I got thunderbird working...I think

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)]

OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so now
how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
Mitch

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)]

Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so now
> how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
> Mitch
Testing real quick...please disregard this response.

--
ÐÏࡱá

[Wayne Sallee]

Here's what I've done that works real good:

At to top of the screen click on Tools, options,
display, tags, add, clean list, click on the box to
the right, and tag it black, ok, add, trash list,
click on the box to the right, and tag it pale
green, ok, ok.

While viewing rec.aquaria.marine.reefs, click on
Tools, Message Filters, Make sure it says, filters
for rec.aquaria.marine.reefs. Click new, create
filter name "clean list", match any of the
following, from, contains. Add a regular user, then
click "+", and do it again with the other regular
users. Then perform these actions, Tag message,
Clean list, ok. Click new, create filter name "trash
list", match all of the following, perform these
actions, tag message, trash list, ok, then close window.

And I also created a troll list.

Wayne Sallee


Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 11:42 AM:
> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so now
> how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
> Mitch

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)]

Wayne Sallee wrote:
> Here's what I've done that works real good:
>
> At to top of the screen click on Tools, options, display, tags, add,
> clean list, click on the box to the right, and tag it black, ok, add,
> trash list, click on the box to the right, and tag it pale green, ok, ok.
>
> While viewing rec.aquaria.marine.reefs, click on Tools, Message Filters,
> Make sure it says, filters for rec.aquaria.marine.reefs. Click new,
> create filter name "clean list", match any of the following, from,
> contains. Add a regular user, then click "+", and do it again with the
> other regular users. Then perform these actions, Tag message, Clean
> list, ok. Click new, create filter name "trash list", match all of the
> following, perform these actions, tag message, trash list, ok, then
> close window.
>
> And I also created a troll list.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
>
> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 11:42 AM:
>> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so now
>> how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
>> Mitch
Wayne,
OK think I have the idea...is there a way to run it on past messages, or
will it only work on future messages that come in?
Mitch

[Wayne Sallee]

It lets you do that with e-mail, but for some
reason, not with newsgroups.

Wayne Sallee



Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 12:37 PM:
> Wayne Sallee wrote:
>> Here's what I've done that works real good:
>>
>> At to top of the screen click on Tools, options, display, tags, add,
>> clean list, click on the box to the right, and tag it black, ok, add,
>> trash list, click on the box to the right, and tag it pale green, ok, ok.
>>
>> While viewing rec.aquaria.marine.reefs, click on Tools, Message
>> Filters, Make sure it says, filters for rec.aquaria.marine.reefs.
>> Click new, create filter name "clean list", match any of the
>> following, from, contains. Add a regular user, then click "+", and do
>> it again with the other regular users. Then perform these actions, Tag
>> message, Clean list, ok. Click new, create filter name "trash list",
>> match all of the following, perform these actions, tag message, trash
>> list, ok, then close window.
>>
>> And I also created a troll list.
>>
>> Wayne Sallee
>>
>>
>> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 11:42 AM:
>>> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so now
>>> how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
>>> Mitch
> Wayne,
> OK think I have the idea...is there a way to run it on past messages, or
> will it only work on future messages that come in?
> Mitch

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)]

Wayne Sallee wrote:
> It lets you do that with e-mail, but for some reason, not with newsgroups.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
>
>
> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 12:37 PM:
>> Wayne Sallee wrote:
>>> Here's what I've done that works real good:
>>>
>>> At to top of the screen click on Tools, options, display, tags, add,
>>> clean list, click on the box to the right, and tag it black, ok, add,
>>> trash list, click on the box to the right, and tag it pale green, ok,
>>> ok.
>>>
>>> While viewing rec.aquaria.marine.reefs, click on Tools, Message
>>> Filters, Make sure it says, filters for rec.aquaria.marine.reefs.
>>> Click new, create filter name "clean list", match any of the
>>> following, from, contains. Add a regular user, then click "+", and do
>>> it again with the other regular users. Then perform these actions,
>>> Tag message, Clean list, ok. Click new, create filter name "trash
>>> list", match all of the following, perform these actions, tag
>>> message, trash list, ok, then close window.
>>>
>>> And I also created a troll list.
>>>
>>> Wayne Sallee
>>>
>>>
>>> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 11:42 AM:
>>>> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so
>>>> now how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
>>>> Mitch
>> Wayne,
>> OK think I have the idea...is there a way to run it on past messages,
>> or will it only work on future messages that come in?
>> Mitch
Hawt.
Got it working.
Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)

