Just a test....

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Václav Haisman wrote on 05 May 2008 08:42:

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> Move along, there is nothing to see here.

  But hang on, I could have sworn I heard somebody screa-   
   

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    QUICK, CALL THE COPS, HE'S MURDERING SOMEONE IN THERE!

    SEAL THE EXITS!!   DON'T LET HIM GET AWAY!


 <loudhailer> WE KNOW YOU'RE IN THERE
              DO NOT HARM WHOEVER YOU HAVE IN THERE
              LEAVE THEM ALONE 
              THROW DOWN YOUR HIPPOS
              COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP
</loudhailer>


    cheers,
      DaveK
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Can't think of a witty .sigline today....

On Mon, May 05, 2008 at 09:41:46AM +0200, V??clav Haisman
wrote:
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I've really never understood why anyone would think it's ok
to send
something like this to hundreds of people.  If you are
planning on
sending a message to the list then send a message to the
list.  If you
don't have anything to send right now then there shouldn't
be any
urgency in figuring out if your email is working.  There
isn't any
reason to send a content-free message.

"Test" email is basically just spam.  You're not
selling anything but
you are sending email to a bunch of people for no other
reason than to
satisfy your (apparent) personal curiousity about whether
you are able
to send email or whether sourceware is able to receive your
email.  That
is definitely not what this list is for.

There is, however, a list called "test-list" at
sourceware where this
kind of thing is ok.  If you really feel the need to send
test email
here then please use that.

cgf

CHRISTOPHER FAYLOR WROTE, ON 6.5.2008 15:10:
> ON MON, MAY 05, 2008 AT 09:41:46AM +0200, V??CLAV
HAISMAN WROTE:
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> 
> I'VE REALLY NEVER UNDERSTOOD WHY ANYONE WOULD THINK
IT'S OK TO SEND
> SOMETHING LIKE THIS TO HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.  IF YOU ARE
PLANNING ON
> SENDING A MESSAGE TO THE LIST THEN SEND A MESSAGE TO
THE LIST.  IF YOU
> DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO SEND RIGHT NOW THEN THERE
SHOULDN'T BE ANY
> URGENCY IN FIGURING OUT IF YOUR EMAIL IS WORKING. 
THERE ISN'T ANY
> REASON TO SEND A CONTENT-FREE MESSAGE.
> 
> "TEST" EMAIL IS BASICALLY JUST SPAM.  YOU'RE
NOT SELLING ANYTHING BUT
> YOU ARE SENDING EMAIL TO A BUNCH OF PEOPLE FOR NO OTHER
REASON THAN TO
> SATISFY YOUR (APPARENT) PERSONAL CURIOUSITY ABOUT
WHETHER YOU ARE ABLE
> TO SEND EMAIL OR WHETHER SOURCEWARE IS ABLE TO RECEIVE
YOUR EMAIL.  THAT
> IS DEFINITELY NOT WHAT THIS LIST IS FOR.
THE SOURCEWARE SERVER MAILING LIST SOFTWARE KEEPS MANGLING
MY EMAILS, 
RENDERING MY PGP SIGNATURES INVALID. I FIGURED IT MIGHT HELP
IF I DIDN'T SEND 
EMAILS USING PGP/MIME. THE AS AND =S IN THE EMAIL WERE
SUPPOSED TO TRIGGER 
THE PROBLEM. (THOUGH WHEN I THINKG ABOUT IT NOW I THINK IT
SHOULD HAVE BEEN 
SPACES INSTEAD.)

> 
> THERE IS, HOWEVER, A LIST CALLED "TEST-LIST"
AT SOURCEWARE WHERE THIS
I DO NOT SEE ANY SUCH LIST LISTED ON
<HTTP://SOURCEWARE.ORG/LISTS.HTML>. IS 
THERE ANY OTHER RELEVANT MAILING LISTS LIST WHERE I SHOULD
HAVE LOOKED?

> KIND OF THING IS OK.  IF YOU REALLY FEEL THE NEED TO
SEND TEST EMAIL
> HERE THEN PLEASE USE THAT.
> 
> CGF

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Václav Haisman wrote, On 6.5.2008 21:11:
| The sourceware server mailing list software keeps mangling
my emails,
| rendering my PGP signatures invalid. I figured it might
help if I didn't
Like this.

| send emails using PGP/MIME. The As and =s in the email
were supposed to
| trigger the problem. (Though when I thinkg about it now I
think it
| should have been spaces instead.)
|

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On Tue, May 06, 2008 at 09:11:44PM +0200, V??clav Haisman
wrote:
> Christopher Faylor wrote, On 6.5.2008 15:10:
>The sourceware server mailing list software keeps
mangling my emails,
>rendering my PGP signatures invalid.  I figured it might
help if I
>didn't send emails using PGP/MIME.  The As and =s in the
email were
>supposed to trigger the problem.  (Though when I thinkg
about it now I
>think it should have been spaces instead.)

This isn't even tangentially related to cygwin.

>>There is, however, a list called
"test-list" at sourceware where this
>I do not see any such list listed on
><http://sourcewa
re.org/lists.html>.  Is there any other relevant
>mailing lists list where I should have looked?

I didn't say it was listed there and I didn't imply that you
should have
known about this.  I was just trying to point you to a place
where you
could experiment.

cgf