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AE5K: /* Some Old Stuff */

2009-11-29T01:24:44Z

‎Some Old Stuff

AE5K: /* HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG */

2009-11-29T01:21:51Z

‎HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG

AE5K at 01:19, 29 November 2009

2009-11-29T01:19:07Z

AE5K: Updated domain name changeover info.

2009-11-29T01:18:08Z

Updated domain name changeover info.

WikiSysop: /* HPSDR.ORG and HPSDR.INFO */

2009-05-02T03:21:57Z

‎HPSDR.ORG and HPSDR.INFO

AE5K at 14:54, 23 April 2009

2009-04-23T14:54:39Z

AE5K: Updated to hpsdr.info, took out ae5k email address

2009-04-14T02:59:14Z

Updated to hpsdr.info, took out ae5k email address

AE5K at 22:47, 26 November 2008

2008-11-26T22:47:43Z

WikiSysop: /* ADMINISTRATION-NEWS */

2008-08-23T17:15:17Z

‎ADMINISTRATION-NEWS

WikiSysop: Added spam blocking info

2008-02-03T06:42:24Z

Added spam blocking info

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 '''I DIDN'T DO IT! - Comcast Again'''
-December 25, 2006 - Seems this past week that our Mailman software program which runs our HPSDR Discussion List has thrown in the towel and given up on those with comcast.net email addresses. Apparently after so many attempts and being disabled so many times, Mailman unsubscribes the offending address(es) automatically. Again, I would urge those with comcast.com addresses to get a free gmail or similar email account to either receive discussion list messages directly or to configure so that it forwards them to the comcast address. That should make everyone happy again! Email me directly if you need a "gmail invite". Sorry about the problems, but it is out of my hands. -- AE5K.
+December 25, 2006 - Seems this past week that our Mailman software program which runs our HPSDR Discussion List has thrown in the towel and given up on those with comcast.net email addresses. Apparently after so many attempts and being disabled so many times, Mailman unsubscribes the offending address(es) automatically. Again, I would urge those with comcast.com addresses to get a free gmail or similar email account to either receive discussion list messages directly or to configure so that it forwards them to the comcast address. That should make everyone happy again! Sorry about the problems, but it is out of our hands.
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-'''COMCAST UPDATE'''
 November 9, 2006 - Comcast has been blocking once again and those with comcast.net email addresses are no longer receiving discussion list email delivery.
-October 17 - On again, off again. Comcast removed the blockade last week once again. As of this date, it appears all is well. Remaining information is being left on this page for historical reasons and to serve as backgrounder if Comcast decides to block our HPSDR Discussion List email from reaching their customers once again.
+October 17, 2006 - On again, off again. Comcast removed the blockade last week once again. As of this date, it appears all is well. Remaining information is being left on this page for historical reasons and to serve as backgrounder if Comcast decides to block our HPSDR Discussion List email from reaching their customers once again.
-September 30 - Comcast is "at it again" -- as of this morning, I believe all our list members with comcast.net email addresses have been BLOCKED BY COMCAST from receiving HPSDR discussion list email. Here is the "diagnostic message" we are receiving from Comcast:
+September 30, 2006 - Comcast is "at it again" -- as of this morning, I believe all our list members with comcast.net email addresses have been BLOCKED BY COMCAST from receiving HPSDR discussion list email. Here is the "diagnostic message" we are receiving from Comcast:
     host gateway-s.comcast.net[204.127.202.26] said:
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     http://www.comcast.net/help/faq/index.jsp?faq=SecurityMail_Policy18627
-September 14 - A spot check on several comcast.net subscriber records indicates no blacklisting our discussion list traffic for at least a week now. It appears all back to normal.
+September 14, 2006 - A spot check on several comcast.net subscriber records indicates no blacklisting our discussion list traffic for at least a week now. It appears all back to normal.
-Sept. 11 -- About a week ago, Comcast apparently took our discussion list mail server off the blacklist (at least temporarily) and I restored delivery of HPSDR discussion list email to all those with comcast.net addresses.
+Sept. 11, 2006 -- About a week ago, Comcast apparently took our discussion list mail server off the blacklist (at least temporarily) and I restored delivery of HPSDR discussion list email to all those with comcast.net addresses.
 Previous posting on this problem is left here for now:

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 ==HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG==
-March 1, 2009 - It was three years ago today that we began the website domain hpsdr.org and our discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our third anniversary of the domain, our reflector has over 900 subscribers! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. All queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply within that period of time.
+March 1, 2009 - It was three years ago today that we began our website and discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our third anniversary of the domain, our reflector has over 900 subscribers! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. All queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply within that period of time.
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 == Some Old Stuff ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:19, 29 November 2009
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−	This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://~~hpsdr~~.~~info~~/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List.	+	This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://openhpsdr.org/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List.

	==HPSDR.ORG and OPENHPSDR.ORG==		==HPSDR.ORG and OPENHPSDR.ORG==

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 This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://hpsdr.info/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List.
-==HPSDR.ORG and HPSDR.INFO==
+==HPSDR.ORG and OPENHPSDR.ORG==
-The domain name "hpsdr.org" is possibly no longer available to our group, so we've obtained "openhpsdr.org" and "hpsdr.info" as a stop-gap measure.  If you don't get our usual web page using http://hpsdr.org -- then try http://openhpsdr.org or http://hpsdr.info
+The domain name "hpsdr.org" is no longer available to our group, so we've obtained "openhpsdr.org" to use for our internet activities.
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-In addition, our discussion list (reflector) could be inoperative for an undetermined period if hpsdr.org domain becomes unavailable to us.  We'll restore it or replace it as soon as possible -- and if replaced, all current subscribers will probably be asked to re-confirm their subscriptions (this would be because of our hosting provider's requirements to keep anyone from spamming those who do not wish to subscribe).
 ==Got Unsubscribed?==