[KurtG[_2_]]

On Dec 7, 12:11 pm, "Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)"
> wrote:
> Wayne Sallee wrote:
> > It lets you do that with e-mail, but for some reason, not with newsgroups.
>
> > Wayne Sallee
> >
>
> > Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 12:37 PM:
> >> Wayne Sallee wrote:
> >>> Here's what I've done that works real good:
>
> >>> At to top of the screen click on Tools, options, display, tags, add,
> >>> clean list, click on the box to the right, and tag it black, ok, add,
> >>> trash list, click on the box to the right, and tag it pale green, ok,
> >>> ok.
>
> >>> While viewing rec.aquaria.marine.reefs, click on Tools, Message
> >>> Filters, Make sure it says, filters for rec.aquaria.marine.reefs.
> >>> Click new, create filter name "clean list", match any of the
> >>> following, from, contains. Add a regular user, then click "+", and do
> >>> it again with the other regular users. Then perform these actions,
> >>> Tag message, Clean list, ok. Click new, create filter name "trash
> >>> list", match all of the following, perform these actions, tag
> >>> message, trash list, ok, then close window.
>
> >>> And I also created a troll list.
>
> >>> Wayne Sallee
> >>>
>
> >>> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote on 12/7/2007 11:42 AM:
> >>>> OK, I think I got thunderbird up and running with motzarella...so
> >>>> now how do I start blocking the a-holes? :)
> >>>> Mitch
> >> Wayne,
> >> OK think I have the idea...is there a way to run it on past messages,
> >> or will it only work on future messages that come in?
> >> Mitch
>
> Hawt.
> Got it working.
> Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text

Habeeb is really as dumb as his mentor.what a ****ing
joke.................don;t have the first clue if it is or
not..........perhaps setting int hr corner and wank for a bit will get
the blood flow going so yiou can think clearly there big boi habeeb
you old dumbass clueless ****er

[Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)]

> Hawt.
> Got it working.
> Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)
Beautiful, working like a charm now.
Thanks Wayne and Pez!

--
Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch)
I love woot.com and techbargains.com

[Kurt Larsen]

Can anyone tell me how to block with Outlook Express?

Thanks,
Kurt L.

[KurtG]

Kurt Larsen wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to block with Outlook Express?

First download and burn a DVD for linux, then install linux which will,
with a single application, bring the virus load of your computer down to
zero, then install thunderbird. After getting thunderbird setup with
your news server, From the menu, use tools, message filters.

Sorry, I couldn't resist. :-)

[Pszemol]

"KurtG" > wrote in message .. .
> Kurt Larsen wrote:
>> Can anyone tell me how to block with Outlook Express?
>
> First download and burn a DVD for linux, then install linux which will,
> with a single application, bring the virus load of your computer down to
> zero, then install thunderbird. After getting thunderbird setup with
> your news server, From the menu, use tools, message filters.
>
> Sorry, I couldn't resist. :-)

But I hope you know why there are not many viruses for linux...
Not that the system does not allow it - it is simply not popular
and virus does not have enough host bodies to be pandemic ;-)

p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero already?

[Wayne Sallee]

To block with LookOut! express, look for message
filter settings.

Wayne Sallee



Kurt Larsen wrote on 12/7/2007 3:33 PM:
> Can anyone tell me how to block with Outlook Express?
>
> Thanks,
> Kurt L.
>
>

[KurtG]

Pszemol wrote:
> p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero
> already?

r u sure?

[George Patterson]

Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:

> OK think I have the idea...is there a way to run it on past messages, or
> will it only work on future messages that come in?

Wayne's right - it won't work on messages you've already downloaded.

George Patterson
Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.

[George Patterson]

Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:

> Got it working.
> Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)

When you add people to your lists, be very specific about your info. Given the
situation we're seeing right now, you wouldn't want to add "KurtG" to a killfile
or clean list; you would want to get more specific on the address.

One thing I think is a defect in T-bird is that there is no way to set up a
killfile based on the path. It would be great if we could block stuff from a
particular computer without depending on stuff the troll enters.

George Patterson
Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.

