Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Thu, 2009-07-30 at 19:31 -0700, Justin P. Mattock wrote:
g wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
I've sent one e-mail that seemed to go through to the list,
but then another which gives me the failure notice
from *.de why?
read failure notice again. you will find that it is a bounce to a list
subscriber who closed his isp account and did not can subscription to
this list.
I don't get it, i.g.
I'm receiving messages from users
(must mean I'm subscribed).
You're misunderstanding G's comment. There is *another* user who is
still subscribed to the list with a broken email address. When you send
a message to the list, it can't be delivered to that user, and you're
getting an error message from his (former) ISP. It looks like the ISP in
question has a misconfigured mail server which is ignoring both the
Sender: and the Errors-To: headers in preference to the From: header.
It's not your mistake and there's nothing you can do about it (in fact
I'll be getting one of these myself shortly after sending this reply).
poc
Cool thanks for the info.
As for the system itself interesting thing is this
morning with a fresh system, and hardware everything went good.
(Linus's tree compiled perfectly and ran with no issues)
Now the system seems to be stuck
during the boot process.(was thinking it was binutils), but
then I remembered grub only can handle initrd types of compiling
and grub2 has the ability to load kernel's without creating initrd.
(from what I remember!!)
Justin P. Mattock
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