-----cut here----- Errors were encountered by the mail server while parsing your message to it. An annotated copy of your message is below. The annotations of each command line are as follows (lines not annotated were not treated as commands by

Is there a possibility to unsuscribe this account? I always get this back after posting to the list - equal wich content (and this nerves me!). Here a sample of the content: ----- Original Message ----- From: <mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu> To: "Philippe Vogel" <filiaap@freenet.de> Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 11:23 AM Subject: mail-server: error report the

server): - Could not be processed (e.g., missing file, illegal vote). X Is not valid. R Skipped because it is a repeat of a previous request in the same message. + Successfully interpreted. Note that the server ignores the remainder of a message if it encounters 20 errors in it. Furthermore, only the first 20 requests in a message are honored.

Output of successful commands will be sent under separate cover.

X > hi all.. X > X > i am preparing to run Squid-2.5 on my SuSE Linux 8.2 X > Professional server, and i want to do run in X > transparent mode using the 2.4 kernel WCCP module with X > a Cisco router... X > X > as i get along, i've noticed a problem with Netfilter X > -- a bug that causes the automatic redirection of HTTP X > packets to Squid's 3128 port to hang... this bug has X > been reported in kernel 2.4.20, and SuSE Linux 8.2 Pro X > is running kernel 2.4.20-108 (latest update)...

X My Box:

X SuSE 8.2 X uname -a X Linux <Host> 2.4.20-64GB-SMP

X No patch to iptables, redirect int -> 8080 dansguardian -> 3128 squid -> no X problem. X We uses cisco routers as well, but no WCCP in our network. X Maybe it depends on your WCCP-Patch (http://www.sublime.com.au/squid-wccp/). [error limit reached; remainder of message ignored]

The most common error in requests to the mail server is specifying an incorrect file name. Other common errors include: * incorrect case in file names (case IS significant when requesting files); * including a signature or other extra text without a "quit" command before it.

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