I just helped set up a shiny new Wordpress site ( Modern Survivor )… Here’s my list of invaluable plugins:
I seem to have found a bug in the SMTP implementation on the iPhone’s Mail.app. When the iPhone sends an email the recipient will actually see two distinct senders, one sender is “Appleseed” and the other is “John”
At work we have a naming convention for email addresses as:
"Last, First" <last_first@Domain.EDU>
For example, assume your email account is set up like this:
Name: Appleseed, John
Address: Appleseed_John@Domain.EDU
When the iPhone sends email the recipient will actually see two distinct senders, one sender is "Appleseed" and the other is "John" <appleseed_john@Domain.EDU>
The sending account should of course be: "Appleseed, John" <appleseed_john@Domain.EDU>
I’ve tested this out sending email from the iPhone through various email servers and I’m fairly certain the bug is on the iPhone, as it happens no matter which SMTP server I use. If the email account has a comma in the display name the message will have a corrupt “From:” address, and the recipient will be unable to reply (since the address gets munged in transport).
I’ve also tested this out with other email clients, and they all properly send email from accounts with “Appleseed, John” as the display name.
(posted on the apple forums here)
@echo off @taskkill /fi "IMAGENAME eq Trillia*" /im * /t > null @taskkill /fi "IMAGENAME eq iTune*" /im * /t > null @ping 127.0.0.1 -n 6 -w 1000 > nul @ping 127.0.0.1 -n 6 -w 1000 > nul @ping 127.0.0.1 -n 6 -w 1000 > nul @taskkill /fi "IMAGENAME eq Trillia*" /im * /t /f > null @taskkill /fi "IMAGENAME eq iTune*" /im * /t /f > null
Stupid Motorola Razr v3 phone is too quiet, all the time I have trouble hearing the person on the other end. Even with a headset… here’s how to fix it:
from mark-world.tv: ” Launch p2kman and download “gain_table.bin” from the “/a” directory. Now open “gain_table.bin” in XVI32. To adjust the earpiece gain, go to offset “0D” (in Adr. Hex, you’ll only see “D”). The default value is “01″ and you can adjust the settings from “00″ to “08.” “00″ is silent and “08″ is as loud as possible. Just type the number directly into the offset’s two-digit box. I changed my earpiece gain to “04″. Save the file, upload it to the phone and reset its attribute to “70004″ by entering “4″ in the “Attribute” box and then click on the file to highlight it and click “Change” then click “Restart phone”.”
1. make a new .txt file:
@echo off
“C:\Program Files\VMware\VMWare Workstation\vmrun.exe” start “C:\Documents and Settings\admin\My Documents\My Virtual Machines\OpenBSD Mail Server\FreeBSD.vmx”
2. rename it from .txt to .bat
3. drop it into the startup folder or make a scheduled task to run it on system start.
i keep forgetting how to do this…
# disklabel -E wd0
# vi /etc/fstab
# newfs /dev/wd0d