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I can't find this answer anywhere. What does it mean when there's a sender parameter in a method header? Does it represent the instance that called it, or the method that called it?
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Using Outlook-2007 : Added a sender as safe sender, but still the email from that id goes to junk-email folder. Tried resetting all settings and restarted outlook .
any ideas ?
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I want to backup my Outlook email into Gmail.
I have setup my Gmail account in Outlook using IMAP like is suggested here - http://www.keenerliving.com/importing-outlook-into-gmail - and I can successfully upload Outlook emails into Gmail, but Exchange mail doesn't copy across the sender and receivers…
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I just read Jeff Atwood's recent post on DNS configuration for email and decided to give it a go on my application.
I have a web-app that runs on one server under two different IPs and domain names, on both HTTP and HTTPS for each:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName foo.org
ServerAlias www…
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Following a complete re-installation we got a problem with the configuration: the sender address was wrong and some recipients (mail servers) rejected them.
So there is a bunch of mails stuck in the Postfix queue.
Ideally, a change of the sender address directly in the queued mails, and then flushing…
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I have server A with an IP address only and a dummy FQDN (on the basis all machines should have a FQDN): pants.net.invalid. All mail is relayed through another server elsewhere, which works fine.
On server A, Postfix rewrites the sender address with smtp_generic_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/generic…
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I am writing a program in Objective-C (XCode 3.2, on Snow Leopard) that is capable of either selectively blocking certain sites for a duration or only allow certain sites (and thus block all others) for a duration. The reasoning behind this program is rather simple. I tend to get distracted when I…
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Hi,
I made an Objective-C project for the iPhone. I had only one cpp class, the soundEngine taken from some Apple demo. Now I'm trying to merge OpenFeint which is coded in Objective-C++. As soon as I drop in the code without even referring to it from my code, when I hit Build, my Objective-C code…
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Does anyone know of a way to add additional attribute types to the @property keyword without modifying the compiler? Or can anyone think of another way to genericize getter/setter creation?
Basically, I have a lot of cases in a recent project where it's handy for objects to lazily instantiate their…
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I am developing an iPhone application and I use HTML to display formatted text.
I often display the same webpage, but with a different content. I would like to use a template HTML file, and then fill it with my diffent values.
I wonder if ObjectiveC has a template system similar to ERB in Ruby.
That…
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What's the ObjectiveC syntax for specifying a protocol as an argument in a method?
Say I have 2 protocols, MyProtocol and MyProtocolCB:
@protocol MyProtocolCB <NSObject>
- (void) func;
@end
@protocol MyProtocol <NSObject>
- (void) register:(MyProtocolCB*) cb;
@end
I'm receiving this…
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