Hi Joerg.
>> Q> [NON-Text Body part not included]
>> Not sure what happenned, but your message was listed as an
>> attachment to a binary message, hence the above.
> It is just a multipart/signed message conforming to RFC 2015 and
> Pine doesn't seem to be able to understand a message/rfc822
> Content-type. True, this is "NON-Text", but I'd expect a MIME
> complient mail client to know about a "message/rfc822" MIME
> type. It certainly is not "binary", though.
Ah...
> BTW, mutt does the right thing, elm basicly... It's just Pine
> that cannot reply to such a message.
> *SIGH*
Here at the University of Aberdeen, there's basically two mailers in
use: The Win9x/WinNT fanatics use Simeon, and everybody else uses
Pine.
I have to admit that I hadn't come across suchlike messages before,
yours being the first I've ever seen where the message itself wasn't
the first part (other than those with a HTML first part only).
>> Many years back, I was involved in a project using a Z8530
>> essentially connected through a parallel port adapter, and I
>> remember having some problems getting that to work. There was
>> some problem concerned with having to acknowledge ALL
>> interrupts, so if one was missed, the thing stopped working
>> until it saw as many acknowledgements as it had issued
>> interrupts.
> I know, but how am I supposed to acknowledge an interrupt I've
> lost? I need some kind of watchdog to find those occurences...
> Well, at least it's rather simple to implement...
I seem to remember that we ended up doing something along the lines of
the following pseudocode...
Q> if we've not rx'd anything for 2 seconds
Q> acknowledge a missed interrupt
Q> treat this as having rx'd something
Q> endif
Best wishes from Riley.
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| in other words, I can implement this XXXX feature, but I bet someone |
| else has already done so and is just about to release their patch. |
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