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SAN FRANCISCO, June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Brand.net, a Valassis (NYSE:VCI) Digital Company, announced today that SoLoMo (Social, Local, Mobile) is changing the way people are interacting and learning about brands and products.
Industry experts Rajat Shroff, Vice President of Product Management and Business Development at Brand.net, and Barbara Liss, Director of Digital and Social Media at Quaker Foods of PepsiCo, shared insights at the recent iMedia Summit on media engagement and activating the SoLoMo mom, who is now driving consumption behavior.
In the early 2000s, moms weren't as digitally connected, spending only about one hour online a day versus more than three hours a day in 2012. Rather, it was her family spending time online, finding products they wanted her to purchase for them. Today's mom now spends an average of 6.1 hours a day on her smartphone. In addition, 1 of every 3 minutes a mom spends online is on Facebook. She's also joining online mom clubs and is more aware of product attributes than ever.
At the iMedia Summit, Shroff and Liss discussed how today's SoLoMo mom is becoming aware of products on social sites, researching on parenting blogs, and then making the buying choices for her family. Her multi-media consumption is leading to faster, smarter and better buying decisions. Shroff and Liss also discussed the differences in how media behavior, geography, culture and other demographics impact the SoLoMo mom.Shroff heads up product strategy with a specific focus on unlocking the unique data and assets at the company to make them actionable for digital advertising. He has also held product management leadership positions and led strategy and delivery of products for analytics, personalization, search, advertising and merchandising. "Brands are engaging with consumers, especially with moms, in so many different ways today," Shroff said. "Media consumption continues to grow on digital screens and the opportunities to engage with consumers innovatively across them is leading to loyalty and activation."
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - China thou hast dashed my hopes and aspirations... TEFL International Supports Dave's ESL Cafe Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in China thou hast dashed my hopes and aspirations... Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Asia Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 2:23 pm Post subject: China thou hast dashed my hopes and aspirations... Just thought I'd throw my story in here- and what I plan to do about it! I came to China to get an MA in linguistics. I wanted to either attend Sun Yat Sen U., or Yunnan U. I finally settled on Y. U. of Nationalities. For the past year and a half I've been studying HSK (the Chinese Proficiency exam needed for university study) and I'm doing OK. 4th level now- need at least 5th, eventually 6 D: ). I have tried to save as much as I can, and I was ready to make the move to Yunnan. But I figured that since I hadn't passed HSK yet there was no need to enroll in Chinese classes that I don't need when I can just study by myself for free! So I went to Kunming for an interview at a college like the one I'm at now but blew it big time (if someone wants they kind find my tale of woe in the China section of Dave's ESL). And I interviewed at another college, but that didn't seem to go well either. (My friend who introduced me told me later, 'Look, they're just looking for a white face, you didn't have to come across so damned academic.' I mean REALLY- am I going to stand for that? Nope. But my friend will.). I really don't want to stay another term where i'm at now, and anyway it's too late. And there is no way in Hades I'd work for a Kunming language mill. I'd rather go back to Japan and sing and dance The Wiggles for a living. I thought of just taking the savings I got and enrolling, but I don't see any way I can legally work a part-time job while doing that (well, one fellow suggested Skype lessons). And like I said, I don't need a CLASS to study HSK. It's a waste of money. So basically I want to buy time to pass the HSK and then re-enter the Wok without having lost anything and maybe even a research paper on tonal drift under my belt. And it occurs to me that in this day and age, practicing a language is simple- just get a Skype language exchange partner (like the fellow suggested). I know a lot about Laos and Myanmar, have been keeping with the latter forever (it's so sad to see a land of such magnificent potential reduced to such utter misery- but I do believe things really are changing finally) and I think, though both sound wonderful (aside from, for me, Vientiane and Yangon) I am now on the road to Mandalay (the magic never ends). I know this was a long post with little useful information, but many readers here seem to be in the same 'what next' zone as me so I just thought I'd share it. Last week, I was 