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Old 05-20-2013
Gadget - OS

Hi ,
I need to learn Linux codings , but no clear about the where to start . I'm looking to make gadget that can be useful for students . But i struggled where to start . As you know android is on linux base , planning to use it on that gadget also , but with modifications that matches the environment . Can anyone please suggest where to learn and what to learn , i'm zero in coding and programmings but exited and very much interested to learn .
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whitelist(5)						      BSD File Formats Manual						      whitelist(5)

NAME
pygs -- the PYthon Gateway Script SYNOPSIS
pygs -t recipient@domain1 -s sender@domain2 [-e envelope@domain3] [-d] [-T] [-V] [-l logfile] [-w whitelist] [-h] DESCRIPTION
NOTE: this man page is to be continued :) pygs read from stdin a nntp article, sending it to recipient@domain1 a rfc822 compliant email setting Resent-Sender: sender@domain2 and enve- lope envelope@domain3 if exists, else sender@domain2. OPTIONS
EXAMPLES
There is some documetation in /urs/share/doc/pyg I created mailgate user (moderator of local.moderated ng). Every article posted in local.moderated is sent to mailgate, in its .procmailrc I've put: :0 bhc * ^To: *local-moderated | $HOME/pygs -t kalfa@localhost -e mailgate@students.cs.unibo.it -s 'cosimo@students.cs.unibo.it' where kalfa@localhost is the recipient (it usually is a mailing list) an header extract from kalfa@localhost mbox: From mailgate@students.cs.unibo.it From: whosentnntparticle@domain4 To: kalfa@localhost Resent-Sender: cosimo@students.cs.unibo.it note that sender and envelope are different. rfc822 says that Sender: have to be a human user (not a program or similia). envelope can mailgate user. AUTHORS
Cosimo Alfarano <alfarano@students.cs.unibo.it> BUGS
Boh. send any bug to the author , please. Debian GNU/Linux July 23, 2000 Debian GNU/Linux