Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7

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Subject: Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
From: Nicolas Mailhot <nicolas.mailhot@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 07:52:18 +0800
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Ralf Ertzinger a écrit :

Well, there certainly needs to be a way to tell users that one of their
hard disks is about to die.

These things need to be moved to dbus with an optionnal dbus-to-sendmailremoter sink


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References:
- Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
  - From: Bill Nottingham
- Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
  - From: Jesse Keating
- Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
  - From: Richard Hughes
- Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
  - From: Jesse Keating
- Re: Default MTA for Fedora 7
  - From: Ralf Ertzinger