90% sure I was heading to Kunming. But in light of the difficulties in finding a 'good' job there at the present moment, it just makes sense to go to a neighbor for a while. And I gotta say, the disappointments have been worth it. Back to top rtmJoined: 13 Apr 2007Posts: 689Location: US Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 6:19 am Post subject: Re: China thou hast dashed my hopes and aspirations... Thanks for sharing your story. I'm curious -- what is your long-term goal? Not that one is necessary; it just sounds like you might have one in mind. Good luck in Myanmar, and keep us all updated on how things go there. Back to top bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 6:45 am Post subject: Re: China thou hast dashed my hopes and aspirations... rtm wrote: Thanks for sharing your story. I'm curious -- what is your long-term goal? Not that one is necessary; it just sounds like you might have one in mind. Good luck in Myanmar, and keep us all updated on how things go there. Actually my goal, late in life I admit but I do have reasons for that, is to do a comparative linguistics MA on tonal languages. Of course, it doesn't have to be tonal languages but I've lived over half of my life in East Asia so it's fascinating. Practically speaking, I'm very interested in language archival and preservation. Also cultural preservation but I don't know if I can be of much help in that area. And actually language recognition and translation software interests me too. I hope I can get settled somewhere. Maybe even marry again! lol. Back to top bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 8:34 am Post subject: I wonder how many of us like me started off as language students and somehow ended up as lifelong TEFL teachers. Don't get me wrong- teaching is fun and rewarding, the personal relationships never get old- but it is quite limited. I look at the teaching I'm doing now and what I was doing 20 years ago and there's not much difference. Sure, some twists and modifications but mostly, the learning environment just seems to be getting worse and worse. More commercial, more impersonal...even more ageist and racist(???!) Back to top likwid_777Joined: 04 Nov 2012Posts: 331Location: NA Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 12:02 pm Post subject: I look at it through a rosy lens as time has gone by and want to go back to Asia (was China), but I remember this type of exasperation too. As more "GFC refugees" continue to stream over to Asia from the United States, the employers will have more opportunities to be racist and ageist. The grass is greener on the other side, always. Quite dull here in the developed West, if you have a thirst for other cultures and experiences, but I did basically kiss the ground once I got back. Why not back to Japan? I've never been there, but is too Westernised or too trodden by Westerners to be interesting? Or is it more the pay to costs ratio that are most prohibitive? And one of the biggest problems with ESLing in China is that I felt I could never trust (the vast majority of) other teachers there, in addition to feeling that I couldn't really trust the Chinese people (at work) too. Maybe the ticket is to make some Chinese friends outside of work, rather than mixing with expats so much. Indonesia? Edit: Typos, probably others too, sleepy. Back to top bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 2:11 pm Post subject: gloomyGumi wrote: I hear ya bro. Dont know where to go lately either. Sick of Asia but thats where "all" the jobs seem to be. Sick of the racism here. The staring. The opposite of everything you expect. Upside down. 7 years now. Getting home sick. Sometimes I cry when I think of how we just go up to each other and say things like "holy shit, I feel like shit today!" and slap each other on the back, nothing big, just letting out steam, but here----HERE!!!! OMG!!!! Did the foreign teacher just say he feels like shit today??!!! OMG!!! Something must be wrong!!!! OH, whats wrong??? Oh, oh foreign teacher, what's wrong? blah blah blah..........everything shocks these people here, you just always have to have that FAKE-ASS SMILE LIKE EVERYTHING IS ALWAYS JUST PEACHES AND CREAM. Phoniness makes me sick. man ain't you a hoot gloomy! we need you around just to cheer us up. But you know- things do get worse but then they do get better. As x country becomes yesterday's rotten mango, some other as till now forbidden place throws off its shackles to let in the friendly, curious, and daring! (that being us). No medical exams, no sourpuss faces, no people pleasing BS, just good teaching and great fun. We have to give up playing safe. Back to top fat_chrisJoined: 10 Sep 2003Posts: 3135 Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 2:31 pm Post subject: bluetortilla wrote: But you know- things do get worse but then they do get better. As x country becomes yesterday's rotten mango, some other as till now forbidden place throws off its shackles to let