Hi basic.
basic wrote: > Which version of mozilla are you using? The actual milestone release (at the time of this writing: 0.9.8) on linux (forgot to mention that, sorry!), i386. > I used to have this problem, but > starting with a recent nightly build I don't have any trouble with it at > all. I use the File->Offline->Download/Sync Now... to do it. If you are > using milestones, I would recommend getting mozilla0.9.9 when it is > released. Ack. Before switching to the nightlies, I will wait for 0.9.9 and try that. >> Probably copying all interesting messages to "Local Folder"s? >> Could work, although not that comfortable. But still: How do I keep >> the messages from being deleted in the Local "Archive" Folders? > They shouldn't get deleted at all. All right, "Local Folder"-content doesn't get deleted at all? Then this might be a possible (although uncomfortable way: imaginig active threads which still get replies, one would always have to copy the new messages to the local archive folder). >> How do you guys archive interesting messages, and (more difficult) >> interesting and probaly still living threads? > I just don't allow moz to delete any messages at all right now ;-). Same for me. ;-) (But since that probably won't be that practical forever, there's some kind of countdown clock ticking for us... ;-)) But archiving, interesting messages & threads with some kind of automatic support, should be a needed-feature, shouldn't it? Or is everybody outside there considering usenet too useless to be worth archiving? ;-) > Would love to help Thanks. :-) > I used to use Forte Agent too, now I'm using moz, > will see if we can get back the speed ;-). Definitely, I'm missing some of that. But I won't surrender that fast. > slow, though it has improved alot. I'll post another message when I've > searched bugzilla about the issues you have brought up. Maybe you could > learn to use bugzilla too ;-) Sure, I will also dig into it, as soon as time allows. (Well the one time, I let bugzilla list the complete mail&news-bug-section to get an impression, it ate up 300Meg of memory and swap space, before it showed the list. A very looong list, but one should never lose hope. ;-)) Greetings, UW(e)