[August West[_4_]]

On Dec 7, 10:57 pm, George Patterson > wrote:
> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
>
> > Got it working.
> > Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)
>
> When you add people to your lists, be very specific about your info. Given the
> situation we're seeing right now, you wouldn't want to add "KurtG" to a killfile
> or clean list; you would want to get more specific on the address.
>
> One thing I think is a defect in T-bird is that there is no way to set up a
> killfile based on the path. It would be great if we could block stuff from a
> particular computer without depending on stuff the troll enters.
>
> George Patterson
> Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.



Why thank you for this info George.I iknow most assholes out there do
not have a ****ing clue so I guess I can start to use your nym, Waynes
nym and Kurtg's nym.....certainly not a problem for a high stepper
like me huh!

[Wayne Sallee]

Yea, you can't do as much on Tbird with newsgroups,
as you can with e-mail. I don't know why they give
all the same options for newsgroups that they give
for e-mail.

Wayne Sallee



George Patterson wrote on 12/7/2007 11:57 PM:
> Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
>
>> Got it working.
>> Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)
>
> When you add people to your lists, be very specific about your info.
> Given the situation we're seeing right now, you wouldn't want to add
> "KurtG" to a killfile or clean list; you would want to get more specific
> on the address.
>
> One thing I think is a defect in T-bird is that there is no way to set
> up a killfile based on the path. It would be great if we could block
> stuff from a particular computer without depending on stuff the troll
> enters.
>
> George Patterson
> Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.

[August West[_4_]]

On Dec 8, 8:55 am, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
> Yea, you can't do as much on Tbird with newsgroups,
> as you can with e-mail. I don't know why they give
> all the same options for newsgroups that they give
> for e-mail.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
>
> George Patterson wrote on 12/7/2007 11:57 PM:
>
>
>
> > Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) wrote:
>
> >> Got it working.
> >> Now just need to figure out who else to add to the clean list :)
>
> > When you add people to your lists, be very specific about your info.
> > Given the situation we're seeing right now, you wouldn't want to add
> > "KurtG" to a killfile or clean list; you would want to get more specific
> > on the address.
>
> > One thing I think is a defect in T-bird is that there is no way to set
> > up a killfile based on the path. It would be great if we could block
> > stuff from a particular computer without depending on stuff the troll
> > enters.
>
> > George Patterson
> > Worry doesn't improve the future; it just ruins the present.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

what a bunch of clueless moron dumbasses...............are you sure
this is not a reefer group as you all t hink like your in a ****ing
cloud 99% of the time..duh!

[Pszemol]

"KurtG" > wrote in message ...
> Pszemol wrote:
>> p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero
>> already?
>
> r u sure?

Yes, I am.

You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)

[Wayne Sallee]

Pszemol wrote on 12/9/2007 8:54 AM:
> "KurtG" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Pszemol wrote:
>>> p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero
>>> already?
>>
>> r u sure?
>
> Yes, I am.
>
> You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
> opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)

I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
software. But the more they advertise being virus
free, the more likely hackers are going to start
targeting Apple just for the fun of it.

Wayne Sallee

[Marco Schwarz]

Hi..

Wayne Sallee wrote:

> I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
> are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
> software. But the more they advertise being virus
> free, the more likely hackers are going to start
> targeting Apple just for the fun of it.

Hm.., Kurt I guess talked about his favourite (free) OS but not about PCs or
Macs - or Hamsters.. ;-)
--
cu
Marco

[KurtG[_2_]]

On Dec 9, 11:54 am, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
> Pszemol wrote on 12/9/2007 8:54 AM:
>
> > "KurtG" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> Pszemol wrote:
> >>> p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero
> >>> already?
>
> >> r u sure?
>
> > Yes, I am.
>
> > You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
> > opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)
>
> I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
> are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
> software. But the more they advertise being virus
> free, the more likely hackers are going to start
> targeting Apple just for the fun of it.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
Wayne is certainly one ****ed up paranoid asshole.....Untrusting of
anything and anyone..Most religious freaks are like that though! Hey
wayne.........................BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , mother ****er!

[Wayne Sallee]

Marco Schwarz wrote on 12/9/2007 2:23 PM:
> Hi..
>
> Wayne Sallee wrote:
>
>> I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
>> are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
>> software. But the more they advertise being virus
>> free, the more likely hackers are going to start
>> targeting Apple just for the fun of it.
>
> Hm.., Kurt I guess talked about his favourite (free) OS but not about PCs or
> Macs - or Hamsters.. ;-)

Yea Hamster gives added flexibility. Since it was
loosely translated into English, it took me a while
to figure out how to get it working.

