Greetings: Has anyone else experienced this? Our ISP's dial up
mailbox get's "strange" when it receives a message from one of our
correspondents, only one.
When fetching any amount of mail the screen reports "Seqmentation
Fault" only when one of his messages is in the box.. Subsequent
fetches shows that the read mail was not purged even though the
proper flag was set with our mail client; FetchPop.. Fetching is
normal as long as his message is absent. ( He emails from any of eight
machines at a Library in Florida, presumably with M$ software.) ( Most
of the machines send quoted printable which is a pain. :^)..)
On the next fetch we get the entire bunch of messages again, and
this can go on ad infinitum until I go into the mailbox manually and
flush it using FetchMail..
Dunno if our setup means anything, but we are running Slackware7.1
with kernel 2.2.16..
This may be "one of those things," but thought I'd ask anyway. TIA.
Hal - in Terra Alta, WV A M$ Free Environment
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