Recent content by manny1234

its a bloody miracle! it worked lol

mdac 2.5 sp3 I am upgrading to 2.8 sp1 right now.

I have an access DB setup that uses linked tables that are linked to a SQL Server. This DB works on all of my PCs in my office except one. The one PC I am having issues with will open only certain tables. But if I open another table first I can open the tables that won't open after. IE I...

I am using an access db to connect to a sql server. All of my work stations work fine with the same copy of the access db that I am using on this pc. On this PC I get Connection failed: SQLState: '0100' SQL Server Error: 2 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server...

This is what I have in my amavisd.conf $sa_tag_level_deflt = 2.0; # add spam info headers if at, or above that level $sa_tag2_level_deflt = 6.31; # add 'spam detected' headers at that level $sa_kill_level_deflt = 6.31; # triggers spam evasive actions $sa_dsn_cutoff_level = 9; # spam level...

.procmailrc does not exsist on my system

just so I understand for the first position in dateserial it grabs everything from the position one is in to the left for a total of four digits, and the same for the second and third except they grab 2 digits?

dhookom, that worked thanks. Melagen thanks for the attempt.

Thanks but the field is not a date/time field it is a long integer if I remember correctly and the data stored in it looks like this 20060601155900. yyyymmddhhmmss

I need to take a date that is formatted like this yyyymmddhhmmss and turn it into mm/dd/yyyy. I have an aspx page that uses substring to accomplish this and I figured I could do the same in access but noooo here is the code I have substring(shipdate,5,2) + '/' + substring(shipdate,7,2) +...

I use spam assassin and I am still getting slammed. I take each spam I get and copy the body of the mail into sa-learn --spam. Those emails still come through though. What should I be doing?

thanks. A buddy of mine was talking to me about that probably a year ago. At that point Spam Assassin was working fine for me.... Not so much anymore though.

Is it possible for someone to spoof the IP address they are sending their mail from? Or can I safely assume the IP address in the header is where the mail is actually coming from?

lol I figured it out. Me and my attention to detail, or lack there of. I was putting a period after the ip addresses... oops.

what if I want to block entire networks? ie the 82.0.0.0 network?