Re: Show from during download

2000-02-05 Thread Clemens 'Gullevek' Schwaighofer

Hello Mark,

Friday, February 04, 2000, 12:47:08 PM, Mark Aston wrote:

 The   way   I   achieve   this,   is  to  set  the  maximum  size  in
 Account|Properties  Mail  Management, set to leave on server, download
 header  only.  Then  if  you  don't  want  the  message  you  can  use
 Account|Dispatch Mail On Server to delete it.
 HTH

CGS The last time I did this, I lost the whole mail. Neither did I have it
CGS in my INBOX, nor it was left on my POP server ... So I don' trust it ...

 Confirmed,  I had not tried this feature for a while, so I just tested
 it,  it  seems  once the header is downloaded that the message is gone
 from the server. I personally don't mind this, I will not download any
 large  messages  no  matter  who they are from, sending large files by
 mail is very inefficient and I prefer an ftp link.

sure, ftp ist much better, but not all have an access to a ftp-server ^^
So, I think it would be fine, if the mail would stay on the server until
I (!!) say, that it should be downloaded or deleted!

Best regards, Clemens
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Re: Show from during download

2000-02-05 Thread Mark Aston

Hi Clemens,

Saturday, February 05, 2000, 8:47:11 PM, you wrote:

 Confirmed,  I had not tried this feature for a while, so I just tested
 it,  it  seems  once the header is downloaded that the message is gone
 from the server. I personally don't mind this, I will not download any
 large  messages  no  matter  who they are from, sending large files by
 mail is very inefficient and I prefer an ftp link.

CGS sure, ftp ist much better, but not all have an access to a ftp-server ^^
CGS So, I think it would be fine, if the mail would stay on the server until
CGS I (!!) say, that it should be downloaded or deleted!

I  agree  absolutely, it should do as it says and leave the message on
the  server  if  that option is checked. The fact that this "bug" does
not  worry  me does not mean it should not be fixed. However if fixing
it  means  I  lose  my option to delete large messages then I would be
upset.

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Re: Show from during download

2000-02-04 Thread Clemens 'Gullevek' Schwaighofer

Hello Mark,

Sunday, January 30, 2000, 6:20:32 PM, Mark Aston wrote:


 Hi Clemens,

 Sunday, January 30, 2000, 4:55:36 PM, you wrote:

CGS   Especially when I get very big mails (2MB) I'd like to know, who is
CGS   the sender. So is it possible to show from during download. Cause it
CGS   is in the header, it is the first thing to be downloaded and it might
CGS   be nice, if TheBat would show this during download, so I might cancel
CGS   it, when i get a big mail from someone I don't want to get it from, so
CGS   I can delete it through web interface.

 The   way   I   achieve   this,   is  to  set  the  maximum  size  in
 Account|Properties  Mail  Management, set to leave on server, download
 header  only.  Then  if  you  don't  want  the  message  you  can  use
 Account|Dispatch Mail On Server to delete it.
 HTH

The last time I did this, I lost the whole mail. Neither did I have it
in my INBOX, nor it was left on my POP server ... So I don' trust it ...

Best regards, Clemens
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Re: Show from during download

2000-02-04 Thread Nick Andriash

On Friday, February 04, 2000, 3:47:08 AM, Mark Aston wrote:

CGS The last time I did this, I lost the whole mail. Neither did I have it
CGS in my INBOX, nor it was left on my POP server ... So I don' trust it ...

 Confirmed,  I had not tried this feature for a while, so I just tested
 it,  it  seems  once the header is downloaded that the message is gone
 from the server. I personally don't mind this, I will not download any
 large  messages  no  matter  who they are from, sending large files by
 mail is very inefficient and I prefer an ftp link.

But this should be a bug and a serious one... it's certainly not a
feature! TB seems to be imposing your preferences on everyone. You should
be able to download the header, and any number of lines you want with the
header (to get an idea of what the large message is about)... BUT... you
should also have the option of then either downloading or deleting the
message from the Server.

I've set my download options so that only the headers and a few lines of
text in the large messages are downloaded, but I never thought that doing
so also deleted the original message from the Server. It's interesting to
note RITLabs logic on this:

 Receive header only if message size if greater than n K bytes - use this
 option if you do not want to receive large messages from the account.
 This may be useful when you are away from your home and want to read
 only significant messages (messages of such kind are usually relatively
 short)

I don't agree with that logic... not at all.

