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Hi
if i move mails from local folders to folders on an IMAP-server i
sometimes get a blue screen with following automatic reboot.
This behavior is reproducible but it doesn't happen by every action.
Some mails i can move, some i can not,
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Salve Allen,
DH On Monday, September 6, 2004 at 9:10:13 PM you wrote:
No - had a lot of such HTML errors on Win2k :-|
DH And none here, yet.
AD Nor here.
I had *one* only on 3.0.0.6, none on 3.0.0.0 and none on 3.0.0.7.
Mike
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As I said
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Ahoi Allie,
Monday, November 29, 2004 @ 10:44:51 PM:
1. Duplicate emails in list views.
Sometimes when entering a folder, I can see each message twice. I
have to leave the folder and re-enter to see the correct message
list/count.
AM For me
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Mahlzeit Matt,
Thursday, December 2, 2004 @ 7:36:17 PM:
MT Beta 10 has ground my IMAP services to a halt. Some accounts work
MT sporadically, other accounts never bring up their messages, and some
MT just constantly give the IMAP - Server closed
Holla Peter,
Wednesday, December 15, 2004 @ 4:03:18 PM:
AM - wrong message bodies being displayed for messages actually selected.
PF I haven't seen this (I think).
It's a problem with TB!'s cache. If you move a message to another
folder and don't clear the cache, the next got message will be
Hi Tony,
Wednesday, December 15, 2004 @ 2:24:27 PM:
MM We've decided to release a stable version with new major additions at a
MM cost of the nice release date, thus we will most likely to release the new
MM version in 2005.
TB At the risk of sounding very blunt, is there any consideration at
Hi Tony,
Wednesday, December 15, 2004 @ 4:32:56 PM:
TB I've been using Linux off and on for years and I've not found any Linux
TB application that's bug free. I don't think I've used any that have less
bugs
TB than TB! even.
At least most of this software doesn't cost any money and in the
Hey Richard,
Tuesday, January 18, 2005 @ 12:20:05 AM:
I've noticed all is quiet at this time. Is there any anticipated
time line for the next beta?
Reminds me of holiday trips when we were children. Are we there yet?
every five minutes.
It just reminds me of the pack of bugs and problems
Hallöchen Dierk,
Tuesday, January 18, 2005 @ 9:48:13 AM:
Sure, I haven't read many license agreements lately but, is support
and answers actually what we pay for? Many big corporations offer
support plans, where you have to pay extra for support. The same
corporations and many lesser one,
Halli hallo Vilius,
Tuesday, January 18, 2005 @ 9:54:12 AM:
I don't expect new version. I expect bugs to be fixed. Bugs that populated
bugtraq almost 2 years now. Such as IMAP bugs, TLS/SSL bugs, dozen of
interface
bugs (?!)
Totally agreed and supported!
And to get this straight: I won't
Hi Dierk,
Tuesday, January 18, 2005 @ 10:26:30 AM:
Don't compare apples and oranges.
First of all: Don't tell me what to do or not to do.
Oh yeah. I gave you a strict military order and wanted
you to jump up and down ;-)
My godness...
Michael
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Überall ist was am Kochen, aber nirgendwo
Guten Tag Alexander S. Kunz,
am Dienstag, 18. Januar 2005 um 18:57 schrieben Sie:
In order to make TB more accessible to the growing number of novice users,
such features maybe just *have* to be implemented to widen the user base.
The growing number of novice users will laugh at TB! and
Guten Tag Alexander,
am Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005 um 12:30 schrieben Sie:
Doesn't concern me at all. I'm a private home user. Why would I need IMAP?
And for the average Joe User, I bet that he'll be a POP3 user just as well.
And TB is a superb POP3 client.
Oh. Ok. RITlabs announces IMAP and
Hi Alexander,
Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005, 18:38:
Please don't drag this out of the context. I was talking about novice
users, which I understand are private home users (mostly), and those won't
use or need IMAP as often as pro/business users, if at all. Someone correct
me if this assumption
Hi Dierk,
Donnerstag, 20. Januar 2005, 09:01:
Apart from Leif declaring this thread DH'ed
Sorry, but i read the DH-message afterwards.
I chime in with the biggest mantra of shareware:
Try, try, try ... before you buy.
As you said. You can *try*. But only try. In 30 days you are not
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Markus Gloede schrieb:
|from what I've heard, IMAP is lacking somewhat. As I am entirely
|IMAP based, I'm in no great hurry to test in this case.
|
| ACK(*). New GUI(+) or no new GUI, working IMAP(#) is what I want.
