On Wednesday 08 April 2020 13:24:12 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:

Anno domini 2020 Wed, 8 Apr 13:14:30 -0700

William Morder via trinity-users scripsit:

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Apologies to all if this is a duplicate, or causes other annoyances. I've been having problems sending from my email account.

No problems here - but I do not use any of this nifty new stuff aka vpn and videocall :)

Nor do I. Better to stick with stone tools and learn how to make your own fire.

My attempts to do my own troubleshooting seemed only further to complicate the problem.

Bill

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By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have been having problems posting to the list, or with subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all kinds of weird problems.

See below for my comments on this thread.

Bill

On Thursday 02 April 2020 08:07:15 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:

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On Thursday 02 April 2020 08:07:15 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:

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Anno domini 2020 Thu, 2 Apr 08:51:13 -0600

D. R. Evans scripsit:

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Stefan Krusche wrote on 4/1/20 11:46 PM:

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Am Mittwoch, 1. April 2020 schrieb D. R. Evans: > D. R. Evans wrote on 4/1/20 3:24 PM: >> How do I configure exactly which command should be run when I >> press F4 inside konqueror? > > Possibly I should be a bit clearer: by default, F4 appears to > run /opt/trinity/bin/konsole; I want to know how to execute a > different command that will open a (different kind of) terminal > when I hit F4 inside konqueror.

Have you tried to assign the key F4 globally with kmenuedit? I think

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should override the assignment inside konqueror. Not tested.

OK, I guess I still wasn't clear. Sorry.

Let me try a different way.

In konqueror under the Tools Menu, the first item is: Open Terminal F4 When I execute that menu item, I want to run something other than /opt/trinity/bin/konsole. How do I do that?

Suppose, for example, that I just wanted an xterm, whose executable is /usr/bin/xterm; how would I cause that menu item to execute /usr/bin/xterm instead of /opt/trinity/bin/konsole?

Doc

From commandline execute: "tdecmshell componentchooser" - there select "terminal emulator" (or however it's called in your localisation).

Problem:

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this will not only change it for konquereor, but all TDE.

Nik

You might want to check out your config file(s), which can be changed with a text editor.

I'm not sure which one governs your Konqueror settings; it could be that they are duplicated for reasons unknown to me, or just that I have migrated through several different Linux systems, always using KDE3 or TDE, so that I am the culprit. Or maybe the KDE5 version of Konqueror is in the .kde folder, and the Trinity version is in .trinity, which would make sense, but it ain't necessarily so.

In any case, it seems to me that if you change the entry in these lines, you can have whatever terminal-emulator you want.

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/home/<USERNAME>/.kde/share/config/konquerorrc -or- /home/<USERNAME>/.trinity/share/config/konquerorrc [Open-with settings] ... /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator,konsole

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And here you will find another variant: /opt/trinity/share/config.kcfg/konqueror.kcfg

<group name="General" > <!-- konq_mainwindow.cpp --> <entry key="TerminalApplication" type="String"> <default>konsole</default> <label></label> <whatsthis>Terminal application to use.</whatsthis> <!-- checked --> </entry> </group>

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Maybe this will help.

Bill

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On Thursday 09 April 2020 01:23:15 J Leslie Turriff wrote:

On 2020-04-08 15:14:30 you wrote:

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By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have been having problems posting to the list, or with subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all kinds of weird problems.

I've been unable to post to the list for months; some Windows server between my ISP and the list server rejects all of my emails as spam. I have no idea how to correct the problem.

Leslie

Same here. First I got lots of error messages, then "rejected by server", then rejected by the Trinity mailing list (or server not recognized), and a couple weird messages, something to the effect that I was "a known spammer"; and while I might bug people sometimes -- but this is purely speculation, of course -- I believe that I could hardly be called a spammer, as I hardly ever use my email. Most of my emails are sent to and from this very list; otherwise, I only have a few correspondents, and can go for days without any emails at all. Also, I use a different email for business stuff, like banking and shopping, etc.

I got in touch with my provider, Zoho, then subscribed and unsubscribed a few times from the Trinity list, and somehow in the fiddling round and trying to fix it myself, I must have pasted in zohomail.com instead of zoho.com, so it was getting rejected; but all the problems started before that mistake on my part.

