Re: Returned mail: Local configuration error

["James R. Van Zandt" <jrv@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nolan Darilek - please fix your mail configuration.  Your return
address is shown as "nolan@xxxxxxxxxxx", but mail addressed
there bounces.  (For everyone else - sorry about the extra traffic.)

                           - Jim Van Zandt


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>From: "James R. Van Zandt" <jrv@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: nolan@xxxxxxxxxxx
>CC: emacspeak@xxxxxxxxxxx, jrv@xxxxxxxxxxx
>In-reply-to: <m0yK9c9-001wwWC@xxxxxxxxxxx> (message from Nolan Darilek on Tue,
>	31 Mar 1998 16:34:41 -0600 (CST))
>Subject: Re: Emacspeak problems with emacs20
>References:  <m0yK9c9-001wwWC@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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>Nolan -
>
>You write "I am running the Debian packages for emacs20 and emacspeak
>7.0"
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>I am glad to hear someone is taking advantage of the Debian packages.
>You did not quote the version numbers of your packages.  The most
>recent ones are emacspeak_7.0-4 and emacs20_20.2-4.  If yours are
>older, I suggest you upgrade.  Unfortunately, I do not know that any
>relevant changes have been made in either package.
>
>If you kill emacs and restart, does the problem go away for another
>twenty minutes?
>
>Are you using a DECtalk Express?  What version of firmware? (use M-x
>emacspeak-dtk-speak-version, or C-e d V)
>
>I also suggest you record your disk usage (with "df") and memory usage
>(with "free"), both just after starting emacs and after the problem
>appears.  You could also record the emacs process statistics with "ps
>alx|grep emacs".
>
>                              - Jim Van Zandt
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