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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Do You Use Your Mobile Phone to Access the Internet? Post 302308590 by Housni on Sunday 19th of April 2009 01:01:58 PM
Old 04-19-2009
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Originally Posted by Neo
Yesterday I installed PuTTY on my Nokia E61 and was running top on my phone. It was really cool. Then I ran some MySQL tuning scripts to see how the database was doing.

It is comforting to know that I could do an emergency reboot from just about anywhere in the world.

Basic command line tasks worked just fine over GPRS.
This is nice hehe I have MidpSSH on my Sony Ericsson w810i and since I do some freelance Sys Admin work, I use it to check up on or manage servers when I'm out of town...typing on the keypad is a real pain in the butt but MidpSSH allows me to use macro's so I have the common tasks set up via macro's.

It's also really useful for my personal use because I'm VERY forgetful...so if I'm out of town and I remember that I was supposed to send someone an attachment that exists on my PC at home, I just SSH into my PC via MidpSSH and attach the file and mail it to whoever via a command line script which allows me to send email attachments from gmail.

Pretty useful and often times, a lifesaver Smilie


Apart from that, I'm addicted to checking my mail very often. So if I'm out of the house and have no access to a PC, I would probably fire up gmail-mobile on my phone to check my mail every few hours.
 

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mlmmj-send(1)						      General Commands Manual						     mlmmj-send(1)

NAME
mlmmj-send - send mail to a mailinglist or similar SYNOPSIS
mlmmj-send [-L /path/to/list | -l listctrl] -m /path/to/mail [-a] [-D] [-F] [-h] [-r] [-R] [-s] [-T] [-V] -a: Don't archive the mail -D: Don't delete the mail after it's sent -F: What to use as MAIL FROM: -h: This help -l: List control variable. -L: Full path to list directory -m: Full path to mail file -r: Relayhost IP address (defaults to 127.0.0.1) -R: What to use as Reply-To: header -s: Subscribers file name -T: What to use as RCPT TO: -V: Print version DESCRIPTION
This binary is used to send all kinds of mail to mlmmj managed mailinglists, but can potentially be used standalone for sending mails. The only option that is not self explanatory is the -l list control option: '1' means 'send a single mail' This is used together with -F and -T to send one mail to one recipient. '2' means 'mail to moderators' Used for sending mails to the moderators of a list. '3' means 'resend failed list mail' '4' means 'send to file with recipients' '5' means 'bounceprobe' '6' means 'single listmail to single recipient' BUGS
This manual page is very scarce documentation of the mlmmj-send binary. The reason for this is that it's really not supposed to be used by any human, but only supposed to be invoked from other mlmmj binaries. So in case more documentation is needed, please read the source. AUTHORS
This manual page was written by the following persons: Soren Boll Overgaard <boll@debian.org> (based on html2man output) Mads Martin Jorgensen <mmj@mmj.dk> mlmmj-send September 2004 mlmmj-send(1)
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