DITO.
But it seems that RITlabs want
Hi,
it seems that TB! splits up messages although the option is disabled.
I wanted to send a 5,4mb message and TB! divided it into 54 100kb
multipart messages - I had to increase the limit because TB! ignores
the checkbox.
Confirmations?
regards
Michael
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9Val:
And now to something slightly different:
What about the issue, that TheBat! loses eMails larger than ~1MB
when moving mails from local to a remote directory via IMAP?
I selected to automatically move sent eMails to the Sent-dir on the
server
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9Val schrieb:
Do you mean it is done by outgoing filter? Have you tried manual
moving/coping to IMAP?
Both moving manual by drag'n'drop and moving by option to store copies
automatically on the server in the account-settings.
Michael
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Hi,
Hmm, have no problem both for manual/filter moving (2.5Mb message).
Any log messages/new strings in except.log?
No, nothing. As I said on german boards there are a lot of users with
the same problem. Some don't have it. Perhaps problems
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Dennis Hays schrieb:
Maybe. Then post-pre-beta = beta, correct? ;-)
In this case it may (more appropriately) imply after the
pre-beta but
before the real beta... sub-beta?
In this instance, I think we can call it a Beta-beta :)
Ah, you mean a
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Hi
9Val schrieb:
I was able to reproduce it at home. And seems that problem is not
in message size, but in strange server work - while uploading it
waits 60 seconds (my server) and after that closes connection.
Oops, I'm sorry, it is
Hi 9Val,
Dienstag, 15. März 2005, 20:14:
MS Why is the timer running while data is being sent over an
MS established connection? This doesn't make sense to me.
Because socket has 2 timeouts - one for receiving data, one for
sending. In your case non-received timeout
Hi 9Val,
Dienstag, 15. März 2005, 21:22:
MS Ok, looks like an unmeant behavior for me - any chance to be fixed in
MS the near future? :-)
No, AFAIK it was intended for especially for avoiding long
standing server-silence. POP3 roots of TB! :)
But as you see in the age of IMAP it's a
Hi 9Val,
Dienstag, 15. März 2005, 21:40:
MS But as you see in the age of IMAP it's a failure. Or does RITlabs want
MS their users to set the timeout to 5+ min so that bigger emails can be
MS uploaded to the IMAP-Server?
Will the users be happy to see a lot of staying in
connection
Hi 9Val,
Mittwoch, 16. März 2005, 11:23:
The Bat! 3.0.9.7 (pre-beta) is now available from:
http://www.ritlabs.com/download/the_bat/beta/tbb30907.rar
[-] IMAP : more correct timeout handling on uploading
Confirmed :-))
regards
Michael
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Hi Tony,
Mittwoch, 16. März 2005, 16:42:
9 We need testing of customization, so hope stream write
9 errors will go away and more testers will be able to perform
9 testing
I've had a play and it seems to work. One problem though, there is no
option to save changes like an OK or Apply
Hi Liz,
Donnerstag, 17. März 2005, 20:02:
but only for that message. It doesn't remember it, at least not here.
Hmmm...it remembers it for me ok.
Wish it remembered it for me.. Snivvel
Dito. I can resize that area but TheBat! doesn't save this setting.
regards
Michael
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Cees wrote:
f
:-(
PLEASE give me a link to the file
I CANNOT logon have stated that before and don't know why that doesn't
work.
I HATE the logon part.
Please provide normal link!
Try
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Matt Thoene:
It sure does. Sometimes it takes so long that I have to completely
restart TB! to get it to load again. In my example above, I can clearly
see something happening as soon as my config screen opens. It's like TB!
is saying Oh don't go
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- -=Curtis=-:
What works for me when things are stuck is a server
disconnect/reconnect operation.
Doesn't work every time here. Sometimes I really have to shut down and
restart TheBat! if I want to continue working on the server.
Michael
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Hi George,
I've noticed a strange thing. While I tested search, a new message had come.
But instead of being filtered it stayed in the Inbox. When I run refilter, the
filter executed normally and the message went to the right folder.
Filters don't work here, too. Even if i try to refilter ...
Hi Clive,
What HAVE you done with this release? IMAP performance in fetching and
displaying messages seems just about as quick now as it does with another
often-discussed IMAP client!
Confirmed ;-)
Now please fix the filterbugs and I'm happy!
