Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 3:06 PM +0200, you wrote:
i also tried out IMAP now and i'm confused, since there is no option
to search, not even in the mail headers...
Did i miss something or is that not possible with TB!
What do you mean no option to search. You have all searching options at 
your disposal.

The search dialog doesn't seem to work since there's no progress bar to 
look at and it always claims the search is complete. However, if you 
wait, the matching messages eventually appear. Uncomfortable interface 
issues, I grant you.

The alt-click and quick searching also work.
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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Allie Martin wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 3:30:23 PM (687 Beats):

 Actually, no. It'll just work, but it wouldn't be as fast as if you had
 all message bodies locally cached.

Well, the only search method that works for me, is the alt-click-method
(how do i return from those search results to normal view). The other two
don't work.

Funny too is, that i can't quoute mails with F4, i only get a blank
template - only a reply works.

 The alt-click and quick searching also work.

 How to use those?

 Hold down the alt button while clicking on any item in the message 
 list.  TB! will list all messages containing the same message list 
 element.
 So if you wish to see all messages from me, just hold down the alt 
 button and click on my name in the message list. You can do the same 
 for message subject, and the various flags. You may wish to see all 
 messages with attachments. Just alt-click on the attachment icon in a 
 message containing an attachment. It's a great feature.

 The quick search works by just typing in the message list field, the 
 string that you're searching for. The quick search will do only message 
 list searches. Not whole message searches.


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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Allie Martin wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 3:30:23 PM (687 Beats):

 Actually, no. It'll just work, but it wouldn't be as fast as if you had
 all message bodies locally cached.

Well, the only search method that works for me, is the alt-click-method
(how do i return from those search results to normal view). The other two
don't work.

Funny too is, that i can't quoute mails with F4, i only get a blank
template - only a reply works.

 The alt-click and quick searching also work.

 How to use those?

 Hold down the alt button while clicking on any item in the message 
 list.  TB! will list all messages containing the same message list 
 element.
 So if you wish to see all messages from me, just hold down the alt 
 button and click on my name in the message list. You can do the same 
 for message subject, and the various flags. You may wish to see all 
 messages with attachments. Just alt-click on the attachment icon in a 
 message containing an attachment. It's a great feature.

 The quick search works by just typing in the message list field, the 
 string that you're searching for. The quick search will do only message 
 list searches. Not whole message searches.


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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
And finally, i see you can sign your messages. However, PGP doesn't seem
to work when i chose my IMAP account as my sending account in templates...

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Ralph Inselsbacher wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 3:50:15 PM (701 Beats):

 And finally, i see you can sign your messages. However, PGP doesn't seem
 to work when i chose my IMAP account as my sending account in templates...

Oops. It sometimes works and sometimes doesn't...

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 3:46 PM +0200, you wrote:
Well, the only search method that works for me, is the
alt-click-method (how do i return from those search results to normal
view). The other two don't work.
Hmmm. Current TB! IMAP is such that I really can't speak with 
confidence about what you should be experiencing. It may very well be 
that the search isn't working for you since, for message body searches, 
TB! queries the server and the search is done on the server. The 
results are then sent back to TB!. This why the search dialog just sits 
there claiming the search was done and no matches found. You wait and 
then the matches suddenly appear.

Funny too is, that i can't quoute mails with F4, i only get a blank
template - only a reply works.
Do you first select what it is you wish to quote? F4 will quote only 
what you select. If nothing is selected, nothing is quoted. Of course, 
you very likely already know this and are just pointing out erratic 
behaviour on your system.

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 3:50 PM +0200, you wrote:
And finally, i see you can sign your messages. However, PGP doesn't
seem to work when i chose my IMAP account as my sending account in
templates...
BTW, I see that you're running a beta version, and a beta version that 
I simply couldn't use for IMAP.

The last decent beta for IMAP was v3.0.2.8. I'd try that one instead.
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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Allie Martin wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 3:58:04 PM (706 Beats):

 Hmmm. Current TB! IMAP is such that I really can't speak with 
 confidence about what you should be experiencing. It may very well be 
 that the search isn't working for you since, for message body searches, 
 TB! queries the server and the search is done on the server. The 
 results are then sent back to TB!. This why the search dialog just sits 
 there claiming the search was done and no matches found. You wait and 
 then the matches suddenly appear.

That's a pity, because Thunderbird and Outlook 2003 really seem to cache
the mails because one can search.

 Do you first select what it is you wish to quote? F4 will quote only 
 what you select. If nothing is selected, nothing is quoted. Of course, 
 you very likely already know this and are just pointing out erratic 
 behaviour on your system.

Sorry, simply forgot 'bout selecting what to quoute before...

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Allie Martin wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 4:00:35 PM (708 Beats):

 BTW, I see that you're running a beta version, and a beta version that 
 I simply couldn't use for IMAP.

AFAIK, my version was is the latest release version... confused now...

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 4:16 PM +0200, you wrote:
That's a pity, because Thunderbird and Outlook 2003 really seem to
cache the mails because one can search.
For IMAP, you don't need to cache mail bodies to search. You shouldn't 
have to do that. ThunderBird doesn't cache mail bodies for searching. 
It queries the server. Same for Mulberry, the client I'm currently 
using most often.

If you have a relatively slow connection, you couldn't do searches if 
you had to cache everything locally for searching.

I've never used Outlook, so I can't speak for it.
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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Ralph Inselsbacher
Allie Martin wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 4:26:03 PM (726 Beats):

 For IMAP, you don't need to cache mail bodies to search. You shouldn't 
 have to do that. ThunderBird doesn't cache mail bodies for searching. 
 It queries the server. Same for Mulberry, the client I'm currently 
 using most often.

You're right. Neither Thunderbird nor Outlook do cache. It seems my
provider doesn't offer a server-search, so my only way to search are
message headers. As for bandwith: i use a 2mbit line, so that shouldn't be
the bottleneck, i guess.

Gotta try out the newer version you mentioned...

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 4:20 PM +0200, you wrote:
AFAIK, my version was is the latest release version... confused now...
Don't be. I'm the one confused. You're right!!! Sorry. :)
IMAP is always changing. It's like a sinus wave of improvements and 
setbacks.

I'd say IMAP was at a peak with the beta version 3.0.2.8.
It then took a steep dip in reliability with the introduction of 
multiple server connection support with v3.0.2.10 .

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Re: IMAP and searching?

2005-03-28 Thread Allie Martin
Hi Ralph,
  On 28/3/2005 4:48 PM +0200, you wrote:
As for bandwith: i use a 2mbit line, so that shouldn't be
the bottleneck, i guess.
That depends on the throughput your IMAP server allows. Bandwidth 
throttling may be there. However, if you are getting a 2Mbit connection 
then it shouldn't be a problem for you to retrieve all message bodies 
to  cache for searching.

Gotta try out the newer version you mentioned...
Yes.
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