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 ==HPSDR.ORG and HPSDR.INFO==
-The domain name "hpsdr.org" is possibly no longer available to our group, so we've obtained "hpsdr.info" as a stop-gap measure.  If you don't get our usual web page using http://hpsdr.org -- then try http://hpsdr.info
+The domain name "hpsdr.org" is possibly no longer available to our group, so we've obtained "openhpsdr.org" and "hpsdr.info" as a stop-gap measure.  If you don't get our usual web page using http://hpsdr.org -- then try http://openhpsdr.org or http://hpsdr.info
 In addition, our discussion list (reflector) could be inoperative for an undetermined period if hpsdr.org domain becomes unavailable to us.  We'll restore it or replace it as soon as possible -- and if replaced, all current subscribers will probably be asked to re-confirm their subscriptions (this would be because of our hosting provider's requirements to keep anyone from spamming those who do not wish to subscribe).

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 ==HPSDR.ORG and HPSDR.INFO==
-The domain name "hpsdr.org" is no longer available to our group, so we've changed to "hpsdr.info"
+The domain name "hpsdr.org" is possibly no longer available to our group, so we've obtained "hpsdr.info" as a stop-gap measure.  If you don't get our usual web page using http://hpsdr.org -- then try http://hpsdr.info
-In addition, our discussion list (reflector) is inoperative for an undetermined period.
+In addition, our discussion list (reflector) could be inoperative for an undetermined period if hpsdr.org domain becomes unavailable to us.  We'll restore it or replace it as soon as possible -- and if replaced, all current subscribers will probably be asked to re-confirm their subscriptions (this would be because of our hosting provider's requirements to keep anyone from spamming those who do not wish to subscribe).
-'''Got Unsubscribed?'''
+==Got Unsubscribed?==
 If you suddenly find yourself unsubscribed from the HPSDR Discussion List (reflector), chances are the email messages to your subscription address have been bouncing.  Most often (if your subscription address is still current), it is due to your internet service provider (ISP) attempting to protect you from perceived spam.  The worst ones are usually the largest ones (see notes about Comcast below).
-In the case of our discussion list, the messages are sent out on one of our host servers.  There may be 10,000 other senders using this same server, and all it takes is just one to either send actual spam or have one of the big ISPs think it is spam -- and POW! the ISP puts this server on its black list.  Once this is done, the ISP rejects email to YOUR address if it comes from this server.
+In the case of our discussion list, the messages are sent out on one of our host's servers.  There may be 10,000 other senders using this same server, and all it takes is just one to either send actual spam or have one of the big ISPs think it is spam -- and POW! the ISP puts this server on its black list.  Once this is done, the ISP rejects email to YOUR address if it comes from this server.
 The solution is not to fight a losing battle with the ISP, but to use an alternate emailbox such as gmail.com.  If you insist on looking in your ISP emailbox only, the email from gmail.com can be automatically forwarded to it...of course, unless it too is blocked by your ISP.
-'''HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG'''
+==HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG==
-March 1, 2008 - It was two years ago today that we began the website domain hpsdr.org and our discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our second anniversary of the domain, our reflector has over 700 subscribers! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. All queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply within that period of time.
+March 1, 2009 - It was three years ago today that we began the website domain hpsdr.org and our discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our third anniversary of the domain, our reflector has over 900 subscribers! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. All queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply within that period of time.

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:47, 26 November 2008
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−	~~==ADMINISTRATION-NEWS==~~
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	This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://hpsdr.org/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List http://hpsdr.org/reflector.html.		This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://hpsdr.org/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List http://hpsdr.org/reflector.html.

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 '''HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG'''
-March 1, 2007 - It was one year ago today that we began the website domain hpsdr.org and our discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our first anniversary of the domain, our reflector hit the 600th subscriber mark! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. Easiest email address to use is AE5K (at) HPSDR (dot) ORG -- all queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply.
+March 1, 2008 - It was two years ago today that we began the website domain hpsdr.org and our discussion list (reflector).  Today, on our second anniversary of the domain, our reflector has over 700 subscribers! I'd like to remind all that if anyone is needing help in posting messages or subscribing to the list, your list administrator is available to help. Easiest email address to use is AE5K (at) HPSDR (dot) ORG -- all queries are normally answered within 24 hours, so check your spam folder if you don't find a reply within that period of time.
 '''I DIDN'T DO IT! - Comcast Again'''

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:42, 3 February 2008
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	This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://hpsdr.org/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List http://hpsdr.org/reflector.html.		This page will be used for any current announcements regarding our HPSDR website http://hpsdr.org/, this HPSDR Wiki, or the HPSDR Discussion List http://hpsdr.org/reflector.html.
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		+	'''Got Unsubscribed?'''
		+
		+	If you suddenly find yourself unsubscribed from the HPSDR Discussion List (reflector), chances are the email messages to your subscription address have been bouncing. Most often (if your subscription address is still current), it is due to your internet service provider (ISP) attempting to protect you from perceived spam. The worst ones are usually the largest ones (see notes about Comcast below).
		+
		+	In the case of our discussion list, the messages are sent out on one of our host servers. There may be 10,000 other senders using this same server, and all it takes is just one to either send actual spam or have one of the big ISPs think it is spam -- and POW! the ISP puts this server on its black list. Once this is done, the ISP rejects email to YOUR address if it comes from this server.
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		+	The solution is not to fight a losing battle with the ISP, but to use an alternate emailbox such as gmail.com. If you insist on looking in your ISP emailbox only, the email from gmail.com can be automatically forwarded to it...of course, unless it too is blocked by your ISP.

	'''HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG'''		'''HAPPY BIRTHDAY HPSDR.ORG'''