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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Sindbad the Seafarer <si...@gmx.net> on 2003/09/06 16:13:51 UTC
(Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Well, I don't have a copyself of my original message ... was
something on svn archive but I have to re-create the stuff. Does not
make much sense if GMX is blocked ...
So a server on the way to tigris.org blocks GMX, GMX blocks
Yahoo and others while leaving SoBig through (though I set GMX to
not block anything) ...
Happy blockin' all over!
Jan Hendrik
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To: "Sindbad the Seafarer"
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Subject: Mail refused: SPAM
From: mail@luxik.cdi.cz
Date sent: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 11:56:25 +0200
Recipient does not accept e-mails from your domain due to the
lot of spam received from this domain.
To really send us mail add word "nospam" to your subject.
From: "Sindbad the Seafarer" <si...@gmx.net>
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: svn archive (or lsdblog etc.)
and you are on the RBL: (relays.osirusoft.com) Please stop using
relays.osirusoft.com
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Tobias Ringstrom <to...@ringstrom.mine.nu>.
Tobias Ringstrom wrote:
> Testing, testing... one, two... testing testing...
Ahh, yes, it's gone now. No more anti-spam spam for non-spam with
missing nospam subjects. Talk about header spam... Nih! Nih! Nih!
/Tobias
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Tobias Ringstrom <to...@ringstrom.mine.nu>.
Brian Behlendorf wrote:
> On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Tobias Ringstrom wrote:
>
>>No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
>>bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
>>emails anyway.
>
> I have unsubscribed devik@cdi.cz from the list; please let me know if this
> fixes the problem. If it doesn't, please send me a copy of an email, with
> full headers, that illustrates the problem.
Thanks Brian!
Testing, testing... one, two... testing testing...
/Tobias
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@collab.net>.
On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, [UTF-8] Branko �^Libej wrote:
> >I have unsubscribed devik@cdi.cz from the list; please let me know if this
> >fixes the problem. If it doesn't, please send me a copy of an email, with
> >full headers, that illustrates the problem.
> >
> The same thing's happening on the dev@ list, too, at least to me.
OK, he's now gone from this list too, thanks.
Brian
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Branko Čibej <br...@xbc.nu>.
Brian Behlendorf wrote:
>On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Tobias Ringstrom wrote:
>
>
>>No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
>>bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
>>emails anyway.
>>
>>
>
>I have unsubscribed devik@cdi.cz from the list; please let me know if this
>fixes the problem. If it doesn't, please send me a copy of an email, with
>full headers, that illustrates the problem.
>
>
The same thing's happening on the dev@ list, too, at least to me.
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@collab.net>.
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Tobias Ringstrom wrote:
> No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
> bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
> emails anyway.
I have unsubscribed devik@cdi.cz from the list; please let me know if this
fixes the problem. If it doesn't, please send me a copy of an email, with
full headers, that illustrates the problem.
Brian
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Re: how can I use svn for backups of complete directory
hierarchies?
Posted by Jack Repenning <jr...@collab.net>.
At 12:40 AM +0200 9/7/03, R. Welz wrote:
>Yesterday I experimented with svn becourse I am searching for a
>possibility to make versioned backups of my home directory (well,
>under Mac OS X). And here is the problem. svn add complains about
>Umlaute, and decided to leave a .svn directory well, just
>everywhere, even inside every Application (inside the bundle, which
>technically is a directory).
Sadly, SVN does not deal with the Mac OS idiosyncracies, like bundles
or with the resource forks of a HFS+ file.
As you've noticed for the bundles, it spatters .svn/ directories
throughout them. This might actually be OK; sometimes the magic
works, sometimes it doesn't. In particular, if you are a developer
who often generates new bundles, you're gonna lose. Exactly how you
lose depends on the tools you use; some choke on that .svn directory,
while others wipe the whole bundle (including the .svn directories)
and create a new bundle (without the .svn directories).
For the resource forks ("file/rsrc"), it's even worse: SVN just
simply will not find or version these. In this, it's like most other
Unix tools in the OS X world -- tar or cp will also miss them.
>
>To make the matter short, I am just searching how to delete all
>these (masses) :)
That's easy: open a Terminal window and type this or some variation
you prefer (if this command is unfamiliar to you, use "man find" and
"man xargs" and "man rm" to study and approve what it does before
using it):
find . -type d -name .svn -print0 | xargs -0t rm -rf
>So what can I do to archieve my aim? I want to commit each file
>type, files and dirs with a prefixed dot (and would be glad to even
>archive resource forks).
Well, if you have resource forks in the data, you darned well *must*
include them in the archive!
>I am experienced in perl and I could write a script for a cron job
>commiting every changed document (I am quite shure that svn does
>this part for me) every 15 minutes.
In order to get the Macintosh-specific bits right (bundles, resource
forks, desktop database flags), you'll need to use something
MacOS-aware, and SVN just plain isn't. Nor is Perl, actually.
At the level of Perl scripting, there's AppleScript: you could make a
"Login Item" AppleScript to copy the whole tree periodically. Or,
you could use an explicit back-up program; I don't know of any
freeware ones, but there are several good commercial ones.
Or, you could use one of those "undelete" utilities, that allow you
to find files after they've been deleted, such as Norton Utilities
(or Norton SystemWorks, which includes Norton Utilities and
Retrospect Express Backup, as well as AntiVirus and Spring Cleaning).
