Re: [BayesIt] Bayesit misses spam when The Bat! first opened

2003-10-10 Thread Januk Aggarwal
Hello Leif,

On Thursday, October 9, 2003 at 08:40 GMT -0600, a witness saw Leif
Gregory [LG] commit:

LG Well, I'm guessing it's about time to put this thread to rest.

Yes, please. ;-)  I know, I'm coming late to the party, but the
seemingly obvious and appropriate solution is yet again being
overlooked. 

LG I'd imagine that eventually, there won't be much differentiation to
LG new users what constitutes the base TB software and what constitutes
LG an add-on.

I agree.

LG To them it'll be the whole package, and a problem with an
LG add-on will be a problem with TB in their eyes. Therefore, I think
LG that ultimately, things will be better served by keeping them on
LG TBBETA and TBUDL.

Why not TBTECH and TBUDL?  Really, think about regexps.  When they
were first introduced in TB, they were discussed in immense detail in
TBUDL.  There were lots of complaints and so TBTECH was set up for
*advanced* discussions of TB related issues.  That doesn't mean there
is no discussion on TBUDL or TBBETA, just that in-depth discussions
get pushed to TBTECH.  Now regexp support is good enough that the only
time regexps need to be discussed on TBBETA is when the template engine
changes and major template overhauls are necessary.  How often does
that happen?

If you still don't believe that regexps and plugins should be treated
the same way, consider:
 - Both are for advanced users.
 - Both extend functionality.  Some may argue that the functionality
   should be included natively in TB, but:
 - Neither plugins nor regexps are necessary for a good chunk of
   users.
 - Many people feel they have no hope of understanding either, but
   want the functionality.
 - Not very many people are actively developing plugins or regexps
   publicly on theses lists. Although, privately, who knows?

The parallels are uncanny.

As I see it, plugin support is not a BETA issue anymore since the
feature exists in the official release. The plugin interface seems to
be stable, though I suppose Alexey or Stefan are about the only ones
who could say for sure. As such, it seems TBBETA is the absolute
*worst* list[1] for these discussions. *ANY* of the other lists[1]
would be more appropriate. Yes, the plugins themselves may be in beta
stages, but by that same token, so are many of the regexp based
templates that get developed on TBTECH.

Heck, even if you really don't want TBTECH to be polluted, then why
was TBDEV created?  If it isn't for the discussion of the development
of plugins (which would include user feedback), it seems to be a
pointless list. 

I don't think it is reasonable for the moderators to delegate this
decision onto the members.  Sure, read the arguments, but then make a
decision amongst yourselves and let us know.  This is *not* a
democracy, it is a friendly dictatorship and you guys are doing a
fantastic job.  Don't forget though, the reason it has worked so well
is because you established clear rules and enforce them vigilantly.  I
don't see how this topic is any different.

LG It just means that Marck, Allie, and I will have to come up with new
LG trouting templates for people who post non-beta add-ons to TBBETA and
LG vice-versa! ;-)

Just mutate the trout you use for regexp discussions that go too far on
TBUDL.  ;-)


[1] The lists referenced are the @thebat.dutaint.com lists of course.

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Re[2]: [BayesIt] Bayesit misses spam when The Bat! first opened

2003-10-10 Thread Neal Laugman
Thursday, October 9, 2003, 10:38:14 PM, Januk wrote:

LG Well, I'm guessing it's about time to put this thread to rest.

JA Yes, please. ;-)  I know, I'm coming late to the party, but the
JA seemingly obvious and appropriate solution is yet again being
JA overlooked.

snip

JA I don't think it is reasonable for the moderators to delegate this
JA decision onto the members.  Sure, read the arguments, but then make a
JA decision amongst yourselves and let us know.  This is *not* a
JA democracy, it is a friendly dictatorship and you guys are doing a
JA fantastic job.  Don't forget though, the reason it has worked so well
JA is because you established clear rules and enforce them vigilantly.  I
JA don't see how this topic is any different.

Here is some clarity of thought. Whenever I am in a management
position, this too is my essential theme. Good luck Marck, Allie and
Leif.

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Re: Decoding of MIMEd messages

2003-10-10 Thread Dirk Zemisch
Hello Stefan, hello TBBETA,

   Another strange thing two of us encountered last night: TB didn't
   decode our messages correctly. We sent each other encrypted
   messages, both PGP/MIME, hence base64 encoded. Upon opening and
   decrypting them, they stayed unreadable as if they were still b64ed.

 Please provide us the message source for examining...

The error allways occurs in 2.0.22 Is it in BT? I haven't found it
there.

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Re: [BayesIt REQUEST] White- and blacklist.

2003-10-10 Thread Gnther Eisele
Hei,

Danya wrote:

 There is one program -- The Bat! Filter Commander. See this link
 http://tirna.narod.ru/ You can use it for copying filters from one
 account to another. If you can't read russian, I can give you an
 exact link to the file. By the way, program has an english interface

The link doesn't currently work - the host is not found. Do you know if
this is just a temporary problem, if the location has moved, or if the
file/the homepage doesn't exist anymore?