Wayne Sallee

[Wayne Sallee]

This new tagging setup on Thunderbird is working
very well. Here is a little bit more info on the
tagging setup.

In order to control tagging color priorities, go to
tools, options, advanced, config editor, type in
"tags", and you will see that it uses $label as it's
default naming, and then gives it a value, and if
you create a label, it uses that name, and gives it
the same value, and if you rename it, it has the
original name and gives it the new value.

It puts the tags in color priority by using the
alphabetical order of the original names.

So what I did was to go to tools, options, display,
new, and created the following tags:

$label6
$label7
$label8
$label9
$label91
$label92
$label93
$label94
$label95
$label96
$label97
$label98
$label99

Only I just now realized that I goofed up and
spelled it "$lable". :-) But it still worked.

Then click ok to close out the settings window.

Then go back to tools, options, display, and edit
the first one ($label6), and rename it to the tag
that you want to take color priority. I named it
"Troll List", then I renamed the second one, "Clean
List", and then renamed the 3rd one "Trash List.
That way the color priority is in that order.

Then for the filters, I run them in the same order,
Troll List, Clean List, Trash List, so that they tag
in that order as well.

Wayne Sallee



Wayne Sallee wrote on 12/9/2007 2:53 PM:
> Marco Schwarz wrote on 12/9/2007 2:23 PM:
>> Hi..
>>
>> Wayne Sallee wrote:
>>
>>> I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
>>> are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
>>> software. But the more they advertise being virus
>>> free, the more likely hackers are going to start
>>> targeting Apple just for the fun of it.
>>
>> Hm.., Kurt I guess talked about his favourite (free) OS but not about
>> PCs or
>> Macs - or Hamsters.. ;-)
>
> Yea Hamster gives added flexibility. Since it was loosely translated
> into English, it took me a while to figure out how to get it working.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>

[Steve Heath[_2_]]

On Dec 9, 1:43 pm, KurtG > wrote:
> On Dec 9, 11:54 am, Wayne Sallee > wrote:
>
>
>
> > Pszemol wrote on 12/9/2007 8:54 AM:
>
> > > "KurtG" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > >> Pszemol wrote:
> > >>> p.s. How can you bring the number of viruses to zero if this is zero
> > >>> already?
>
> > >> r u sure?
>
> > > Yes, I am.
>
> > > You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
> > > opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)
>
> > I like pc better than Apple, but those commercials
> > are funny making fun of Microsoft and their buggy
> > software. But the more they advertise being virus
> > free, the more likely hackers are going to start
> > targeting Apple just for the fun of it.
>
> > Wayne Sallee
> >
>
> Wayne is certainly one ****ed up paranoid asshole.....Untrusting of
> anything and anyone..Most religious freaks are like that though! Hey
> wayne.........................BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , mother ****er!- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Hey KurtG have you always been such a big ****ing cry baby all your
life or did you learn it all from Wayne? I bet you still suck your
thumb as well as other body parts dude! Next time I'm in your area
I'll drop by and let you suck on my dick and let you know how it
compares to those blow jobs they give in the freshwater groups..hows
that for a deal dude..........oh, and if your a spitter, its not a big
deal, I understand totally, since your wife is not a swallower either,
but she sure does like to gargle with a mouthfull............

[wolfdogg]

anybody got any ideas what i can use for a news server when my isp
wildblue.com and .net doesnt provide a news server?

[Steve Heath[_2_]]

wolfdogg wrote:
> anybody got any ideas what i can use for a news server when my isp
> wildblue.com and .net doesnt provide a news server?

Try Wayne Sallee's ass or yuou may be able to get Mitch Brennan aka
Big Habeeb to get you a connection through his employer Pfizer's
internet access. Odds are though he may not hold on to that job once
they read my letters and see some posts he made that I sent
them.........A good job is a trerrible thing to waste on such bull****
as usenet wars huh Mitch?

[Wayne Sallee]

I use Motzarella.org

Wayne Sallee



wolfdogg wrote on 12/9/2007 3:23 PM:
> anybody got any ideas what i can use for a news server when my isp
> wildblue.com and .net doesnt provide a news server?

[wolfdogg]

i surely wasnt asking you ****Face. you have already made a total
fool out of yourself, your only digging a deeper hole for your kind...

thanks wayne, ill check it out.

