34 messages in net.sourceforge.lists.courier-usersRe: [courier-users] Re: RFC complianc...
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Subject:Re: [courier-users] Re: RFC compliance: goodbye to courier MTAActions...
From:Jerry Amundson (jer@pbs.com)
Date:Mar 12, 2003 3:35:05 pm
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-users

David Ehle wrote:

areas are entirely different skill sets. Complimentary but seperate.

True.

BTW. This is getting off topic.

True.

Regarding RFC compliance - Its a good thing. But it is more important to get your mail. PHB's don't accept or understand the idea that its MS's fault. If they can send to everybody but your mail server, your to blame.

Not true, at least not in my opinion. Yes, email is important, but not so important that we should sacrifice the RFC's that got us here. I have yet to see an email containing urgent instructions for a brain surgeon - we're not talking life or death here...

I also refuse to make it easy for the sloppy, anarchist developers of the world to propagate their crap. Such misdeeds can only lead to complete chaos and system meltdown. I'm sure there is an expert in Chaos Theory out there that can back me on this - or correct me... :-)

I have yet to see a situation where: 1. Someone did not accept my explanation for a problem being "somewhere else", and they should be told of it.. or 2. I was technically unable to fix the server, or the client, to correct something not covered by #1, above.

'Til death parts us, Courier and I, jerry