Best regards from Berlin
Günther

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Re: [BayesIt] Bayesit misses spam when The Bat! first opened

2003-10-10 Thread Leif Gregory
Hello Neal,

Friday, October 10, 2003, 1:12:24 AM, you wrote:
NL Here is some clarity of thought. Whenever I am in a management
NL position, this too is my essential theme. Good luck Marck, Allie
NL and Leif.

Maybe I wasn't entirely clear in my message. What we're trying to do
is to give you all a say in where to put it. Yes, it is essentially a
dictatorship (moderation), but we're also flexible and open-minded.
The TB lists are a community, and as such, designed to support the
users of TB in the best possible fashion.

We could easily make a decision, but we'd like to hear from you all as
well.

I don't have any problem sticking the add-ons discussion on TBTECH,
but I don't belive TBDEV is the right place for it. Eventually, I
foresee TBDEV getting a lot of programming threads etc.

However, there's nothing saying that if we put add-ons on TBDEV and
later decide that it'd be better somewhere else that we couldn't move
it.

Right now plugins are dealing with Macros and Anti-SPAM, but I can see
it going much further in the future (newsgroups, PIM, regexp
generators etc.) Not knowing where it will take us, I'm guessing that
at some point down the road, the plugins will be used by everyday
users and not just by power-users. Then again, I've been wrong before.
Just look at TBLH (TB List Hosters, a list run by TB for people who
want to use TB as a list server). I thought it'd have a good deal of
traffic. It sees a couple messages a month at most.




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Re[2]: [BayesIt REQUEST] White- and blacklist.

2003-10-10 Thread Daniel Liakhov
Hello Günther,

Friday, October 10, 2003, 7:10:48 PM, you wrote:

GE The link doesn't currently work - the host is not found. Do you know if
GE this is just a temporary problem, if the location has moved, or if the
GE file/the homepage doesn't exist anymore?

Here the exact link is:
http://tirna.narod.ru/soft/files/setup_tbfc120.exe

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Re: [BayesIt REQUEST] White- and blacklist.

2003-10-10 Thread Michael Geyer
Hi Günther and list,

On Friday, October 10, 2003 at 17:10:48 GMT +0200 (which was 17:10
where I live) Günther Eisele wrote (at least in parts) and made these
valuable points on the subject of [BayesIt REQUEST] White- and
blacklist.:


 The link doesn't currently work - the host is not found. Do you know if
 this is just a temporary problem, if the location has moved, or if the
 file/the homepage doesn't exist anymore?

I can't give you an authorative answer but the link _did_ work a
couple of days ago when I downloaded the commander

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Re: Strange thing happened with the Bat today

2003-10-10 Thread Timothy Casten
Hi Allie,

Thursday, October 9, 2003, 6:20:19 PM, you wrote:
 I forgot to mention antispam proxies or plugins being possible culprits.
 Again, it doesn't matter if they previously worked OK.. Last of all, it
 could be a message on the server that's particularly problematic.

I have checked and done everything and can't figure it out.  However one thing that is 
happening now that never did before is the bat is leaving tmp files on the desktop 
after i get aggravated and stop downloads.  So it appears that it has downloaded the 
mails but the connection center is still showing them to be downloaded.  In otherwords 
Connection Center seems to be lagging behind the actual events.
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keyboard shortcuts?

2003-10-10 Thread Paul A. Thiessen
Is there a current list of keyboard shortcuts/commands for TB2?

It seems like this *REALLY* should go in the help file somewhere... ;)

 - Paul

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Manual Filters, and IMAP Accounts

2003-10-10 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hi Guys,

Does anybody use any manual filters with IMAP accounts?  I've noticed a
small issue with them.  They do work, but from time to time cause AVs
while running.  I managed to find the cause of the error.  If the messages
you're proccessing are not in the local cache, it seems to always cause an
AV when trying to process the filter.  I tested this theory out by setting
a folder's sync option to be full message, then ran the same filters,
and didn't get an AV.  However running manual filters on IMAP accounts
cause TB to 'freeze' while it's trying to do anything, and it causes my
machine to grind to a halt sometimes.  I'm using 2.00.22 on windows XP.

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Re: Manual Filters, and IMAP Accounts

2003-10-10 Thread Gary
Hi Jonathan,

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 12:30:36 -0500 (CDT) GMT (10/10/2003, 12:30 PM +0500
GMT my time), Jonathan Angliss wrote:

J Does anybody use any manual filters with IMAP accounts?  I've noticed a
J small issue with them.  They do work, but from time to time cause AVs
J while running.

I have never been able to use any filtering, manual or otherwise, working
from the main INBOX, from TB! and IMAP. I am using 2 IMAPS servers both of
which utilize Maildir format.

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Re: keyboard shortcuts?

2003-10-10 Thread daniel hahler
on Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:23:28 -0400 Paul A. Thiessen wrote:

PAT Is there a current list of keyboard shortcuts/commands for TB2?

Alt-F12.. :)


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