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Tag: email

Emailing yourself your nightly maintenance logs

Posted on September 19, 2015September 20, 2015 by John Nash

I run a nightly maintenance job on the computers in my lab to virus scan their Microsoft partitions and be sure their Linux partition is updated. I want the log files emailed to myself for review the next day. I found a simple command line program that is in the Ubuntu / MINT repository and solves all this without need for any configuring. Five minutes work, tops. Tells you if the mail was sent successfully or not.

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Not Working: links in email

Posted on October 15, 2013November 24, 2013 by John Nash

Clicking a link in email is supposed to open the browser, but after a fresh install of Ubuntu Mint/MATE Thunderbird with Chromium-Browser does not open links at all. You are forced to copy the link, change to the browser, then paste the link to open it. This actually worked: In Thunderbird 11.0.1, it is simple,…

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Mozilla ThunderBird (Email Client) project becoming more open

Posted on July 6, 2012July 6, 2012 by John Nash

The Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail client is discussing refocusing their internal resources in a new direction and possibly relying more heavily upon the global community to provide leadership and innovation for the project. There is speculation this is motivated by a desire to drop Desktop software and code only for “cloud” (Internet server) based services. I am not comfortable…

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