But don't come up with v4 on 1st Sept 2005 ;-
Hi Peter,
Its the runner-up of version fore...four... September 1st is close. *eg*
*erm* You're adjuring it, don't you know? *bg*
Hint: painting, devil, wall ... PLEASE STOP IT!!! ;-)
Some call it meeting trouble the halfway ...
Some call it realism :-
But the name fourrunner - erm -
Hi George,
Filters don't work here, too. Even if i try to refilter ...
TheBat! tells me, that it searched x mails and y mails were filtered
but absolutely nothing happend.
I can't confirm that. With the exception of the problem I mentioned, I had no
other problems with filters.
Filters act
Hi,
after some days of testing I have to say, that TB! randomly stops
filtering messages on IMAP-accounts after some hours in this beta-circle.
TB! stays open all day and after unknown amount of hours filters which have
been working several hours ago just do nothing anymore. Emails stay in
the
Hi Curtis,
Do you keep the connection centre open at all times? If you check the CC
when the filtering stops, you may notice that the queue for the Inbox
commands is stuck, in that there are a list of commands there that
haven't been carried out. Either exiting and restarting or disconnecting
Hi Martin,
Am Wednesday, August 31, 2005, 9:16:27 PM, schreibst du:
Messages aren't threaded when receiving messages into local cache
Threading only occurs after switching between folders. See attached
images. Possibly won't notice this if you keep TB! open all day long.
Can anyone confirm?
Hi,
filters still don't work permanently with the new beta.
Michael
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Nbg, 05.09.2005, 22:43
TheBat! 3.61.03 beta - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build 2600)
Filmgesetz 97:
Eine Überbelastung der CPU führt zur Explosion des Monitors.
PGP oder S/MIME-Verschlüsselung erwünscht!
IMAP-Filtering still stops working after not reproduceable
time-periods.
ohyeah...
*singing*
I think they did it again
They made me believe, the bugs have all gone
Oh baby
It might seem like it works
But it doesn't mean that they're serious
'Cause to loose all my e-mails
That is just so
Hi Vili,
Hmmm, I did but I cannot reproduced. I just encrypted the mail, did
not signed it. Did you sign it?
I did the mentioned steps (also signed the message) and can not
reproduce it also.
Michael
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Nbg, 17.09.2005, 19:09
TheBat! 3.61.05 Echo (Beta) - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build
Hi Mary,
Am Saturday, September 17, 2005, 7:20:30 PM, schriebst du:
What are you using to encrypt?
I am using PGP 6.5.8ckt-Build 09b2.
GnuPG 1.4.2.
regards,
Michael
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Nbg, 17.09.2005, 19:36
TheBat! 3.61.05 Echo (Beta) - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build 2600)
Auch wenn alle einer Meinung
Filters still randomly stop working after some time.
Michael
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Nbg, 18.09.2005, 16:38
TheBat! 3.61.05 Echo (Beta) - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build 2600)
Lieber Kissenschlachten als Robben schlachten.
PGP oder S/MIME-Verschlüsselung erwünscht!
pgp1Zh9xbImAW.pgp
Description: PGP signature
Hey 9val,
Happy Birthday :-)
But don't drink too much, otherwise you may get some more
'echos' in your head ;-)
Michael
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Nbg, 19.09.2005, 19:06
TheBat! 3.61.05 Echo (Beta) - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build 2600)
Als Gott den Mann schuf, hat sie bloss geübt.
PGP oder
Hi Vili,
Am Friday, September 23, 2005, 11:32:05 PM, schriebst du:
Auto-filtering has stopped working on one of my IMAP accounts with this
beta. Anyone else?
It has not stopped working, it just seems to work intermittently. I
don't see any real pattern. Also have pauses when
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Mary Bull wrote:
I have just had to kill The Bat! v. 3.61.08 with the Windows Task
Manager.
[...]
Totally Confirmed
regards,
Michael
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28.09.2005, 19:56
Glück ist ein Stuhl, der plötzlich dasteht, wenn man sich zwischen zwei
andere setzen
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Matt Thoene wrote:
Did you try the Reload option? Usually works for me. Right click on
message - Reload.
Yes that did it. I wonder why it didn't load properly the first time.
Not sure. Happens to me about once every couple of days or so.
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Vili wrote:
Just change back to 07. I would say, we should not use v.08, lets just
say, it was an unusable version... We need a (more) stable version to
test the new features.
Agreed
regards
Michael
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29.09.2005, 21:56
Glück ist ein Stuhl,
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Matt Thoene wrote:
Try the Refresh option on the entire folder. That helps sometimes.