in the friendly, curious, and daring! (that being us). No medical exams, no sourpuss faces, no people pleasing BS, just good teaching and great fun. Might that be Myanmar for instance? Even just three years ago it seemed that old Burma wasn't nearly as open as it now appears to be. My, my, my, the times they definitely are a-changin'. The idea of teaching in Myanmar seems to be a bit more realistic nowadays, true? Warm regards, fat_chris Back to top bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 2:36 pm Post subject: What are GFC refugees? Anything like KFC? likwid_777 wrote: Why not back to Japan? I've never been there, but is too Westernised or too trodden by Westerners to be interesting? Or is it more the pay to costs ratio that are most prohibitive? Maybe- but (a BIG but). No- it's a weird hybrid country and pretty darn interesting if you kind of want to 'live both in the future and in the past.' Sounds weird but true. Yes- it is extremely expensive. Proportionately it's hard to save squat but what you do save seems really big (if you have a high paying job- they're going lower and lower. But if anything Japan is the absolute WORST in terms of the foreigner complex we've been talking about. Unless you run your own business, even an English school, or have a job at a reputable university (and even there you will not be regarded as a colleague but as a visiting instructor), you will suffer the same racism and commercialism as anywhere else- only worse. Modern TEFL in its current unprofessional fetishized form was invented in Japan! Try being an ALT in Japan. Lord have mercy! Kids who don't know any better are flocking to Japan on work holiday and are working for as low as 8USD an hour in the most expensive country in the world. Naw- the sun has set on Japan, along with Deep Purple. likwid_777 wrote: And one of the biggest problems with ESLing in China is that I felt I could never trust (the vast majority of) other teachers there, in addition to feeling that I couldn't really trust the Chinese people (at work) too. Maybe the ticket is to make some Chinese friends outside of work, rather than mixing with expats so much. Indonesia? I firmly believe that you will never love a country if you cannot speak the language and make good friends. Perhaps those friends will never be able to share the same heart felt subtleties with you because of language but you can share love. The local people are always good- they are never the problem. It is the ones who have to deal with us foreigners that get jaded. Makes sense, since as you say so many of our supposed colleagues are jealous and guarded A-holes who go around insisting that the locals cater to their cultural standards instead of adapting to their new culture (isn't that the whole point?). As for people who mainly just come for the money, well, whatever, I got nothing to say about that. Go local. That's the way. I'd do that here in China gladly but I just can't get a damn visa to keep me going. Not unless I work in a mill, and I refuse- I'm too valuable for that. The Chinese deserve better from someone like me. I'm proud cuz I've earned my kudos and I genuinely care for people- wherever the country. They're the important ones, not the idiot marketing racket rip-off junk shops they call schools. I thought about Indonesia some years back and it sounds really awesome except the only work I could find were mill jobs like at EF. There were a couple- just a couple- international schools but I wasn't qualified. So much for durian. But maybe things have changed! Look at my avatar- I'd love to go! Hope I have typos too- didn't check. Back to top VoyeurJoined: 03 Jul 2012Posts: 355 Posted: Wed May 14, 2014 3:06 am Post subject: If you have any TOEFL experience (and even if you don't...), I suggest looking into working at one of the "International Programs" at an elite Chinese public high school. I work at one in Fujian province (mine is geared towards the US), and I know of at least 4 other programs here in Fujian (Fuzhou and Xiamen). Some are aimed at Canada, others Australia, etc. If you are efficient, workload is just a bit higher than a decent Uni. job (I teach 15 40 min classes a week in a schedule that is fairly efficient and compact). Pay is higher too--making 11,000. I have to pay for apt., but that is less than 2,000 w. utilities. Typically classes are small (mine are about 18 students) and students behave very well, all things considered. Back to top bluetortillaJoined: 18 Apr 2006Posts: 702Location: Fukuoka Posted: Wed May 14, 2014 4:28 am Post subject: Voyeur wrote: I suggest looking into working at one of the "International Programs" at an elite Chinese public high school. ....Some are aimed at Canada, others Australia, etc. Actually that sounds better than a uni. I myself was thinking of tutoring down the line. I always found tutoring people of all ages on various tests and projects to be rewarding. I can proofread too (maybe translate- I can translate Japanese to English