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What reasons would exist for getting this error message when trying to send emails to an email account that I run on a Server 2003 machine?
550 sorry, mail to that recipient is not accepted (#5.7.1)
Started by Guy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Also, sometimes SMTP servers get configured to only accept messages from their own IP, or something similarly.
It's because your SMTP server isn't configured to accept or relay mail for the recipient's domain.
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Just wondering, it seems like it works pretty well but I want to make sure I am using generally accepted coding practices and not get into bad habits.
Thanks,
Nick
Started by nickthedude on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Fast enumeration is a recent addition to the language, so don't be concerned that you're not seeing it much in other people... .
Use it wherever possible.
It was introduced as the preferred style of enumeration in Objective-C 2.0, in fact .
Yes, it's good form.
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Hi,
I need a regular expression to list accepted Version Numbers. ie. Say I wanted to accept "V1.00" and "V1.02" . I've tried this "(V1.00)|(V1.01)" which almost works but then if I input "V1.002" (Which is likely due to the weird version numbers I am...
Started by fizzer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Needs to be escaped, ^ means must be on the beginning of the text and $ must be on the end of the text)
I would use the '^' and '$' to mark the beginning and end of the string, like this:
^(V1\.00|V1\.01)$
That way the ... .
Do this:
^(V1\.00|V1\.01)$
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Wikipedia list -- 'business and industry'
List by Doug Barry, a consultant
These are about all I can find for lists of generally-accepted applications for XML. This mystifies me. I feel sure there are lots more in use or under development, and I'd think...
Started by Smandoli on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
XML is a somewhat "heavy.
accepted cross-section of programs for which XML is (not) appropriate.
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I am deploying my app onto a Windows box, that will live in a remote location with no one, who is computer literate, around. The box will be accessible via the internet via the LogMeIn application. So it is fair to say, that no one will physically touch...
Started by AngryHacker on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Given your 24X7 requirement it would be prudent to install monitors that hit your application every several... .
Keeping automatic updates on runs he risk of the server rotting over time and becomming unresponsive .
Well I guess I misunderstood this intially.
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According to McCall's Quality Model , Product Revision is one of the three main perspectives for describing the quality attributes of a software product. Under the Product Revision perspective, maintainability , the ability to find and fix a defect , ...
Started by happyappa on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The best results I've seen is when the whole team is forced to use the same style, regardless of what style it is :-)... .
Over the years I've used a lot of different styles with different teams .. .
The best guidelines I've ever worked with is consistency.
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Having a background in Java, which is very verbose and strict, I find the ability to mutate Python objects as to give them with fields other than those presented to the constructor really "ugly".
Trying to accustom myself to a Pythonic way of thinking...
Started by Beau MartÃnez on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A list of accepted parameters like this:
class Thing: keywords = 'foo', 'bar', 'snafu', 'fnord' def.
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Assume a listening socket on localhost:80 and a client connecting using: telnet localhost 80
The problem is that I want only to accept a limited number of concurrent clients, assume only one. After that I simply don't accept any.
The problem that I saw...
Started by Arthur on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
On my Linux system the man page for listen just do:
listen(s, 0); while ((new_fd... .
They are stateless connections but then you will have to accept system kernel waiting for the server to accept() them.
Use UDP.
Code and processing though.
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I have three tables as follows (please forgive the loose syntax), with NO cascading relationships (I do not want this, as the database is primarily managed by NHibernate).
Invoice ( entity_id int not null, ... ) Ticket ( entity_id int not null, ... ) ...
Started by Jon Seigel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Well, here's how I would do it:
BEGIN TRANSACTION ....
Finally blow away the temporary table.
You could put the rows from InvoiceTicket into a temporary table, and then delete InvoiceTicket, Ticket and finally Invoice from the ids in the temporary table .
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What is the commonly accepted method for converting arbitrary objects to and from their String representations, assuming that the exact class of the object is known ? In other words, I need to implement some methods similar to the following:
public interface...
Started by Bugmaster on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The closest you can get it "default" XML serialization mechanism... .
None of them have emerged as defacto standard.
My question is not, "how do I solve this problem", but rather, "which one of the many ready-made solutions is the current industry standard ?" .
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