As you said. Sometimes ;-)
Changed back to .07 - testing Thunderbird 1.5 beta parallely.
regards
Michael
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29.09.2005, 22:32
Glück ist ein Stuhl, der
9Val wrote:
Here is a short list of changes:
[-] (#0005151) Unable to export twice EML messages to the same dirrectory
[-] Other : problem caused Backup freeze
[+] Other : suppot HTML clipboar in viewer
[-] Other : wrong label alignment in Account Propertis
[-] Other : AVs on editor
Hi Curtis,
Am Sunday, October 2, 2005, 4:02:19 AM, schriebst du:
I've been running v3.61.09 beta all day without interruption. Things
have been quite fine. No hiccups at all really. The main good point is
that I haven't had to restart because the connection has flaked out on
me.
Connection
Paul Van Noord wrote:
Expecting them to focus on IMAP seems quite selfish to me.
I don't think it is selfish to demand, what the developers promised (for
two years now).
Michael
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03.10.2005, 13:14
Glück ist ein Stuhl, der plötzlich dasteht, wenn man sich zwischen zwei
andere setzen will.
Dwight A Corrin wrote:
Wanting IMAP improvements and providing complete and informative
feedback to the developers is a good thing. Expecting them to focus
on IMAP seems quite selfish to me.
I think once they undertook to become an IMAP client, they undertook
the responsibility to make it
Paul Van Noord wrote:
JT I intended to forward the message with the attachment, but that is not
JT what happened. I have determined that the attachment was not sent
JT because of the setting in 1) above because when I reverse the setting
JT in 1) above, the attachment forwards fine.
Seems
Martin Webster wrote:
Do you have When browsing messages, only retrieve message text
checked in your account settings? If so, what you see is correct
because the attachment isn't in the local cache. TB! is forwarding the
message as it is; nothing more nothing less. It can't send something
it
Dwight A Corrin wrote:
To me, using the attachment is what one is doing if one is attempting
to forward it. TB! should assume that the user wants it to do what the
user tells it to do. If the user is not interested in the attachment,
why should TB! know to go back and download it then forward
Dwight A Corrin wrote:
Why should some User forward a dummy-attachment?
Can't answer that. Don't know why wouldn't download attachments in the
first place. Bit if took positive steps to disassociate from the
attachment, why should client think was suddenly interested in what
user left
Hi Matt,
Am Friday, October 7, 2005, 6:46:30 PM, schriebst du:
On IMAP accounts, I can no longer find the reload option. It used to
be in the Message menu as well as the right-click menu for individual
messages. Gone.
Not Confirmed. Both options available :)
Michael
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Hi Peter,
Am Friday, October 7, 2005, 5:20:33 PM, schriebst du:
9 [*] IMAP :changes in request queue
Sounds good. Can you tell more? Is this related to reserve one for
downloading messages?
As I noticed on the connection center, the IMAP-tasks are now executed
block by block. I have
Hi Melanie,
Am Friday, October 7, 2005, 7:48:31 PM, schriebst du:
with the newest beta i have problems with iso-encoded headers:
Bibliothek der Fachhochschule K=?iso-8859-1?Q?=F6?=ln
Everything before =?iso-8859... gets lost.
Confirmed. Just noticed it... coincidental while receiving an eMail
Hi Clive,
Am Saturday, October 8, 2005, 9:12:21 AM, schriebst du:
Though I can still use this beta, there's a distinctly palpable
reduction in how quickly messages load.
Ditto. It's unusable.
But it seems more stable and reliable. After more than 12 hours
no connection losses, filters are
Hi Zygmunt,
Am Friday, October 7, 2005, 11:01:51 PM, schriebst du:
I can confirm this partially, i.e. only for underlining blanks between words
with ISO-8859-2 encoded characters. In addition, I observe strange symbol
(small square) at the end of such header lines (see attached picture).
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Vilius Šumskas wrote:
[-] IMAP revert to old queue
Yes, IMAP was slower in previous beta. But as I noticed it was
somewhat more inteligent. Message counters updated more correctly,
etc. If only you could mix that up with old queue speed,
Hi Raymund,
Am Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 10:31:44 AM, schriebst du:
The interesting thing is that this time the Ä showed up correctly, but some
of the spaces were shown as underscores.
In the original message the subject looks like this:
Umlauts_in_Subject_aren't displayed properly (Ä)
Hi Tony,
Am Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 9:16:04 AM, schriebst du:
Cannot confirm this they are displayed here okay
What's an umlaut?
culture :-D
ÄÖÜ äöü ... german umlauts ;)
Michael
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Hi Tony,
Am Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 10:52:09 AM, schriebst du:
culture
I have a greenhouse but I've never grown an umlaut before.