for sure), but that all depends on what it is you're proofreading. Can be tedious and very low pay if you're not familiar with say, printer parts. Part of my 'dream' in China always was and still is getting an MA in linguistics in Yunnan. I am definitely selfish about that because life is only once so why do anything that does not fit in with your goals? So countries south or southwest of China are options, provinces north not. Given that there is now over a 90% chance I'll be leaving China for Mandalay for a while doesn't mean I'm not coming back. I just don't want to waste money studying on HSK classes (L5 required for admittance to grad school) when I can do that by myself for free while working (note- I do have the money I'm just not a waster). If governments around the world would just lighten up and recognize foreign students (even poor slobs like me) as a BENEFIT to the nation instead of treating us with suspicion, everything would be fine. Honestly, who would want to work on an MA just to sneak into China for a crappy job teaching disinterested students for a 1000 USD a month or less? It's ridiculous. Yet for me, it's food and shelter. Oh well another day another rant. My grammar just keeps getting worse too. Great idea though! Thanks! I actually enjoy reading TOEFL problems myself. Back to top jm21Joined: 26 Feb 2008Posts: 406 Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2014 4:03 pm Post subject: How can you bomb an interview at a Chinese uni? Honestly curious here. I didn't even get interviewed. Just gave me the job. Excited about my next job. Similar to voyeur but more hours and more pay. Not really into doing privates. China is definitely the place to be as far as I can see, at least for those serious about having a career. 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star's StorySuch an easy, fun idea for kids and adults alike! Follow the tips for "working with chocolate"!
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sucker sticks (sold at michael's)
sprinkles, jimmies or decorations of your choice
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1One stick per cookie pushed into the frosting.
2Dip your cookie into the melted chocolate then lay on a sheet of waxed paper and sprinkle.
3Allow to fully cool and set before you remove them from the paper. They freeze great too so you can make up a batch and freeze what you don't need (makes a great "special treat" on a day where you need a little help with the kids!). Enjoy!
4Some tips for working with chocolate:
---Use a double boiler! This means using a bowl set inside your container with the hot water, put on the heating unit. This prevents your chocolate from burning.
---DO NOT allow the water in the boiler to actually BOIL! If your water begins to boil it will burn the chocolate, turn it down immediately, there is a fine line.
---Even the tiniest drop of water in your bowl of chocolate will ruin the whole thing! If you see your chocolate gets a grainy texture, you have gotten water into the bowl and it is now garbage. I know that sounds unbelievable, but it could not be more true. So move slowly and do not splash!
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Bernice Mosteller candychristmas - Apr 5, 2012
I love this recipe. I'm going to try these for my grand children. Thank you for sharing!
Jeanne Cameron jaycee123 - Jul 12, 2012
My granddaughter will be having her 2nd birthday party soon. I'm sure these will be a hit with the toddler crew...as well as us old folks too! Thanks for sharing starryrose!


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The Fairy Queen or Queen of the Fairies was a figure from English folklore who was believed to rule the fairies. Based on Shakespeare's influence, she is often named as Titania or Mab. In Irish folklore, the last High Queen of the Daoine Sidhe - and wife of the High King Finvarra - was named Oona (or Oonagh, or Una, or Uonaidh etc.). In the ballad tradition of Northern England and Lowland Scotland, she was called the Queen of Elphame.
The character is also associated with the name Morgan (as with the Arthurian character of Morgan Le Fey, or Morgan of the Fairies), Meave, and L'annawnshee (literally, Underworld Fairy). In the Child Ballads Tam Lin (Child 39) and Thomas the Rhymer (Child 37), she is represented as both beautiful and seductive, and also as terrible and deadly. The Fairy Queen is said to pay a tithe to Hell every seven years, and her mortal lovers often provide this sacrifice. In Tam Lin, the title character tells his mortal lover:
- At the end of seven years
She pays a tithe to Hell
I so fair and full of flesh
I fear it be myself
Both Edmund Spenser and William Shakespeare used folklore concerning the Fairy Queen to create characters and poetry, Spenser in The Faerie Queene and Shakespeare most notably in A Midsummer Night's Dream. In the Faerie Queene, Spencer's fairy queen is named Tanaquill, and is revealed to be the descendant of Shakespeare's Titania.
