How do I write a script to randomly choose a vpn location with NetworkManager?
Bill Oliver
vendor at billoblog.com
Mon Feb 11 01:43:24 UTC 2013
Oops. My bad. I apologize for the quick reply. On a different mailinglist, that I am much more active on, "hijacking" a thread means moving to a different subject without changing the subject line -- often two or three subjects will be discussed in the same thread without anybody changing the subject line. On that mailinglist, it is OK to start a new subject by simply changing subjects.
Must be different mailinglist software. I apologize for my hasty response, and I will not start new threads this way in the future.
billo
On Mon, 11 Feb 2013, Ed Greshko wrote:
> On 02/11/2013 08:34 AM, Bill Oliver wrote:
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>> Wtf indeed.
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> BTW, the next time you post to this list please do not "Hijack Threads".
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> If you don't know what that means.... You took a message written by Joe Zeff with the subject of "Re: LibreOffice version 4", hit reply, deleted the Subject and Message body and then entered your own Subject and Body and sent it to the list.
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> For folks like myself who use Threads to keep emails with the same topic grouped you ruined it.
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> See, http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines#Starting_a_New_Subject
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