[wolfdogg]

i got the account registered, killer, can leave the persons with
virtually no life behind. how do i find the rec.aquaria group?

[wolfdogg]

ok, i saw the place that had the info on that on the website faq's
and i did check on always authenticate, but its not asking me for a
password, all i have is the refresh button on the subscribe window, it
just keeps showing the default 2. i also tried to add a smtp server
with the info on it too, and configured t-bird to use that for
outgoing, guess that wasn't going to help. i closed the prog down,
that didnt help, i looked everywhere for a place to put a password but
t-bird usually just prompts for it. could i be putting in something
wrong in the email location, in the server settings, or do i just need
to wait for some time? wierd..

[wolfdogg]

On Dec 10, 10:27 am, wolfdogg > wrote:
> ok, i saw the place that had the info on that on the website faq's
> and i did check on always authenticate, but its not asking me for a
> password, all i have is the refresh button on the subscribe window, it
> just keeps showing the default 2. i also tried to add a smtp server
> with the info on it too, and configured t-bird to use that for
> outgoing, guess that wasn't going to help. i closed the prog down,
> that didnt help, i looked everywhere for a place to put a password but
> t-bird usually just prompts for it. could i be putting in something
> wrong in the email location, in the server settings, or do i just need
> to wait for some time? wierd..

ok, it was my bad, i had my t-bird address book opened the whole time,
so no matter how many times i closed down t-bird, it didnt have time
to initiate the authenticate. once i shut down my address book, and
repopened t-bird, viola, it prompted me for the username then the
password.

see ya on the flipside

[KurtG[_3_]]

Pszemol wrote:
> You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
> opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)

I don't watch TV.

[KurtG[_3_]]

KurtG wrote:
> Pszemol wrote:
>> You are watching too many Apple commercials on TV and your
>> opinion about pc/windows is skewed and distorted ;-)
>
> I don't watch TV.


Oh, I should admit that windows has gotten much better. I still think
the user interface stinks, but the quality and security has improved
dramatically. It still boggles the mind why something as simple as a
firewall was so difficult for MS to add into their systems and would
have saved businesses world-wide billions of dollars.

I think my impressions were formed a few years ago where I'd be working
happily on my Linux laptop while the latest MS security gaff was being
exploited by internet worms. I also refused to support the platform
because I didn't enjoy being woken up at 2 in the morning to figure out
why a Windows server is circling the drain again. Just
self-preservation and self-interest at work, so I suppose that is
distorted as their are other ways to view the utility of the platform.

Although I commend MS for fixing their issues, I still don't trust the
machines. If it has windows and is attached to the internet, I assume
the machine is dirty. MS software hasn't been scrutinized by the world
of developers, so I just have to assume that their are more security
gaffs waiting to be exploited. Perhaps I'm overly cautious, but then
again, judging by past performance, maybe not.

As for the User interface, I feel like I'm riding around on a squeaky
tricycle with my knees up around my ears. I've only recently (last
night) started using Vista, so the jury is out on that one. Nice eye
candy, but I'm more concerned about productivity and performance.

I've never owned an Apple as I'm always turned away by sticker shock and
that they reorganized the unix file system. I can't make any comments
on them other then they have some nice eye candy on their UI. Not sure
how useful it is, but some of my friends seem to enjoy it.

Sorry, for posting off topic. I'll let it die.

--Kurt

[Wayne Sallee]

Here's how to get it working:

Tools -> Account Settings -> Server Settings
Always request authentication when connecting to
this server
Next line down, click on browse.
Right click on news.server address and open with
notepad.
At the bottom of the file ad 3 lines of gobly-goop,
and save and close
the file
This will then cause Thunderbird to ask for a
correct screen name and
password to replace the gobly-goop.

Wayne Sallee



wolfdogg wrote on 12/10/2007 1:27 PM:
> ok, i saw the place that had the info on that on the website faq's
> and i did check on always authenticate, but its not asking me for a
> password, all i have is the refresh button on the subscribe window, it
> just keeps showing the default 2. i also tried to add a smtp server
> with the info on it too, and configured t-bird to use that for
> outgoing, guess that wasn't going to help. i closed the prog down,
> that didnt help, i looked everywhere for a place to put a password but
> t-bird usually just prompts for it. could i be putting in something
> wrong in the email location, in the server settings, or do i just need
> to wait for some time? wierd..