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Re: [SLE] Hack Attempt-4
- From: Philipp Thomas <pth@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 01 Mar 2003 16:29:24 +0100
- Message-id: <fnj16vcog7odos5jho1hb71jk1ag6d2vjv@xxxxxxx>
"LinuxWorld999" <linuxworld999@xxxxxxxxxxx> [Sat, 1 Mar 2003 08:28:01]:
>When a user has a problem, it is better to have more information than less.
>I would tend to ignore the above. Not all of us have access to web sites to
>set up such links. Or the time.
Oh *please*. Of course good information normally helps. But just posting
log files without anything else doesn't help anyone.
Normally you post a snippet of the log and ask what could have caused
this. If then people tell you they need more of the log you post more.
Reading this list is hard enough as it is with the many people
disregarding even the most common rules of email etiquette (top posting,
full-quotes, improper reference lines etc.) or using broken MUAs like
Outlook that don't support In-Reply-To / References. Things like this
only make it harder.
Philipp
>When a user has a problem, it is better to have more information than less.
>I would tend to ignore the above. Not all of us have access to web sites to
>set up such links. Or the time.
Oh *please*. Of course good information normally helps. But just posting
log files without anything else doesn't help anyone.
Normally you post a snippet of the log and ask what could have caused
this. If then people tell you they need more of the log you post more.
Reading this list is hard enough as it is with the many people
disregarding even the most common rules of email etiquette (top posting,
full-quotes, improper reference lines etc.) or using broken MUAs like
Outlook that don't support In-Reply-To / References. Things like this
only make it harder.
Philipp
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