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>>>>> "jmj" == Mongrelet Jean-Marc <jm-mongrelet@ifrance.com> writes:
  jmj> Cette Liste de diffusion est-elle limité au niveau
  jmj> des pièces jointe? Comment?

les listes de diffusion de l'association refusent (ou plus exactement
essayent d'identifier et de refuser) les messages MIME en
multipart/alternative (par exemple en HTML). Ils refusent également
les pièces jointes MIME de certains types: application/msword,
text/x-vcard etc. Puis ils refusent les pièces jointes dont les noms
ont certaines extensions nocives: .BAT, .SCR, etc. Mais les
attachements text/plain, je pense qu'ils devraient fonctionner. Test
attaché. 

Ah oui, le système de messagerie essaye également de virer le texte
publicitaire à la con qui contamine les messages venant de
ifrance.com. Peut-être que c'est celà qui a provoqué votre problème,
mais sans davantage de détails sur l'erreur, difficile d'en dire
davantage.



Technical Computer Problem Report Form

1.  Describe your problem:
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________

2.  Now, describe the problem accurately:
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________

3.  Speculate wildly about the cause of the problem:
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________

4.  Problem Severity:
        A.  Minor__
        B.  Minor__
        C.  Minor__
        D.  Trivial__

5.  Nature of the problem:
        A.  Locked Up__
        B.  Frozen__
        C.  Hung__
        D.  Strange Smell__

6.  Is your computer plugged in?  Yes__ No__

7.  Is it turned on?  Yes__ No__

8.  Have you tried to fix it yourself?  Yes__ No__

9.  Have you made it worse?  Yes__

10. Have you had "a friend" who  "Knows all about computers"
     try to fix it for you?  Yes__  No__

11.  Did they make it even worse?  Yes__

12.  Have you read the manual?  Yes__ No__

13.  Are you sure you've read the manual?  Maybe__ No__

14.  Are you absolutely certain you've read the manual?
      NO______

15.  If you read the manual, do you think you understood it?
      Yes__ No__

16.  If 'Yes' then explain why you can't fix the problem
      yourself.
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________
17.  What were you doing with your computer at the time the
      problem occurred?
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________
l8.  If you answered 'nothing' then explain why you were
      logged in?
      ___________________________________________________
      ___________________________________________________

l9.  Are you sure you aren't imagining the problem?
     Yes__ No__

20.  Does the clock on your home VCR blink 12:00?
      Yes_____ What's a VCR?_____

21.  Do you have a copy of 'PCs for Dummies'?  Yes__ No__

22.  Do you have any independent witnesses to the problem?
      Yes__  No__

23.  Do you have any electronics products that DO work?
      Yes__ No__

24.  Is there anyone else you could blame this problem on?
      Yes__ No__

25.  Have you given the machine a good whack on the top?
      Yes__ No__

26.  Is the machine on fire?  Yes__ Not Yet__

27.  Can you do something else instead of bothering me?
      Yes______


  
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Eric Marsden                          <URL:http://www.laas.fr/~emarsden/>

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