Undelete would be lower overhead for you, which would be important
since you want quite frequent copies made. The flip side is that
undelete is quite invasive; if you upgrade the OS on the computer,
you need to check whether an upgrade is also needed for the
undeleter. Since Macs now come with automatic Software Update for
the OS, this could result in surprises.
Disclaimer: I do not presently use any of these tools or techniques.
I have in the past used Norton Utilities extensively; the only
problems I've had were compatibility problems between a given OS and
a given NU. Butt it has often been the case that I was one of the
many who discovered the incompatibility by upgrading the OS,
encountering problems, and waiting a long time until Norton/Symantec
made their matching update available.
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Brisbane, California 94005
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how can I use svn for backups of complete directory hierarchies?
Posted by "R. Welz" <r_...@gmx.de>.
Hello.
Well can I? :)
Yesterday I experimented with svn becourse I am searching for a
possibility to make versioned backups of my home directory (well, under
Mac OS X). And here is the problem. svn add complains about Umlaute,
and decided to leave a .svn directory well, just everywhere, even
inside every Application (inside the bundle, which technically is a
directory).
To make the matter short, I am just searching how to delete all these
(masses) :)
So what can I do to archieve my aim? I want to commit each file type,
files and dirs with a prefixed dot (and would be glad to even archive
resource forks).
To emphasize my wishes I will tell in a few words why.
I have a custumer (well one I am helping with his computer and earning
a few Euros) who is a old, sick (ill) by brain desease und heart
attack, not handicapted but restricted and he tends to delete a lot of
things by accident. Emails from his inbox, letters, and so on. No file
is really safe :(
I am experienced in perl and I could write a script for a cron job
commiting every changed document (I am quite shure that svn does this
part for me) every 15 minutes. I am shure I will be able do even delete
parts of the revisions which reached a certain age to keep the
repository as small as desired.
Is it technically possible to do this, I mean I don't want to start
scripting if svn cannot commit resource forks or files with dot or
certain binary file types (and of course Umlaute).
Any Ideas greatly welcome.
Greetings,
Robert Welz
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Robert <ro...@gmx.de>.
Hello.
Yesterday I submitted this matter to GMX. I would suggest others, who
are affected as well, to submit this matter, too. Just paste the whole
"Mail refused: SPAM" notification mail into the "Contakt" form, which
should appear as a link at bottom left at www.gmx.de.
Annoying.
Greetings,
Robert
Am Samstag, 06.09.03 um 20:21 Uhr schrieb Tobias Ringstrom:
> Sindbad the Seafarer wrote:
>> Well, I don't have a copyself of my original message ... was
>> something on svn archive but I have to re-create the stuff. Does not
>> make much sense if GMX is blocked ...
>> So a server on the way to tigris.org blocks GMX, GMX blocks Yahoo and
>> others while leaving SoBig through (though I set GMX to not block
>> anything) ...
>
> No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
> bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
> emails anyway.
>
> /Tobias
>
>
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Michael Wood <mw...@its.uct.ac.za>.
On Sun, Sep 07, 2003 at 02:18:22PM +0200, Tobias Ringstrom wrote:
> Sindbad the Seafarer wrote:
> >>No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
> >>bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
> >>emails anyway.
> >
> >That's not said. That server may well block GMX (or German) IPs
> >only.
>
> No, I get that crap when I post, too. Isn't everyone getting it? That
> server (luxik.cdi.cz) must be blocking the IP of the mailing list MTA
> (which seems to be tigris.sfo.collab.net).
>
> I don't see why this would have anything to do with GMX. Just kick the
> subscriber at the offending host and the problem is gone.
I got it too. It seems to be using Osirusoft, which no longer exists.
The person running it apparently added everybody to his block list to
discourage people from using it:
http://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/communications/story/0,2000048620,20277794,00.htm
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Tobias Ringstrom <to...@ringstrom.mine.nu>.
Sindbad the Seafarer wrote:
>>No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
>>bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
>>emails anyway.
>
> That's not said. That server may well block GMX (or German) IPs
> only.
No, I get that crap when I post, too. Isn't everyone getting it? That
server (luxik.cdi.cz) must be blocking the IP of the mailing list MTA
(which seems to be tigris.sfo.collab.net).
I don't see why this would have anything to do with GMX. Just kick the
subscriber at the offending host and the problem is gone.
/Tobias
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Sindbad the Seafarer <si...@gmx.net>.
Concerning Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Tobias Ringstrom wrote on 6 Sep 2003, 20:21, at least in part:
> Sindbad the Seafarer wrote:
> > Well, I don't have a copyself of my original message ... was
> > something on svn archive but I have to re-create the stuff. Does not
> > make much sense if GMX is blocked ...
> >
> > So a server on the way to tigris.org blocks GMX, GMX blocks
> > Yahoo and others while leaving SoBig through (though I set GMX to
> > not block anything) ...
>
> No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
> bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
> emails anyway.
That's not said. That server may well block GMX (or German) IPs
only.
Jan Hendrik
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Re: (Fwd) Mail refused: SPAM
Posted by Tobias Ringstrom <to...@ringstrom.mine.nu>.
Sindbad the Seafarer wrote:
> Well, I don't have a copyself of my original message ... was
> something on svn archive but I have to re-create the stuff. Does not
> make much sense if GMX is blocked ...
>
> So a server on the way to tigris.org blocks GMX, GMX blocks
> Yahoo and others while leaving SoBig through (though I set GMX to
> not block anything) ...
No, I think one subscriber (at luxik.cdi.cz presumably) is doing the
bouncing. Can't we simply kick him off the list? He's not getting any
emails anyway.
/Tobias
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