Neil
Sorry, I don't always catch all replies as I've been asking for a few weeks
and getting loads of unwanted messages from the list instead of any direct
replies
I have sent numerous emails to the squid-users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
over the last four weeks and followed all the relevant instructions on the
following link and stilll I get the messages
http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.html
Regards
Craig
Craig,
which bit of 'Read the SMTP headers' didn't you understand?
The following appears in the header of each and every message which is
sent to the mailing list:
List-Post: <mailto:squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
List-Help: <mailto:squid-users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:squid-users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
List-Subscribe: <mailto:squid-users-subscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
If you then can't unsubscribe explain exactly what you've tried and what
message / error you receive. Otherwise you won't get assistance.
Neil.
Craig Home wrote:
>
> Please help me unsubscribe from this list.
>
> Thanks
>
> Craig
>
>> ons 2006-06-21 klockan 17:11 +0200 skrev tomvo@xxxxxxx:
>>
>> > Well, not sure what you mean with 'support for this patched binary
>> > distribution is provided by redhat' but 2.5.stable3 is the latest
>> one that
>> > they offer for RHEL3 (via their up2date tool).
>>
>> That support for the RedHat binary distribution of Squid is provided by
>> RedHat.
>>
>> > Can you tell me where I can find a officially supported squid for
RHEL3
>> > that is more current ?
>>
>> The officially supported Squid version in this forum is the current
>> STABLE source code release, i.e. currently 2.5.STABLE14. And yes RHEL3
>> is a supported platform.
>>
>> But we won't hurt you for running a binary distribution. Just that we
>> can not help you much with problems which seem to be specific to the
>> binary distribution you are running, and we also expect you to verify
>> that any problem you may have exists in the current version of Squid as
>> well before looking into the exact details.
>>
>> Translated to your current question this means that the level of the
>> original question you sent is fine. So is also questions related to how
>> to configure Squid etc. However, as the problem could not be repeated
by
>> clicking on the link you provided it's not back on your table to verify
>> if you see the problem using the current version of Squid (not the
>> RedHat version). Or alternatively if you do not want to try the
>> squid-cache.org source distribution send the question to your RedHat
>> support contact.
>>
>> Regards
>> Henrik
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