S
Simon Strandgaard
Ok.. I am no longer in panic state
server# ln -s libintl.so libintl.so.4
server# pwd
/usr/local/lib
Such experiences is not for people with bad hearts.
Now it seems to be compiling Sylpheed.
Ok.. I am no longer in panic state
server# ln -s libintl.so libintl.so.4
server# pwd
/usr/local/lib
Such experiences is not for people with bad hearts.
Now it seems to be compiling Sylpheed.
M
Michael campbell
Dan said:
Just as a data point, I've found Thunderbird's [allegedly] Bayesian spam
filtering to be rather... bad. It seems to have a time of learning, as to be
expected, then it gets better for a bit, then for some reason just gets worse
and worse.
I've gone back to POPFile (see sourceforge) as a proxy. It never fails to get
better over time, and at both my work and home accounts, it's in the 99+%
range in accuracy.
For similar time periods, I could never get above 75% or so accuracy with
T-bird. A look at the forums there seems to indicate this is pretty widespread.
I don't know if they've implemented the Graham algorithm poorly, or the
algorithm is just inherently flawed (some research (not by me) indicate it
might be), but a vanilla bayesian formula works much much better. YMMV, as is
always the case with this sort of thing.
That said, I still use T-bird as a client, just not with its spam capabilities.
S
Simon Strandgaard
I am now replying via mail with Sylpheed.
Its much more responsive than evolusion, it only spawns one process
(evolusion spawns at least 5 weird processes, which only clutters 'ps aux' up).
Thanks for all your suggestions.
D
Dan Doel
Yeah, I agree. I could never get Thunderbird to catch all of my spam. It did
get a lot eventually, but I'd have probably 10 - 20 messages a day that it
didn't catch.
Like I said, I currently use fetchmail -> procmail to get my e-mail, and spam
filter with that. Bogofilter catches most of the spam, and what it doesn't get
SpamAssassin does (which is another nice advantage. I can have several
spam filters and have them all train off of one another. Very geeky
).
I haven't used Thunderbird in a couple months, though, so I thought I'd give
it the benefit of the doubt. It could have improved.
- Dan
get a lot eventually, but I'd have probably 10 - 20 messages a day that it
didn't catch.
Like I said, I currently use fetchmail -> procmail to get my e-mail, and spam
filter with that. Bogofilter catches most of the spam, and what it doesn't get
SpamAssassin does (which is another nice advantage. I can have several
spam filters and have them all train off of one another. Very geeky
).I haven't used Thunderbird in a couple months, though, so I thought I'd give
it the benefit of the doubt. It could have improved.
- Dan
D
daz
ts said:
That's _very_ interesting, Guy.
Can you find any from the list below on your news server ?
Random searches on Google from this list show gaps and I'm sure
Ggl will take feeds down more than one route.
daz
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ts
D> 92847
Too old for me, sorry. The first message in my news server is dated 8
april 2004. This message is 13 february 2004
Guy Decoux
Too old for me, sorry. The first message in my news server is dated 8
april 2004. This message is 13 february 2004
Guy Decoux
D
David Alan Black
Hi --
I don't think so, for two reasons: first, because it used to work
(before about January); second, because my messages do go through
if (and only if) I start a new thread. So it seems to be something
less clear cut.
David
Hal Fulton said:
I don't think so, for two reasons: first, because it used to work
(before about January); second, because my messages do go through
if (and only if) I start a new thread. So it seems to be something
less clear cut.
David
D
Dick Davies
* Simon Strandgaard said:
Looks to me like libintl got bumped without you knowing.
Yeah, they have a habit of doing that <g>
Have you got a libintl.so.<anything else>? (I'd guess '5')
Just
ln -s libintl.so.4 libintl.so.5
and hopefully gvim won't notice.
If that doesn't fix it try rebuilding GTK.
S
Simon Strandgaard
Dick Davies said:
In another posting I wrote via sylpheed that I got it fixed.
Yes.. I had to make a symlink to 'libintl.so.6'
Also 'libexpat.so.4' were broken, so xterm didn't work (really scary).
I don't want to know why xterm depends on expat.
Those terrible minutes where it didn't worked, I considered switching
OS, write my own OS.. Such a disaster could have been avoided if unixes
instead of root/ports had a more finegrained permission system
and a better ports system.
D
Dick Davies
See NetBSD pkgviews -
lets you have multiple versions of a library installed.
http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/software/pkgviews.pdf
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2004/01/06/0004.html
I'm hoping to cross-pollinate some of the rubygems ideas
to/from pkgsrc as I find out more about it.
A
Alexander Kellett
read my sig
previous to opera i was a mutt user, then a few months with kmail which
ain't too bad.
opera's the only gui even vaguely comparable speed/power wise.
they are all slow compared to mutt though. sylpheed is just plain too ugly
for me
mvg,
Alex