In one of the earliest of the Peter Pan novels, The Little White Bird, author J.M. Barrie also identifies Queen Mab as the name of the fairy queen, although the character is entirely benign and helpful. In Disney's series of films based on Tinker Bell, a fairy character originating in Barrie's novels, the fairies are shown to be ruled by a Queen Clarion (voiced throughout the series by Anjelica Huston).


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Ostendo Technologies has developed a miniature image projector which can project videos and glass-free 3D images onto a wall or other surfaces, with potential for its use in mobile devices.
The projector is powered by a computer chip which can control the colour, brightness and angle of each beam of light across one million pixels.
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The Pantagraph is a daily newspaper that serves Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, along with 60 communities and eight counties in the Central Illinois area. Its headquarters are in Bloomington and it is owned by Lee Enterprises. The newspaper has an estimated 107,000 daily readers. The name is derived from the Greek words "panta" and "grapho," which has a combined meaning of "write all things."[2]
Bloomington businessman Jesse W. Fell founded the newspaper on January 14, 1837, making it the oldest-running business in McLean County. W. O. Davis and his heirs owned the Pantagraph for many years until selling the paper to Chronicle Publishing Company in 1980.[3] The paper was purchased by Pulitzer from Chronicle Publishing Company in 1999; Lee Enterprises bought Pulitzer in 2005.[4]
The paper was originally called The Bloomington Observer and McLean County Advocate. Through the years, the newspaper went through several name changes, such as The Whig, The Intelligencer, The Daily Pantagraph and The Pantagraph in 1985, finally shortened to just Pantagraph in 2006, changing back to The Pantagraph in 2008.[5][6]
The Pantagraph is a news partner of WEEK-TV, which is situated in East Peoria, Illinois.[7]
On October 26, 2008, The Pantagraph, previously known to swing in favor of Republicans, endorsed Barack Obama for President.[8]
The paper is one of the largest newspapers in terms of circulation in the area. The Pantagraph was the only morning newspaper in east central Illinois until The News-Gazette in nearby Champaign switched to a morning publication in June 2009.
- ^ http://www.lee.net/newspapers/ retrieved on November 29, 2007.
- ^ http://www.pantagraph.com/info/about.php, retrieved on November 29, 2007.
- ^ Littlewood, Tom (June 1980). "Pantagraph ownership passes to California firm". Illinois Issues (Springfield, Illinois: Sangamon State University).
- ^ Garden Island owner buyseight Mainland newspapers
- ^ http://www.lib.niu.edu/ipo/1993/ihy930348.html, retrieved on November 29, 2007.
- ^ http://www.lee.net/walk/visit/bloomington.htm, retrieved on November 29, 2007.
- ^ http://www.week.com/community/Pantagraph, retrieved on November 29, 2007.
- ^ Pantagraph endorses Obama
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Massachusetts is famous for setting a lead. Be it gay marriage or the smoking ban in restaurants, the state has always worked at the cutting edge of politics, and it's no different with food allergies. Last Wednesday, the state's Department of Public Health kicked allergy awareness into high gear when it proposed a set of regulations to implement the Food Allergy Awareness law for restaurants (S. 2701), which passed in Massachusetts last July. I helped draft and lobby for the new law, and now seeing it come to fruition is very fulfilling.
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For Am Yisrael, the sun's movements are subservient to the purpose of our existence.
Israelis now know Arab terrorism isn't caused by Israeli occupation but by ending Israeli occupation
Anti-Semitism is a social toxin that destroys the things that people most cherish and enjoy.
Amb. Cooper highlighted the impact of the Chanukah/Maccabee spirit on America's Founding Fathers
Zealousness has its place and time in Judaism; Thank G-d for heroic actions of the Maccabees!
Israel and the strengthening of the Jewish people in faith and numbers has brought a growing light
"Can you hear what the dead are whispering? Leave Galut, escape to Eretz Israel-Lech lecha!"
3 main messages emerged from this conference: Communications, Community, and Collaboration.
In his short time with the shul, he has managed to activate a Hebrew school with now over 50 children and five teachers.
Recent headlines show escalation of the same attitudes and actions as existed during the Holocaust
How can it be called a failed school when it has only been open a year?