Ok, that was an own goal by myself :D
Replace culture with civilization ... or just forget about it ;)
Seems that I need more coffee...
Michael
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Hi Sean,
Am Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 9:25:30 PM, schriebst du:
[-] Other When POP3 was configured to use connection Secure to
Regular Port and the certificate was invalid, The
Bag! did add a meaningless message to the account log.
is The Bag! a new
Hi 9Val,
still problems with german umlauts and other special characters in the
header.
Michael
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Die Erkentnisse von heute sind die Irrtümer von morgen.
PGP oder
Hi Henk,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 6:45:51 AM:
Had some problems signing my previous message pgp/mime:
gpg: no default secret key: bad passphrase
gpg: [stdin]: clearsign failed: bad passphrase
Just signed a testmessage to myself, no problem here.
I'll activate PGP/Mime for this message
Hi Tony,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 10:54:36 AM:
I'm getting a 'no message displayed' message on screen
Please don't say that the IMAP phenomenon is creeping into the POP scene as
well :)
Hey, that's equality. Why all the fun just for the IMAP-users?
You have the right for a daily
Hi Peter,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 12:42:17 PM:
I don't think this is fair.
While I would like Ritlabs to do this too, they have to generate revenue
and you get that through new features and not fixing (small) bugs (I am
not saying that the outstanding bugs are small, but only that
Hi Thomas,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 3:00:15 PM:
It's a long-standing wish to have the option of downloading pictures
(default would be off): http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=1780
Oh ... there were many heated debates on German boards and mailing-lists
about this topic. And I got
Hi Vili,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 3:52:36 PM:
Just to give you a hint: Let's say I am a smart spammer. I write an
email using some well-known email address as sender. Using offsite
images, I put a just-for-you link to a picture. You check the offsite
image. Bam. I know that
Hi Cees,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 4:03:58 PM:
last night at 03:30 the scheduler took care of a perfect backup of thebat!
which it does every night.
The backup function itself is something that needs general overhaul ...
Michael
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Hi Paul,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 4:15:16 PM, schriebst du:
There is a difference. A conscious effort must be made which provokes
thought.
As you surely have read, the suggestion is _not_ to activate image
downloading globally or as default but to let the user decide.
So you see. No
Hi Paul,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 4:52:55 PM, schriebst du:
Too many users do not understand the ramifications of their choices
and opt for the eye-candy because it make them feel good until it
causes a problem. Then they call me to bail them out. I have never had
to bail a TB user!!
Hi Vili,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 5:33:21 PM:
If you want this, there are many places for you to go get it. Please do
not tamper with one of the significant positives of the TB for the
sake of convenience or pleasure.
Well said.
If it's well said to tell customers to grab their money
Hi Vili,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 5:37:32 PM, schreibst du:
Same applies for TB!. Just please believe me: 90% of the users are
DUMB for computers like hell... They are not dumb in life. But PC does
not fill their life, as fills people's at this list, they are kind
people, etc.
Hi Alexander,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 6:00:01 PM, schriebst du:
I am not so sure about that. A lot of newbie question are posted on TBUDL.
If you think your grandma can't handle TB, it will be like that. If you
just go and tell her use this, it'll probably work.
Well if a normal user
Hi Leif,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 6:10:02 PM, schriebst du:
That would be a very incorrect statement. Mary Bull... Front and
center please. Mary came to TB with very little knowledge of how
e-mail and the internet worked. Mary isn't the only one. There are
quite a few (see TBUDL). And
Hi Leif,
thunderbird has to be most insecure eMail-Client on the world if someone
is reading your message.
Michael
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TheBat! 3.61.13 Echo (Beta) - Windows XP (Service Pack 2 Build 2600)
Neues in Sachen Virenschutz: Das Festplattenkondom!
Hi Leif,
Am Thursday, October 20, 2005, 6:43:39 PM, schriebst du:
thunderbird has to be most insecure eMail-Client on the world if
someone is reading your message.
Ummm, because it was plain-text, because I didn't href any images,
because Thunderbird performs the most basic functionality of
Hi Leif,
it's nice that you want to teach me. Really. But I don't need new
teachers or preachers for the one and only religion.
There are more than enough evangelists out there. There are more than
enough wars out there about what OS is the best or about which office
suite. I don't need another
Hi Leif,
On October 20, 2005, 7:21:56 PM:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html#Thunderbird
These are bugs. Bugs can always happen. And these are *fixed* bugs.
