Re[3]: NAV2000 and TB!

2000-09-03 Thread diggity

Hello Vladimir,

Saturday, September 02, 2000, 3:33:23 PM, you wrote:

VM Hello Warren,

VM Saturday, September 02, 2000, 10:23:05 PM, you wrote:


VM Well NAV is known as very stupid anti-virus program which has very low
VM possibilities for finding new (cloned) viruses. It's heruistic methods
VM are bad. Same performace is with McAfee. Again I suggest AVP!


Is AVP's website http://www.avp.ch/ ? or is it something else.


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Bat! Netscape

2000-09-03 Thread John Phillips


Hi fellow Bat! fans,

  Sorry if this has been covered before - how do I make the Bat! open
  if I click on a mailto address in a Netscape Web Page?  No troubles
  In IE where you can set up the default mailer, etc., but in
  Netscape??

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Re[2]: %COOKIE

2000-09-03 Thread John Phillips

Hello

Wednesday, August 30, 2000, 12:10:08 AM, you wrote:

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MDP Hi John,

MDP On 29 August 2000 at 09:18:24 GMT +1000 (which was 00:18 where I
MDP live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject
MDP of "%COOKIE":

JP   Having trouble with %COOKIE macro. Works ok in folder if I press
JP F5 for new message, however if I reply to a message the tag always
JP shows as Cannot open file "C:\My Documents\tags.txt". Happens in a
JP few folders only; However this problem does not arise when I reply
JP to Bat! mail. Queer..

JP I have the cookies in the template, and do not point to any text file,
JP although in a previous Bat! life I must admit I did.

JP Is this a known / unknown bug?  Any fix?

MDP I used to get this happening and it was because of a vestige of an old
MDP template  which was cutting in unintended. There is nothing for it but
MDP to  visit  every  folder and every address book entry to eliminate all
MDP remaining references.

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Thanks for the tip - the template from the folder had only %COOKIE;
the same address in the address book had also the file pointer.

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Arabic Characters (was CJK again)

2000-09-03 Thread Assad Toorab

Hello tracer,

On  03  September 2000, you wrote and made these points on the subject
of "CJK (again)":

t secondly what do you mean by unreadable? wrong letters in Arabic, no
t Arabic but other symbols? wrong direction?

   No Arabic, but other symbols!

t As a first thing I would say your editing font likely is set to the
t wrong one. try locating a monospaced one, ie all letters same width...
t I know esthetically not that nice but try it.

   Thanks  Tracer.  I  think the problem has much to do with my fonts.
   They are not monospaced.

t Secondly I totally forgot what ascii numbers are used by Arabic but
t I would be surprised if they used the same positions as abc. So
t you may have to tell the Bat where every symbol is in those
t translation tables...

   Guess  I  should also try to create a new Xlat table for the Arabic
   font,  but  the  trouble is that I don't know how to do it. Is it a
   difficult process?

   Thanks.
   
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Re[4]: NAV2000 and TB!

2000-09-03 Thread Vladimir Mincev

Hello diggity,

Sunday, September 03, 2000, 8:18:31 AM, you wrote:

dfc Hello Vladimir,

dfc Saturday, September 02, 2000, 3:33:23 PM, you wrote:

VM Hello Warren,

VM Saturday, September 02, 2000, 10:23:05 PM, you wrote:


VM Well NAV is known as very stupid anti-virus program which has very low
VM possibilities for finding new (cloned) viruses. It's heruistic methods
VM are bad. Same performace is with McAfee. Again I suggest AVP!


dfc Is AVP's website http://www.avp.ch/ ? or is it something else.


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ftp://ftp.ontinet.com
ftp://ftp.polbox.com.pl/library/!avp/
ftp://volftp.tin.it/pub2/avp
ftp://ftp.avp.tm
ftp://ftp.antivirus.com.au

WWW-Sites
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http://www.avp.ru
http://www.avp.com
http://www.avp.ch/ (Switzerland)
http://www.usa.avp.ch/ (U.S. backup site)
http://www.avp.it
http://www.scandsecure.se
http://www.ontinet.com/
http://www.polbox.com.pl/vacimex/
http://www.et.put.poznan.pl/~michal
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http://www.fuhs.de
http://www.avp-france.com
http://www.datarescue.com
http://www.avp.tm
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I think this list is enough for everybody.

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Accounts handling

2000-09-03 Thread Vladimir Mincev

Hello The Bat! lovers,

One very short question: How can I move accounts up or down?
Now they are all mixed! I wanna make some order, my accounts up,
others down.

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Re[2]: NAV2000 and TB!

2000-09-03 Thread Vladimir Mincev

Hello tracer,

Sunday, September 03, 2000, 3:23:04 AM, you wrote:

t Hello Vladimir Mincev,
t On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 00:33:23 +0200 GMT your local time,
t which was Sunday, September 03, 2000, 5:33:23 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
t Vladimir Mincev wrote:

 Well NAV is known as very stupid anti-virus program which has very
 low possibilities for finding new (cloned) viruses. It's heruistic
 methods are bad. Same performace is with McAfee. Again I suggest
 AVP!

t same performance isnt surprising since Mcafee nicked part of the
t Symantec code before they bought  Dr Solomons and the Av part
t wasnt the only sw Symantec found pieces of their code.