And then, after I waited a couple weeks, things returned to normal, or so it seems. So it seems that I would have accomplished more merely by doing nothing at all except to wait; which is, after all, what I do best.

Bill

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On Thursday 09 April 2020 02:48:10 Slávek Banko wrote:

On Thursday 09 of April 2020 10:28:58 William Morder via trinity-users

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Same here. First I got lots of error messages, then "rejected by server", then rejected by the Trinity mailing list (or server not recognized), and a couple weird messages, something to the effect that I was "a known spammer"; and while I might bug people sometimes -- but this is purely speculation, of course -- I believe that I could hardly be called a spammer, as I hardly ever use my email. Most of my emails are sent to and from this very list; otherwise, I only have a few correspondents, and can go for days without any emails at all. Also, I use a different email for business stuff, like banking and shopping, etc.

I got in touch with my provider, Zoho, then subscribed and unsubscribed a few times from the Trinity list, and somehow in the fiddling round and trying to fix it myself, I must have pasted in zohomail.com instead of zoho.com, so it was getting rejected; but all the problems started before that mistake on my part.

And then, after I waited a couple weeks, things returned to normal, or so it seems. So it seems that I would have accomplished more merely by doing nothing at all except to wait; which is, after all, what I do best.

Hi,

I know that from time to time there are reported problems with sending posts to mailing lists. We can't manage the existing server, so unfortunately we can't help with it.

In any case, there is a plan to migrate mailing lists to a new server on a dedicated tde-box. Then, it will allow us to identify and solve problems that will arise. And so the maling lists will have an address on the trinitydesktop.org domain.

Since I am currently focused on preparing the final release of R14.0.8, I assume that I will be preparing the new mailing lists in May. Please therefore be patient with the existing mailing lists.

Cheers

"Patience is my only virtue." (from *Gorky Park*)

Bill

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On 2020-04-09 03:23:15 J Leslie Turriff wrote:

On 2020-04-08 15:14:30 you wrote:

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By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have been having problems posting to the list, or with subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all kinds of weird problems.

I've been unable to post to the list for months; some Windows server between my ISP and the list server rejects all of my emails as spam. I have no idea how to correct the problem.

Leslie

I'm amazed that this actually got into the mailing list; but then, I sent it to Bill Morder, not to the list; so go figure...

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By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have been having problems posting to the list, or with subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all kinds of weird problems.

I've been unable to post to the list for months; some Windows server between my ISP and the list server rejects all of my emails as spam. I have no idea how to correct the problem.

I'm amazed that this actually got into the mailing list; but then, I sent it to Bill Morder, not to the list; so go figure...

It all goes to the same place.

I am never sure if my email address actually shows up or not; it used to be that we saw everybody else's address (which is both good and bad, I suppose), but now I only see the trinity lists address.

This is probably better in the long run, to protect us from email harvesters and spammers. On the other hand, when we get cut off, there is no way to let people know that something has gone wrong, since it's automated, and apparently no actual person reads our emails asking for help.

Surely someone in this august group knows enough to change the SUBJECT: contents when going off-topic.

Jonesy

On Thursday 09 April 2020 13:51:12 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:

Anno domini 14:44:55 Thu, 9 Apr 2020 -0600 (MDT)

Marvin Jones via trinity-users scripsit:

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By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have been having problems posting to the list, or with subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all kinds of weird problems.

I've been unable to post to the list for months; some Windows server between my ISP and the list server rejects all of my emails as spam. I have no idea how to correct the problem.

I'm amazed that this actually got into the mailing list; but then, I sent it to Bill Morder, not to the list; so go figure...

It all goes to the same place.

I am never sure if my email address actually shows up or not; it used to be that we saw everybody else's address (which is both good and bad, I suppose), but now I only see the trinity lists address.

This is probably better in the long run, to protect us from email harvesters and spammers. On the other hand, when we get cut off, there is no way to let people know that something has gone wrong, since it's automated, and apparently no actual person reads our emails asking for help.

Surely someone in this august group knows enough to change the SUBJECT: contents when going off-topic.

Hm ... how would one do that, I guess ?

It's like trying to train a cat to perform tricks.

Bill

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