On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 17:58:51 -0700 (Mountain Standard Time) Ed Vazquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
EV> 3 - In having to use Mahogany as part of my job as the EV> "spam-cop" for my workplace, I generally read things as plain EV> text. But of course, my coworkers being the good MS sock EV> puppets they are, send everything in either HTML or in RTF. Are EV> there any plans to add "strip" functionality (by configuration I EV> would think) with either a general Preferences flag or as an EV> alternate viewer? That would ease my end-user experience EV> greatly. I'm a bit confused... What would you like? To not see HTML/RTF at all? Then this is already possible. Or to see them by translating them to text somehow? This is not possible but I don't really know why would you want it neither as any client (OE included) should send multipart/alternative messages including both HTML/RTF and plain text anyhow. EV> 1 - My home e-mail server is set up to run IMAP across TLS. EV> This means using the standard imaps port of 993 (see EV> http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers for verification). No, TLS means to use SSL over normal IMAP connection with help of the STARTTLS command. 993 is for imaps and this is what Mahogany calls "Use SSL only". BTW, imaps is deprecated and the imap + STARTTLS is preferred. I think there is a confusion due to unfortunate choice of words in Mahogany interface. TLS here really means STARTTLS and not TLS 1 as opposed to SSL 2/3. EV> Unfortunately, there seems to be a situation similar to Bug EV> Report #632 (which was IMAP/SSL) in that when I select "Use TLS EV> Only" from the "Access" window, Mahogany attempts to connect via EV> port 143 as it would with a non-encrypted connection: This is correct. "Use TLS only" means to connect to the port 143 and issue STARTTLS IMAP command if the server supports it, otherwise fail (this is the difference with the default which would still use STARTTLS if the server supports it but fail to unsecure connection otherwise). EV> Setting to "Use SSL Only" does connect on the correct port, but EV> then fails as my system does not speak SSL for remote IMAP, only EV> TLS (by design, since I'm the only one using my home system). Mahogany should handle both... What is your server? EV> 2 - Running the "Wrap" fuctions is slightly frustrating at EV> times. Yes, it's broken :-( Unfortunately the person who has written the code seem to have disappeared and I don't really know how it works. Will try to look. Please enter a bug (if it isn't there already) describing how to reproduce this behaviour as precisely as possible. TIA! EV> 3 - Finally, the same issue that I've seen come up time and EV> again... When using a signature file, even with the "$CURSOR" EV> variable set at the top of the template definition, the first EV> keystrokes appear at the end of the signature instead of where I EV> thought the cursor was. I seem to recall that this was to be EV> fixed in a later version (I first ran into it in v0.64.0) but I EV> haven't seen any changes. Please enter this as a bug (after checking it's not there already...) as well. Thanks, VZ ------------------------------------------------------- The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration See the breadth of Eclipse activity. February 3-5 in Anaheim, CA. http://www.eclipsecon.org/osdn _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
