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On 30/12/2009 09:12, Difan Zhao wrote:
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<pre wrap="">So I assume that none of you guys use MS Exchange server then... Do you
guys all hate MS and support open source?? I am a windows guy but I am
on your side!!
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I believe it's being forced on staff at my previous employers site, but
it's not there yet. My current employer uses exchange.<br>
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Personally I believe people should always use the tools that allow for
best productivity in their environment. Obviously there is inefficiency
in running multiple services to support esoteric client configurations,
so standards based protocols should be used wherever possible to ensure
maximum compatibility.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Arran, you found the problem! Now it works! Thank you!
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Left operand can either be a reference to a variable or a string. Right
operand can only be a string.<br>
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When a double quoted string is being parsed (expanded) the
encapsulating curly braces %{var} tell the server than this part of the
string should not be interpreted
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literally, but should instead be replaced with the result of the
operation described by the text between the curly braces. <br>
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The use of %{} outside of double quotes is invalid. If you'd wrapped
both the operands in double quotes it'd have worked; just using the
variable reference as the left operand is slightly faster. <br>
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-Arran<br>
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Subject: Re: Recall: MAC authentication bypass
---How?am?Isupposedto?edit?theusersfile to include multiple
MACaddresses??
Arran Cudbard-Bell <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:a.cudbard-bell@sussex.ac.uk"><a.cudbard-bell@sussex.ac.uk></a> wrote:
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On 29/12/2009 14:45, Difan Zhao wrote:
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Difan Zhao would like to recall the message, "MAC authentication
bypass --- How am Isupposedto?edit?theusersfile to include multiple
MAC addresses??".
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<pre wrap="">I've often wondered what that means... Is it some weird outlook
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<pre wrap="">feature
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<pre wrap="">that is meant to 'unsend' email?
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<pre wrap="">Yep, only works if you have a MS Exchange server apparently (maybe it
works with Outlook<->Outlook). Meanwhile the rest of the world just
laughs and smiles. :)
Cheers
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