept here? ...Continue Reading
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