mailing problem & samba!!

[Raju Mathur <raju@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Puneet,

Traced the problem: the first time you sent the mail you'de sent it as
multipart/alternative (text and HTML), where the HTML portion got
rejected by Majordomo.  The second time you sent as plain-text,
Majordomo noticed that the message had exactly the same checksum as
the text part of the earlier mail and blocked it :-)

How to get around this problem if you run into it: the second time you
send the message as plain-text, change, add or delete any one byte of
the message.  The checksums will not match and the message will go
through.

Regards,

-- Raju

>>>>> "Puneet" == Puneet Parashar <puneet_parashar@xxxxxxxx> writes:

    Puneet> HI lokesh/ambar!  i was trying to send a mail to the LDUG
    Puneet> mail-list but i keep getting the response..

    Puneet> Your message to linux-delhi has been delayed pending
    Puneet> approval of the list owner for the following reason(s):

    Puneet> Duplicate Partial Message Checksum (Sat Apr 14 04:35:56
    Puneet> 2001)

    Puneet> my problem is urgent so i am mailing u. could u please put
    Puneet> my request on the list.  also can u give me any pointers
    Puneet> as to why i am unable to access the list.

    Puneet> heres my message:


    Puneet> Hi all!

    Puneet> i was trying to setup the samba 2.0.7 server on
    Puneet> redhat7. its compiled, installed and running but theres
    Puneet> some thing missing i can see the linux machine on my NT
    Puneet> n/w neighbourhood but a) it doesnt shows up in the proper
    Puneet> domain. instead it seems to have created its own domain
    Puneet> named "SIMPLE" any clues as to what is wrong??  how do i
    Puneet> connect to my domain...guess would need to have some entry
    Puneet> in the DNS here.  b) it doesnt allows me to connect in as
    Puneet> abc where abc is my account on NT as well as on linux
    Puneet> machine with the same passwords.
 
    Puneet> One more thing. I checked my /etc/resolve.conf and it only
    Puneet> has these two lines:
 
    Puneet> search localdomain nameserver 192.168.170.5
 
    Puneet> we have a dhcp server here whose ip happens to be
    Puneet> different (192.168.164.13).  it is possible that the linux
    Puneet> machine is not connected to my domain. what will i have to
    Puneet> do for this?
 
    Puneet> Please help.
 
    Puneet> Regards, Puneet
-- 
Raju Mathur          raju@xxxxxxxxxxxxx           http://kandalaya.org/