As I told in my other mail, if you want to hunt all *possible* security
holes down, you have to shut
Hi Mike,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 7:49:01 PM:
Yes, and my car can go up on the sidewalk if I want it. Not the cars
fault, just the loose nut behind the wheel.
Allowing images to be viewed in TheBat! makes TB! no less secure. Again,
it is the loose nut behind the keyboard.
That's the
Hi Paul,
On October 20, 2005, 8:01:48 PM:
It was sold as the Secure E-mail Client. That says something to me.
It says it's secure because nothing else than pop3-fetch and smtp-send
works.
*SCNR* ;-)))
Michael
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TheBat! 3.61.13 Echo (Beta) -
Hi Leif,
On Thursday, October 20, 2005, 8:13:25 PM::
I'm very disheartened to hear that you care so very little for your
fellow man. That's part of the problem with the world today. Nobody
cares, it's never anyone's fault, and it's always someone else's
problem.
Is it my fault as a car
Hi James,
On Friday, October 21, 2005, 3:39:40 PM:
What about a message pane toggle that is off by default for
every message. Once the user confirms that they want to take the
risk, the click the toggle. They could also click OK on a
warning alert. The resulting message opens in a tab like
Hi Paul,
On Friday, October 21, 2005, 4:14:42 PM:
What about the other features of TheBat! ?
To show how silly your way of arguing is:
You can have this feature right now:
Yeah. You can have the feature of a perfect and secure eMailClient.
Just like you want it - right out of the 80s.
Try
Hi Paul,
Am Friday, October 21, 2005, 4:49:18 PM, schriebst du:
I do seeI'm not sure about you...
Then you're not sure about yourself. I just used your line of
arguments ;)
Michael
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Alexander S. Kunz wrote:
If thats the case, don't sign the wish for a whitelist. :)
Ah, that's splittings hairs :-D
Any possibility to view remote images if I want to would be a step
forward. Clicking on a button for each message or draging the
Hi 9Val,
The Bat! 3.61.14 Echo (Beta) is now available from:
Headerfields with umlauts are still crippled.
see attached picture
Michael
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Hi Francis,
On October 21, 2005, 8:27:10 PM:
If you look at the headers (Ctrl+Shift+K), do you notice that the
subject is splitted on two lines ? The sample of umlaüts send to this
list displays correctly here, but subject is on one line only.
No, in my example there was only one
Hi Tony,
Am Monday, October 24, 2005, 9:10:17 PM, schriebst du:
Do you like Abba? Remember any of their song titles?
If I'm getting Ritlabs/TheBat! and Abba song titles in connection there
are two possible matches:
- Waterloo (just the title, not the lyrics :- )
- Money, Money, Money
And if
Hi Alexander,
Am Monday, October 24, 2005, 9:37:37 PM, schriebst du:
I think I shouldn't have asked that question to raise this kind of
speculation, there's been no word from RL if this version is planned to
become a final.
Call it experience. When did Ritlabs release a msi-testpackage in
Hi Alexander,
Am Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 6:07:31 PM, schriebst du:
[-] Headers with MIME-encoded words were incorrectly decoded
Would this be bug http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5199 or is it
something else?
After I did not find any wrong decoded headers and your nice subject
seems
Hi MAU,
Am Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 6:17:54 PM, schriebst du:
H! I wonder what the 'speculators' in the list will say now when they
see that v3.62 was not released ;-)
Some guys did not anticipate such a reaction of the community and chose
to work on?
Or where's your explanation for
Hi MAU,
Am Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 6:37:10 PM, schriebst du:
3.62 was to test msi installation. Or do you think that the 20 bug fixes
announced with 3.62.01 were all fixed in the last 24 hours? ;-)
Why changing the version just for the msi package?
Why not releasing 3.61.15 beta with the
Hi Alexander,
Am Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 7:04:40 PM, schriebst du:
Hello MAU everyone else,
on 25-Okt-2005 at 18:17 you (MAU) wrote:
H! I wonder what the 'speculators' in the list will say now when they
see that v3.62 was not released ;-)
There's no denying that an MSI test was
Hi NetVicious,
Am Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 8:52:27 PM, schriebst du:
Easy. The Msi it's done by Maxim, and it seems 9Val don't insert all
the changes in the msi version.
If it's so easy, that the lef Ritlabs hand doesn't know what the other
does, then all of my doubts about this software
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