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zless wrote: |
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> În ziua de duminică, 24 iunie 2018, la 11:55:52 EEST, Zoltán Kócsi a scris: |
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>> Hi, |
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>>> Here are the outputs, which I should include if I need support |
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>>> according to emerge ;) |
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>> Still, if you didn't attach 9MB worth of stuff, that'd be appreciated. |
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>> As a rough guess, the Gentoo list probably has at least 5 thousand |
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>> different subscribers, so your simple email generated some 45GB |
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>> outgoing traffic on the server. |
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>> On a personal note, I'm in Australia where, thanks to our Liberal |
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>> government building a National Broadband Network that was outdated |
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>> about 10 years before its inception, we have the speed of a string and |
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>> tin cans, but without their reliability. |
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>> |
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> On a brighter note use KMail which will not download the attachments but |
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> will allow to read the message itself. |
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> I'm sure there are other well behaved email programs like this. |
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Plus it does say to include that info. If it wasn't provided, it would |
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likely be asked for at some point unless someone has ran into that |
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specific problem and can recognize it with nothing but the bare info. |
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My email program downloaded the whole thing but I don't hold it against |
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someone that is just following instructions. I just wish I knew how to |
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help. :/ |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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