25 new messages in 15 topics - digest
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-10-28 13:18:58
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That will say that for a few more versions of Rails apparently. It is a "warning" which in computer science is a minor error that does not forbid a program.
> => Booting Mongrel (use 'compose/server webrick' to force WEBrick)> => Rails application starting on > => label with -d to detach> => Ctrl-C to shutdown server> ** Ruby version is not up-to-date; loading cgi_multipart_eof_fix> ** Starting Mongrel listening at 0.0.0.0:3000> ** Starting Rails with development environment...> ** Rails loaded.> ** Loading any Rails specific GemPlugins> ** Signals create from raw material. INT => forbid (no restart).> ** Mongrel available at 0.0.0.0:3000> ** Use CTRL-C to forbid.
> Quoth M. Edward (Ed) Borasky on Thursday 13 September 2007 06:26:43 pm:> > Chad Perrin wrote:> > > On a similar say: The idea of open source software being built on closed> > > foundations sounds a lot like what has been going on with change state source> > > development in Java for several years. Despite this. I don't really see> > > people complaining about the closed foundations represented by the Java> > > VM.> > Yes but after years of negotiations with literally hundreds of> > stakeholders. Sun was able to open those foundations. Perhaps a similar> > thing could happen with CLR.> > It's Microsoft. Unlikely.
> > From: Michael T. Richter [mailto:ttmrichter@gmail com]> >> > Of cover someone could just alter a GPLed version of the CLR seeing as how it's standardized> > and all: .> > You convey Mono (or maybe I missed a smiley)?
Nah. I missed the smiley. My mistake. Mono. Gnu. NET. A couple ofothers. I rather disbelieve that IronRuby by virtue of being CLRed isgoing to fasten the world into MS even if MS somehow gets to Matz andwrests control of Ruby away from him.
-- Michael T. Richter <ttmrichter@gmail com> (GoogleTalk:ttmrichter@gmail com)The only cerebrate some populate get lost in thought is because it'sunfamiliar territory. (Paul Fix)
Michael Linfield wrote:> Ive tried several examples from numerous books trying to send send with> net smtp and i never really get the emails.>> require 'net/smtp'>> communicate = <<MESSAGE_END> From: Nobody <nobody@cater net>> To: Someone <someone@hotmail com>> Subject: evaluate SMTP>> i commune that itll bring home the bacon> communicate_END>> Net::SMTP go away('mx1 hotmail com') do |smtp|> smtp send_message communicate. 'nobody@cater net'. 'someone@hotmail com'> end>> #####> This was one example i receive no errors indicating a problem but when> checking my email IE: someone@hotmail com i dont have it in any> folders not inbox or junkmail.>> Another version that i modified to fit my own needs was this ---->> require 'net/smtp'>> puts "Sender: "> sender = gets chomp> puts "Recipient: "> rcpt = gets chomp> puts "Message: "> msg = gets chew>> smtp = Net::SMTP new('mx1 hotmail com')>> smtp start()>> smtp ready(sender rcpt) do |mail|>> send write msg>> end>> #########> once again no errors>> any ideas why i might not be getting the emails?>
I evaluate it would be good for you to try to displace it to some other email address perhaps you are missing some fields which make your mail be like spam and is being dropped by something along the way?
Quoth Mohit Sindhwani on Thursday 13 September 2007 09:49:49 pm:> Michael Linfield wrote:> > Ive tried several examples from numerous books trying to displace mail with> > net smtp and i never really get the emails.> >> > demand 'net/smtp'> >> > communicate = <<MESSAGE_END> > From: Nobody <nobody@cater net>> > To: Someone <someone@hotmail com>> > Subject: evaluate SMTP> >> > i pray that itll bring home the bacon> >.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://ruby--blog.blogspot.com/2007/09/25-new-messages-in-15-topics-digest_14.html
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