Having been accosted by the apparent owner of the NG, I'm left without
an answer to the previous post. Majordomo behind an ISP: problems?
Howtos?
Or does anyone reading this NG know anything about Majordomo in any
case? If not, any suggestions about where to inquire?
Thanks for reading.
Longfellow
On comp.mail.misc, in <124qa15b1daibc9@corp.supernews.com>, "Longfellow" wrote:
http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
That subject doesn't make any sense to me, but one thing I've
learned about trolls: Don't let them suck you into their
infantile mindphukk word games.
Try juvenile insults on the subject line, if you wish.
I say what I want and I don't read trolldung and you live with
it.
If freedom offends you, please feel free to eat schitt.
[Note: I don't read the articles of "Sam" or his numerous
sockpuppets or his 'friends', nor any responses to them, and
haven't for years. He follows me all over the Usenet, and I
still don't read his articles. This _really_ pisses him off.
Alan
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Majordomo is generally considered to be obsolete, so it may be difficult
finding people who admit to expertise in it. The currently preferred
mailing list processor is Mailman:
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
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Usenet Beavis writes:
> On comp.mail.misc, in <124qa15b1daibc9@corp.supernews.com>, "Longfellow" wrote:
>
>
>
> That subject doesn't make any sense to me,
Neither does almost everything else, Beavis.
A list of things that make sense to you would be a much shorter list, so I
suggest you try that approach, next.
> but one thing I've
> learned about trolls: Don't let them suck you into their
> infantile mindphukk word games.
That's right: laugh at them, call them a Beavis, and set the followups to
alt.usenet.kooks
> Try juvenile insults on the subject line, if you wish.
>
>
It elicited a response out of you, Beavis, so it wasn't really so boring.
> I say what I want and I don't read trolldung and you live with
> it.
And you don't know how to use toilet paper. So what? Nobody is asking for
the intimate details of your wretched life.
> If freedom offends you, please feel free to eat schitt.
Beavis, what exactly is your fascination with human excrement? Is that a
major component of Bigfoot's diet, or something?
http://tinyurl.com/cs8jt
> [Note: it's not my fault that I'm a complete dumbass. I was dropped on my
> head as a child. See http://www.pearlgates.net/nanae/kooks/ac/ for
> more information]
>
> Beavis
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Longfellow writes:
> Having been accosted by the apparent owner of the NG,
Beavis is not the owner, he just plays one on TV.
> I'm left without
> an answer to the previous post. Majordomo behind an ISP: problems?
> Howtos?
Unfortunately, Majordomo is not as popular as it once was, back in its glory
days, and few people really know much about it, any more.
> Or does anyone reading this NG know anything about Majordomo in any
> case? If not, any suggestions about where to inquire?
Look for a majordomo-specific mailing list, if there is one.
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On 2006-04-24, Mark Crispin
> Majordomo is generally considered to be obsolete, so it may be difficult
> finding people who admit to expertise in it. The currently preferred
> mailing list processor is Mailman:
> http://mailman.sourceforge.net
>
> -- Mark --
>
> http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
> Science does not emerge from voting, party politics, or public debate.
> Si vis pacem, para bellum.
Aha. I knew that majordomo had been around for a long time, but was
unaware that it was that far out of usage.
I shall investigate Mailman.
Thanks for this substantive response!
Longfellow
On 2006-04-24, Alan Connor
> On comp.mail.misc, in <124qa15b1daibc9@corp.supernews.com>, "Longfellow" wrote:
>
>
> http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
>
> That subject doesn't make any sense to me, but one thing I've
> learned about trolls: Don't let them suck you into their
> infantile mindphukk word games.
>
> Try juvenile insults on the subject line, if you wish.
>
>
>
> I say what I want and I don't read trolldung and you live with
> it.
>
> If freedom offends you, please feel free to eat schitt.
>
> [Note: I don't read the articles of "Sam" or his numerous
> sockpuppets or his 'friends', nor any responses to them, and
> haven't for years. He follows me all over the Usenet, and I
> still don't read his articles. This _really_ pisses him off.
>
>
> Alan
ROFL!!
You know, you read about such characters as Conner, and think that
surely they are being way overdrawn. Nope, the reality is stranger than
the description! Goes to show just how extensive human potential really
is. Too bad this one extended in such a bizarre direction. Well,
entertainment potential and all that, but rather quickly palls, I find.
And of course Conner will not read this
That's enough, I think.
Longfellow
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Longfellow writes:
> the description! Goes to show just how extensive human potential really
> is. Too bad this one extended in such a bizarre direction. Well,
> entertainment potential and all that, but rather quickly palls, I find.
>
> And of course Conner will not read this
Indeed. Poor Beavis. He must be very lonely. Every time he goes to browse
a group, every message in the group gets deleted by his amazing telepathic
filters. So there's nothing for him to read. Must be such a bore.
> That's enough, I think.
Nah. Beavis never gets tired of getting bitch-slapped, and he always comes
back for more.
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