At 9:52 PM on 2/19/2004, ken green typed ...
k Yikes! That's putting it nicely... Why would anyone run a machine that
k close to capacity? Hard drives aren't that expensive... Get more space!
Back in the old days when the big (40MB shared by 35 people) hard
drives on the DEC PDP-11 RS/TS
Hello Bill,
On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 07:43:53 -0500 GMT (20/02/2004, 19:43 +0700 GMT),
Bill Blinn Technology Editor wrote:
This is quickly moving into the OT realm, but I'll reply anyway.
Back in the old days when the big (40MB shared by 35 people) hard
drives on the DEC PDP-11 RS/TS system
Chris wrote:
I can imagine the performance issues one would encounter with a 95%
filled HD.
No you can't.
Damn. Fat-fingered that one. I meant to type I can't imagine...
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Ken Green
Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 4
On Friday, February 20, 2004, 3:10:31 AM, Chris wrote in message:
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
C Linux doesn't really complain; it just saves every thing to
C /dev/null. :-)
Which is interesting as I've just tried to download mail using
TB! in Xandros and nothing would save to hd - a message in all
On Thursday, February 19, 2004, 8:17:58 PM, Peter wrote in message:
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P Like 'Not enough space to store / copy / move / whatever mail',
P and then _not_ deleting it from the server.
This is pretty much the message I had today with TB! under
Xandros though... the mail wasn't
Hi,
* Bill Blinn Technology Editor [EMAIL PROTECTED], Friday, February 20, 2004, 1:43:53
PM:
Doesn't Windows start carping when free space drops below 85% or so? I
may be remembering something that didn't occur, but I seem to recall
some version of Windows grumbling about this.
yeah. but
Anne [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 20-Feb-2004 1:46:30 PM
Bat doesn't notice when hdd full mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which is interesting as I've just tried to download mail using TB!
in Xandros and nothing would save to hd - a message in all account
logs reads:
Well, when you are running Windows under
Hi,
I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it just
stopped working.
I couldn't even delete mails, and had hoped for a hint about my
full Drive.
Anyone seen this before?
Is this a bug?
Timo
At 7:29 AM on 2/19/2004, Timo Boettcher typed ...
T I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
T running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it just
T stopped working.
T I couldn't even delete mails, and had hoped for a hint about my
T full Drive.
T
Hallo Timo,
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 13:29:07 +0100GMT (19-2-04, 13:29 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:
TB I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
TB running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it just
TB stopped working.
Well, TB needs free space to work properly,
Hi Roelof,
* Roelof Otten [EMAIL PROTECTED], Thursday, February 19, 2004, 3:13:00 PM:
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 13:29:07 +0100GMT (19-2-04, 13:29 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:
I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it
Hello Timo,
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 17:31:36 +0100 GMT (19/02/2004, 23:31 +0700 GMT),
Timo Boettcher wrote:
I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it just
stopped working.
Well, TB needs free space to work properly,
Hello all,
Thursday, February 19, 2004, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
I had just a case of my System-drive (where I have my mails)
running full, and theBat didn't do anything about it, it just
stopped working.
Well, TB needs free space to work properly, downloading new mail and
composing mail are
Hello Marek Mikus,
on Thu, 19 Feb 2004 19:52:17 +0100 (2004-02-19 19:52:17 in .nl) in the
message with reference mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you [MM]
wrote (at least in part):
Well, TB needs free space to work properly, downloading new mail
and composing mail are functions that require disk space.
Bill Blinn Technology Editor [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 19-Feb-2004 8:37:00 AM
Bat doesn't notice when hdd full mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I haven't encountered this, but I wouldn't consider it a bug. It's up
to the operating system and the operator to keep an eye on disk usage.
Anytime the disk drive
Bill Blinn Technology Editor wrote:
It's up to the operating system and the operator to keep an eye on
disk usage.
Yikes! That's putting it nicely... Why would anyone run a machine that
close to capacity? Hard drives aren't that expensive... Get more space!
Windows doesn't even like to
ken green [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 19-Feb-2004 9:52:56 PM
Bat doesn't notice when hdd full mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can imagine the performance issues one would encounter with a 95%
filled HD.
No you can't. It's much worse than you think. And it's even worse on a
Mac. Linux doesn't really complain
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