Greetings,
seth spitzer wrote:
>> I don't know if this question has been asked before. (deja.com does
>> not seams to carry this newsgroup).
> see news://news.mozilla.org/3A427646.6060606%40netscape.com
Thanks for the info.
According the mozilla website is "deja" supposted to archive these
newsgroups, but I haven't found them! (Perhaps they disappeared with the
'move' to google).
>> I've been trying both netscape 6.01 and mozilla 0.9 (on Mandrake
>> 7.1/i386).
>> I seam to get some problem with the browser, but I am quit impressed
>> with the mail/news client.
>> (Well, IMAP-support does give a 'core-dump' sometimes).
> can you start some bugs on these core dumps with some stack traces or
> talkback incident ids?
First, I'll try to get an additional IMAP-account first.
(Don't get me wrong, but as I am network admin at an ISP, I guess the
IT-security-people whould simply kill me if I would sent 'traces' with
my mail userid and password in it outside the company). ;-)
Is there somewhere some explanation on how exactly I am supposed to
'collect' these stack traces?
>> But, it would be interesting to have a 'stand-alone' version of the
>> mail/news client; completely separated from the browser. Now, if the
>> browser coredumps for some reason; the mail-client dies too; so it
>> would be interested to have some 'barrier' between the two.
> right, if they were seperate processes, nav could crash without killing
> mail news (and vice versa).
Yep, that's it.
I've been looking for a good mail-client on linux for some time now (I
do find 'pine' good for it's simplicity speed and ease-of-use; but it's
lacks some features I do want) and mozilla's mail-client seams to go a
long-way!
>> So, is it possible to 'make' such a version; or do there exist
>> pre-compiled version for it!
> There's no way to do that right now.
> I think the reverse is possible. You can build navigator without mail &
> news, using --disable-mailnews or something.
> There is no precompiled version of mail&news without navigator.
To bad!
Well, that's life!
Cheerio! Kr. Bonne.