Good to know how it was done! I hate monopolizing of big companies
such as MicroSoft, Symantec... For example I *hate* that AtGuard was
bought by Symantec. AtGuard was freeware, and now you must buy it as
Norton Internet Security 2000 (NAV is implemented in it!). One more
thing, it's size was 1.5 Mb, and now it is 43 Mb (NAV is 27 Mb +
AtGurd is 1.5 Mb =lets say even 30 Mb, question: What happened with 13
Mb? Gone on make-up?). That is all for now... This is not one of the
topics of this mailing list so I apologize to list moderators!

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Re: NAV2000 and TB!

2000-09-03 Thread A . Curtis Martin

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On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 15:03:27 +0200, Vladimir Mincev wrote:

VM Good to know how it was done! I hate monopolizing of big companies
VM such as MicroSoft, Symantec... For example I *hate* that AtGuard was
VM bought by Symantec. AtGuard was freeware, and now you must buy it as
VM Norton Internet Security 2000 (NAV is implemented in it!). One more
VM thing, it's size was 1.5 Mb, and now it is 43 Mb (NAV is 27 Mb +
VM AtGurd is 1.5 Mb =lets say even 30 Mb, question: What happened with
VM 13 Mb? Gone on make-up?). That is all for now... This is not one of
VM the topics of this mailing list so I apologize to list moderators!

No need to apologize, but lets make this the last post on AVP, OK? Use
TBOT for any further discussions on this.

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Re: Arabic Characters (was CJK again)

2000-09-03 Thread tracer

Hello Assad Toorab,
On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 16:19:40  +0400 GMT your local time,
which was Sunday, September 03, 2000, 7:19:40 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Assad Toorab wrote:


 Hello tracer,

 On  03  September 2000, you wrote and made these points on the subject
 of "CJK (again)":

t secondly what do you mean by unreadable? wrong letters in Arabic, no
t Arabic but other symbols? wrong direction?

No Arabic, but other symbols!

t As a first thing I would say your editing font likely is set to the
t wrong one. try locating a monospaced one, ie all letters same width...
t I know esthetically not that nice but try it.

Thanks  Tracer.  I  think the problem has much to do with my fonts.
They are not monospaced.

t Secondly I totally forgot what ascii numbers are used by Arabic but
t I would be surprised if they used the same positions as abc. So
t you may have to tell the Bat where every symbol is in those
t translation tables...

Guess  I  should also try to create a new Xlat table for the Arabic
font,  but  the  trouble is that I don't know how to do it. Is it a
difficult process?

Have a look with charactermap (ie under accesories / system tools )
and look what it shows with an English and what with an Arabic font.
Essentially you have to look at the keyboard you use to see what lines
up with what. Obviously the program or OS should take care of the
different shapes of the letters depending where you type them.
As said no idea if that would work in the Bat...


Thanks.
   


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pgp key and smartcards

2000-09-03 Thread plaga

hi list

is it possible to store the entire private key into a smartcard and use
this card with the bat ? 

if not, this would be a nice feature for future versions, cause with this
feature you can use the key on your computer on work without any privacy
problems..

and by the way... is there a possibility to develop a kind of plugin for
that problem ?

i would be very pleased to get an answer

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Re: Arabic Characters (was CJK again)

2000-09-03 Thread tracer

Hello Assad Toorab,

I loaded arabic into my windows 2000 (wanted to do that anyway at some
time).
Try fixed system font.
Some of the mono spaced fonts seem not to have all the characters.
With keyboard switched to arabic , and remembering I havent got an
Arabic keyboard, at least most of the keys seemed to type logically,
ie producing a character which was an arabic one.   In NOTEPAD!!
With shape changing even if likely what I typed was utter rubbish...
In the bat allas, it produces the normal characters as it hasnt got
the translation table or at least it hasnt got it in my system as I
forgot to install the language  part...




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Tbot? (was: Re[2]: NAV2000 and TB!)

2000-09-03 Thread Marc Weinmann

A,

Sunday, September 03, 2000, 10:15:15 AM, you wrote:

ACM No need to apologize, but lets make this the last post on AVP, OK? Use
ACM TBOT for any further discussions on this.

What is TBOT? Another mailing list? Got a link?

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Re: Tbot? (was: Re[2]: NAV2000 and TB!)

2000-09-03 Thread A . Curtis Martin

On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 13:36:36 -0400, Marc Weinmann wrote:

ACM No need to apologize, but lets make this the last post on AVP, OK? Use
ACM TBOT for any further discussions on this.

MW What is TBOT? Another mailing list? Got a link?

It stands for The Bat! off Topic list. It was started by a member of
this discussion list during the days when off-topic discussions were
really common and the dead horse flag was getting the broken record
status. g It has indeed helped a lot in this regard.

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Re[2]: External filter kludge?