Please RITLabs... correct this bug and turn it into a feature by allowing
a little flexibility insofar as leaving what happens to the message, up to
me. The message was addressed to me, not you, so don't _you_ decide what
happens to it.


Nick

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Re: Show from during download

2000-02-04 Thread Alexander V. Kiselev

Hi there!

On 4 Feb 00, at 12:58, Nick Andriash wrote
about "Re: Show from during download":

  Confirmed,  I had not tried this feature for a while, so I just tested
  it,  it  seems  once the header is downloaded that the message is gone
  from the server. I personally don't mind this, I will not download any
  large  messages  no  matter  who they are from, sending large files by
  mail is very inefficient and I prefer an ftp link.
 
 But this should be a bug and a serious one... it's certainly not a
 feature! TB seems to be imposing your preferences on everyone. You should
 be able to download the header, and any number of lines you want with the
 header (to get an idea of what the large message is about)... BUT... you
 should also have the option of then either downloading or deleting the
 message from the Server.

Nick, this bug (yeah, this *is* a very serious bug) has been there for a long 
time, and RIT labs programmers are certainly aware of what's happening 
when one uses this feature. It's been pointed out as a bug on numerous 
occasions, and the formal bug reports have been sent to RIT... Just wait till 
they fix it, but meanwhile _do_not_ use the "do not download messages larger 
then" in conjunction with the option "delete messages from the server" if you 
don't like to loose some of the messages addressed to you. I understand that 
this is not a workaround, but at least this will save your mail which is likely to 
just perish otherwise;-(

 I've set my download options so that only the headers and a few lines of
 text in the large messages are downloaded, but I never thought that doing
 so also deleted the original message from the Server. It's interesting to
 note RITLabs logic on this:
 
snip
 
 I don't agree with that logic... not at all.

The logic is all right, it's the code that is buggy;-)

 Please RITLabs... correct this bug and turn it into a feature by allowing
 a little flexibility insofar as leaving what happens to the message, up to
 me. The message was addressed to me, not you, so don't _you_ decide what
 happens to it.

Actually, no other option is needed: if one *really* wants to wipe the messages 
overblowing the limits off the server w/out even downloading them, one might 
just use the killfilters IMHO. The message size is there in the headers... 
Therefore the feature "don't d/load messages larger then" is just plain broken 
and needs to be fixed, or _at_least_ explained in _full_details_ in the docu, 
since it's really dangerous and the cation cannot be undone.


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Show from during download

2000-01-30 Thread Clemens 'Gullevek' Schwaighofer

Hello The Bat! ML,

  Especially when I get very big mails (2MB) I'd like to know, who is
  the sender. So is it possible to show from during download. Cause it
  is in the header, it is the first thing to be downloaded and it might
  be nice, if TheBat would show this during download, so I might cancel
  it, when i get a big mail from someone I don't want to get it from, so
  I can delete it through web interface.

Best regards, Clemens
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Re: Show from during download

2000-01-30 Thread Mark Aston

Hi Clemens,

Sunday, January 30, 2000, 4:55:36 PM, you wrote:

CGS   Especially when I get very big mails (2MB) I'd like to know, who is
CGS   the sender. So is it possible to show from during download. Cause it
CGS   is in the header, it is the first thing to be downloaded and it might
CGS   be nice, if TheBat would show this during download, so I might cancel
CGS   it, when i get a big mail from someone I don't want to get it from, so
CGS   I can delete it through web interface.

The   way   I   achieve   this,   is  to  set  the  maximum  size  in
Account|Properties  Mail  Management, set to leave on server, download
header  only.  Then  if  you  don't  want  the  message  you  can  use
Account|Dispatch Mail On Server to delete it.
HTH

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 Mark  

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under Windows 98 4 10 Build 1998

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Re: Show from during download

2000-01-30 Thread Thomas Fernandez

Hallo Gary,

On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 11:43:20 -0600 GMT (31.01.2000, 01:43 +0800 GMT),
Gary wrote:

G  Is that what "dispatch mail on server" means? It deletes mail left on
G  server?  Help files are sketchy in this area.  Have never tried this
G  function yet.

Try it. You can delete, mark as read/unread, download... there is no
harm if you try the option and then just don't do anything.

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