I have not been getting my daily newsletter

I have not been getting my daily newsletter could you please send me my newsletter

...& you've waited 7 years!

Welcome to posting on LQ sportman12, but it seems you've been here a while.

Please review this link for more information about how to best ask your questions. It is rather unclear what exact newsletter you're referring too.

- RT

rtmistler do you send Receive Zero Reply Email ?

Originally Posted by sportman12 rtmistler do you send Receive Zero Reply Email ?

Sorry, still not understanding your question.

I'm familiar with email and familiar with zero reply email, however your original question was stating that you haven't received a newsletter.

rtmistler what is zero reply email is it sent to you like a newsletter ?

Hello and welcome to LQ. You were pointed here because a fellow LQ member feels the thread you started doesn't meet the minimum threshold that would enable us to help you. We understand that Linux can be intimidating for new members, and we really do want to help. That said, please understand that LQ is not a help desk, customer service line for a product you purchased or willing to do your homework (although we are happy to assist you with specifics, if you show some effort of your own!). We're a 100% volunteer organization that wants to help you help yourself.

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Originally Posted by sportman12 rtmistler what is zero reply email is it sent to you like a newsletter ?

Instead of guessing what newsletter is sent daily, or what format it is it presented in, perhaps this can help.
For a title or even a response to the already asked couple of questions, I'd suggest a meaningful reply
like "I haven't been getting the Zero Reply Newsletter on a daily basis."

You aren't telling us anything.

I have not been getting this where do I Sub to this

LinuxQuestions.org Zero Reply Threads
to go to my Inbox
LinuxQuestions.org Zero Reply Threads

Originally Posted by sportman12 I have not been getting this where do I Sub to this LinuxQuestions.org Zero Reply Threads to go to my Inbox LinuxQuestions.org Zero Reply Threads

Hi...

I'm still not entirely sure what you mean.

To my knowledge, you have to subscribe to the individual threads you want notifications for, not the entire page of zero reply threads. Can you show us what you are referring to?

Also, does LQ have your correct email address to send notices to?

Regards...

advark here is what I mean LinuxQuestions.org Zero Reply Threads you could get this or threads sent to your inbox ?



inuxQuestions.org Mailer


Here are the last 25 threads with no replies. Your help is greatly appreciated.

Removing cisco rules (Linux - Networking)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550099 (Started by trscookie)

How do I read all the data from a serial port? (Linux - Software)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550098 (Started by rpbulls)

Permissions for bridged network with Qemu (Linux - Virtualization and Cloud)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550092 (Started by gezley)

Constant stream of "IPv4: martian source" and "FIREWALL:INPUT" after plugging eth0 in (Linux - Networking)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550088 (Started by lolwtfidk)

Outputting to two sound cards with ALSA (Linux - Software)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550078 (Started by maples)

Link a Dynamic library built from a higher version gcc? (Linux - Software)
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...did=4175550072 (Started by MichelleL)

Would this possibly be the Community Bulletin? It contains info on zero reply threads and other stuff but it's not a daily thing, monthly I reckon. I've no idea how you subscribe though, it just turns up!

Play Bonny!

I do not believe that you can subscribe to the zero reply search result like you can subscribe to a forum.

How do you subscribe Community Bulletin and zero reply threads ?

Originally Posted by sportman12 How do you subscribe Community Bulletin and zero reply threads ?

As a member of LQ you should get occasional email from LQ. That is to say when Jeremy chooses to post a bulletin. I actually do not believe that it is periodic.

As said before, I do not believe you can subscribe to anything to know about zero reply threads.

Note that using the LQ web interface there is a Quick Links menu which gives you "Zero Reply Threads" as well as "New Posts".

Both of those options I find to be very helpful.

Remember that there are always new threads, and hence those are zero reply threads. Each of them ceases to be "zero reply" once someone has replied to them. But that doesn't mean they're unworthy of your review. Hence why I also check "New Posts" and just browse the list of those.