2000-09-03 Thread ztrader

On Saturday, September 02, 2000, 6:27:26 PM, you wrote:

JA  You want TB to fetch your mail from the server, export it, have an
JA  external program process it and then import it back into TB?

Yes. The sticking point is to get TB to process the import as though
it were coming from my ISP via POP3.

JA  If that's the case, do you already have the external program, or are
JA  you planning on writing one for this task?

I was going to write one. I'm using Spam Bouncer now and it is VERY
good at classifying spam. If any of you run with a shell account or on
*nix, you might check this out.

It does so by using a numeric weighting of many different rules and
detection techniques. Unfortunately, this is a procmail script, and I
have not been able to find a way to run it under Windoze. I was
considering using the same techniques in a pgm I could run in Win.

JA Either way, there may be
JA  a less complicated solution for what you want.

I'm all ears :-)...

JA  My suggestion would be, get a program that will act like a local mail
JA  server (Hamster springs to mind, but I'm sure there are lots of other
JA  ones).  Hopefully you can find one that will store the messages in a
JA  plain text file format.

This is a bit of a problem. I have not seen one in my search that
looks like it produces text files. M$ seems pervasive :-((.

JA Once you do that, have your filtering program
JA  run on this server file.  When that's complete, TB could just
JA  download the mail like normal, except it would get it from your local
JA  server instead of your ISP.

Would I have a conflict with other proxies? I now run Proxomitron (and
like it a lot) on localhost. How would I run both?

JA  If this is not acceptable, then how about creating a second account
JA  (account B)in TB.  SNIP  Also, under
JA  Networking and Administration, select "Allow Local Delivery."  This
JA  just bypasses your ISP's mail server.

I was thinking of using the 2-account technique in my original post;
one to download and send to the external pgm, and the second to be my
'real' account that would get the processed mail as an *input*.

From Help:
When "Allow Local Delivery" is on, the outgoing messages addressed to
local users, are dispatched directly and put into appropriate message
bases instead of sending them to SMTP server.

Is a "message base" another account folder? If so, could I make a rule
that just 'puts' it in the other account folder, or do I actually have
to 'forward' the message to the other account?

JA In fact, you can make it so
JA  Account B can not access your ISP's mail server, and this should
JA  work.

This would be a good idea.

JA  Run a manual filter on this subfolder.  This
JA  manual folder should redirect your messages to the address specified
JA  in account A (eg [EMAIL PROTECTED]), and delete them from the
JA  subfolder.

I'm a bit confused - why do I have to run the filter manually?

JA Now your messages will be processed as though you were
JA  downloading them off of your mail server.

This is what I was looking for! If so, all the many rules will still
work.

JA Hope this  helped.
 
This helped a LOT

Thanks VERY much!!!

Ever closer to the spam filter...

ztrader

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Re: External filter kludge?

2000-09-03 Thread tracer

Hello ztrader,
On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 11:43:26 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was Monday, September 04, 2000, 1:43:26 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
ztrader wrote:


 On Saturday, September 02, 2000, 6:27:26 PM, you wrote:

JA  You want TB to fetch your mail from the server, export it, have an
JA  external program process it and then import it back into TB?

 Yes. The sticking point is to get TB to process the import as though
 it were coming from my ISP via POP3.

JA  If that's the case, do you already have the external program, or are
JA  you planning on writing one for this task?

 I was going to write one. I'm using Spam Bouncer now and it is VERY
 good at classifying spam. If any of you run with a shell account or on
 *nix, you might check this out.

Is this bouncing spam back with all the correct headers like the
address is wrong so they remove you off the list

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Re[2]: External filter kludge?

2000-09-03 Thread ztrader

On Sunday, September 03, 2000, 6:15:10 PM, you wrote:

t Is this bouncing spam back with all the correct headers like the
t address is wrong so they remove you off the list

Nope - I have mine set to not bounce anything. But, you can set it up
to bounce, to bounce with a nasty message, to report spam to
abuse-whatever, and a whole host of other options if you want to get
really detailed about what to do. (You could even have it send an
email to your local congressman, with the offending post attached :-).
It's quite flexible...

ztrader

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Vanishing email?

2000-09-03 Thread ztrader

I have noticed several times that the number of emails being recovered
does not seem to match the number of new emails shown. For example, TB
just got '1 of 1' emails, but no new email shows up! I do not have any
filtered to 'mark as read' in this account. Any idea what is
happening?

Thanks,
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Re: Vanishing email?

2000-09-03 Thread Januk Aggarwal

Hello ztrader,


On  Sunday, September 03, 2000  at  21:10:52 GMT -0700 (which was 9:10 PM
where I live) witnesses say ztrader typed:

 I have noticed several times that the number of emails being recovered
 does not seem to match the number of new emails shown. For example, TB
 just got '1 of 1' emails, but no new email shows up! I do not have any
 filtered to 'mark as read' in this account. Any idea what is
 happening?

Check your filters, maybe you have one that is deleting the messages,
or perhaps it is marking them as read.  Also, try doing a find on all
folders for messages from today (Look under the advanced tab of the
find utility.)

Hopefully you have your account set to leave messages on the server
for a few days.  That way you shouldn't loose too much mail.

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