Don't Touch Nixon, He Saved my Life My sentiments too on our late President Nixon. Although my last name does not meet the culture, I have suffered heavily acts of anti semitism over the years(in the work place) when it is learned, (ie), I've taken off for Yom Kippur, just as one example. I truly understand […]
Peace must start from the ground up, not with grand slogans coming from pontificating politicians.
Let's think what OUR interest is, and act according to it.
This past Friday, I went shopping at a local supermarket and noticed a piece of paper on the floor with what looked like Hebrew lettering. On closer examination, I was shocked to see that this small pamphlet with some form off advertising contained the full text of "Krias Shma al Hamitta," (the Shma Israel recited […]
Dear Editor, I read with interest Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu's February 24, 2013 article entitled, Women of the Wall Rabbi Calls Knesset Achashverosh. In 2003, the Israeli Supreme Court issued a decision that allows Women of the Wall to pray at the Kotel once a month on Rosh Hodesh. That is why Women of the Wall only […]
Today is my brother's second yartzheit and a Torah was dedicated in his memory.
I know that some people in heterosexual families see themselves as underdog victims harassed by threatening gays.
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Has anyone else used a surrogate whether for personal or medical reasons? My surrogate used this site while she was pregnant and suggested I try it to find other mummies like myself.
Posted 11/05/2011
I should add that I used surrogates for personal reasons. Mainly my career. I also like to look at it as stimulating the economy because we have employed four surrogates and paid them generously.
Posted 11/05/2011
Oh boy... I'm ready for an exciting Saturday evening in September 2011!
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DS Juan Luis Jr. "JJ" 1/27/10 and DD Isabella Frances 9/7/11
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I'm sorry metsbabe but it's November. I don't understand what you meant by that.
Posted 11/05/2011
This is the September 2011 birth club, for mommas that have babies born in September 2011.
Posted 11/05/2011
she means this post is going to cause all kinds of fun drama. and for the record, the groups name is September 2011 Birth Club, which is why she said september.
And i don't think there is anyone on here who used a surrogate. But i do have a question, if you couldnt sacrifice your career for 9 months of pregnancy, isnt it tough to have 18 years of 4 children affcting your career?
Riley Thomas 3/22/08 Abigail Raine due Sept 28,2011!
Posted 11/05/2011
Our third surrogate delivered our little girl in September. I am guessing that is why she set me up in this group because my daughter is the same age as most of your children. And our last is due in March. It wasn't the time I couldn't sacrifice it was my appearance.
Posted 11/05/2011
What is your occupation?
Posted 11/05/2011
It wasn't the time I couldn't sacrifice it was my appearance.
hmm, your screen name is "veinmama"...makes sense
Posted 11/05/2011
Yes, OP, what is it you do for a living??
Does this rag smell like chloroform to you?
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I'm in the entertainment business. That is how we were able to save enough money to get our precious babies. So it's important that I keep my career to support them.
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debian postfix mail problem
I have a site called troop4051.org and it is at 184.108.40.206. I ran through the perfect Debian setup, and i believe i screwed up with the email again (yes, i've been down this road before, and didn't fix it)
So, here's what i get when i try to login with outlook express using the ip address as the server.
There was a problem logging onto your mail server. Your User Name was rejected. Account: 'mail.troop4051.org', Server: '220.127.116.11', Protocol: POP3, Server Response: '-ERR Unknown AUTHORIZATION state command', Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 0x800CCC90, Error Number: 0x800CCC91
The host 'mail.troop4051.org' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly. Account: 'mail.troop4051.org', Server: 'mail.troop4051.org', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 11004, Error Number: 0x800CCC0D
i have "deselected" the maildir check in ispconfig, but i'm still stuck.
There must be something i'm overlooking. Any idea where i should start looking.
Here's what's in netstat -tap gives me.
sorry, now i'm confusing myself :confused:
OK, so to clarify,
I don't know if mail works at all, because i can't log in using outlook express or the webmail program. The webmail program just says i can't log in using the names and passwords provided. I have tried variations on the names (boo, email@example.com, web3_boo, web3_boo@troop4051) and none seem to work.
