On 08/22/2009 at 5:31 PM, the universe arranged itself so, to many
involved, it appeared that Ben Kennedy said:
>Mark Gerber wrote at 9:49 AM (-0400) on 8/22/09:
>
>>A Network Interface Error Occurred
>>Class=NETP; What=100; When=1
>
>It sounds like a problem with the remote server. Talk to your
Richard Hart wrote at 3:41 PM (-0700) on 8/22/09:
>If you do not know the person who sent the HTML message, don't "view as
HTML".
Alternatively, turn off the "download external pictures" checkbox in
Preferences, then feel free to view as HTML. (You can then choose to
load images on demand at you
Nope. This is Internet myth territory.
If you display email as HTML, someone can embed in the message an image
that is loaded via a URL request. That someone now knows that you
requested the image and can deduce that you probably viewed his message
as HTML.
If you trust the person who sent the HT
Mark Gerber wrote at 9:49 AM (-0400) on 8/22/09:
>A Network Interface Error Occurred
>Class=NETP; What=100; When=1
It sounds like a problem with the remote server. Talk to your server
administrator, and see if they can find any clues in the server logs.
-b
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Ben Kennedy (chief magician)
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On 08/22/2009 at 10:19 AM, the universe arranged itself so, to many
involved, it appeared that Michael J. Hußmann said:
>These terse and not very informative error message often indicate an
>authentication problem -- maybe you have to check mails first before you
>can send mails. Something like th
Mark Gerber (markger...@charter.net) wrote:
> Lately, PowerMail has been giving me this error when sending a message:
>
> -
> A Network Interface Error Occurred
> Class=NETP; What=100; When=1
> -
>
> It then fails to send the message, yet leaves it designated as "Wa
Hi folks,
anyone else noticed that with snow leopard, attempts of displaying
attachments by pressing space results in crashing power mail? I'm
using pm6 and sl Build 10a432.
Cheers
Jörg
Lately, PowerMail has been giving me this error when sending a message:
-
A Network Interface Error Occurred
Class=NETP; What=100; When=1
-
It then fails to send the message, yet leaves it designated as "Waiting."
When I try to send it again a few minutes later, it
cheshirekat (cheshire...@pobox.com) wrote:
> For instance, I discovered this Web Site today, www.didtheyreadit.com/index.php> and wondered if this really works. It
> claims to be able to know when the email was received, when it was
> opened, whether attachments were opened, and how long the emai
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