Does anyone know a thread or something i could read like "the elementary guide to setting up email in ispconfig".
Any help would be appreciated, and sorry about all the questions at once.
The first problem is that the subdomain "mail" doesn't exist:
# nslookup mail.troop4051.org
You need to create this subdomain in your DNS Control Panel or Zone file. It looks like you have an issue with authentication... (obviously)... but in order to trouble shoot I'll need the output of the server's mail log. On Debian this should be obtained like so
# tail -n100 /var/log/mail.log
If that doesn't work, try to restart inetd:
/etc/init.d/inetd restart
mail server ip
OK, so i'm now in "zoneedit.com"'s site, and i'm going to add an A record for mail.troop4051.org. The question is do i use the main IP for the server (126.96.36.199) or the ip for the site itself (188.8.131.52).
In ISPConfig's software, do i add it under "dns records > troop4051.org > (records tab)" then under the A record, and the MX record, or just the MX record?
uebimiau seems to still not want to let me log in when i just put these variations in ISPConfig's software, but i have not edited zoneedit's info yet.
And Finally,
Under "management > Server > Settings > DNS (tab)" , should i put in a real DNS server, or should i use itself (220.127.116.11)? And, should i check the "Default NX" box?
Sorry, but i keep editing this post,,,,,, This is going to seem a very simplistic question, but in a different post, i read that the mailbox was not created until a mail was sent to the user, how would one send a mail to someone in a non-existant server (unless i'm supposed to from like yahoo mail or somewhere). I know that in slackware, it can be done using "pine", but i don't believe i have this in debian.
Thanks for any help, you linux people rock!
Shawn (green with envy for your knowledge) :D .
You can simply use the command 'mail <username>' and you'll be prompted for "Subject" -> hit enter -> type your message -> hit enter -> hit enter.... and you should be golden.
still nothing, any ideas?
OK, i changed the settings in "management > Server > Settings > DNS (tab)" , and put in the zoneedit dns servers. I added the "A" record for mail.troop4051.org, and the MX record at Zoneedit.
now i can ping mail.troop4051.org, and it gives me the correct ip address of the server (220.127.116.11).
I also changed the settings in ISP Manager > troop4051.org > Basis (tab) , I unchecked "Create DNS:" and "Create DNS-MX:".
Now, i still cannot check email via outlook, i have changed the server settings to use 126.96.36.199 as SMTP- and POP3-server. I still cannot log in however.
When i putty into the machine, and login as web3_boo, it shows that there is mail waiting to be read (thanks themachine for the advice on how to use the mail command line, but i'm still not sure how to put text in the mail body).
I am also still not able to login with Uebimiau.
I'm not sure what i'm doing wrong, i did recreate the server last week because i was having this problem, and i thought i screwed up the installation process the first time. I really don't think i screwed it up this time, or maybe i did, but did the same exact thing i did wrong last time.
Any ideas? Any clue where i should be looking? I'm at such a loss.:confused:
Did you disable Maildir in Management -> Server -> Settings -> Email?
back again
I know this thread has sat dormant for a while, as has my server, but now i'm back and gonna try and get this to work. :)
Anyway, i got the outlook express part to work by enabling "requires secure connection" in outlook's settings.
:) Question One:
Is there any way to change this so it won't require a secure connection for email?
I still don't have eubimiau working properly. No matter who i login as, it just doesn't want to let me in.
:) Question Two:
Is there somewhere i can look and see if it is looking at the right spots on my server so it even knows who the users should be? Some sort of Eubimiau configuration file?
Also, I read on how to disable the user prefix under "management > system config> settings > isp manager". I would like to do this to tidy things up a bit for users, but i don't know if this will cause problems down the road.
:) Question 3:
Would this be generally bad?
I just realized i never posted this,
but when i try logging into the mail system with the Eubimiau, i get the following....
Apr 3 00:19:10 serv1 ipop3d[7520]: pop3 service init from 127.0.0.1
Apr 3 00:19:10 serv1 ipop3d[7520]: Command stream end of file while reading line user=??? host=localhost.localdomain [127.0.0.1]
Thanks in advance to any advice that can be given.
I accept the risk
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