Command line parameter for TLS Handshake problem

Hello, I guess it was last year when I had the same problem as now: When I am fetching mails by pop3s (port 995), then the connection is lost with a "The server has closed the connection during the TLS handshake". The log file doesn't show anything else. I guess, that I had th

create account on the command line

Hello all, today I tried to create a new account in TheBat using the command line. It basically worked, but I'm missing many options. Since my only reference is the help file, which may easily be outdated - are there more options than I know about? I'd need to (among others):

Re: creating folders from the command line

hin TB! from W> the command line? No W> Or force /export to create the folder on the fly instead of dumping W> the messages into the Inbox? Folder creation on the fly can only be achieved with the import wizards when migrating from another client. When importing messages without a wizard, th

creating folders from the command line

Hello, all. I just installed 4.0.24, and trying to import my existing email. Is there a way to create mail folders within TB! from the command line? Or force /export to create the folder on the fly instead of dumping the messages into the Inbox? Thanks, -- WL

Re: Command line usage

In data Sat, 20 Nov 2004 20:14:23 +, David Elliott ha scritto: >> I've tried 'Run as', but I don't understand what to do. If I select a >> specific user, it replies that password field cannot be empty (and I set >> no password). > I _never_ have a user with no password. I think you wouldn't s

Re: Command line usage

Hail TBUDL, Rumour believes that on 20 November 2004, at 14:19:00 +0100 (which was 13:19 where I live) daRkSidE wrote (and possibly edited) >> Try setting up a short cut with 'Run as' and then calling that short cut. I >> am doing much the same on W2K Server. > Simply calling the short cut produ

Re: Command line usage

In data Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:04:55 +, David Elliott ha scritto: > Try setting up a short cut with 'Run as' and then calling that short cut. I > am doing much the same on W2K Server. Simply calling the short cut produces error 193 (I think it is a not valid Win32 application). I've tried 'Run a

Re: Command line usage

In data Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:04:55 +, David Elliott ha scritto: >> How can I solve it? > What is your OS ? XP. > Try setting up a short cut with 'Run as' and then calling that short cut. Interesting work-around, even if I wanted to have the possibility to change the parameter in order to ge

Re: Command line usage

Hello TBUDL, Historians believe that on 19 November 2004, at 22:39:33 +0100 (which was 21:39 where I live) daRkSidE emanated these words of wisdom > I want to export some messages contained in a folder, calling The Bat! > via command line, by another program that is running as a service.

Re: Command line usage

Hallo daRkSidE, On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:39:33 +0100GMT (19-11-2004, 22:39 +0100, where I live), you wrote: D> If TB! is open (so TB! runs as a user's process), it works fine. D> How can I solve it? What comes to mind would be to keep TB running. And when your system starts have TB started too, ru

Command line usage

I want to export some messages contained in a folder, calling The Bat! via command line, by another program that is running as a service. If TB! is closed, the program who calls TB!, goes on stand-by and TB! becomes a SYSTEM process (seen by Task Manager). If TB! is open (so TB! runs as a user&#

Re: The Bat! command line backup

Super @ 2004-Nov-16 10:02:56 AM "The Bat! command line backup" <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Couple of days ago someone posted the way to backup all of the Bat's > settings (in registry) from the command line... Can anyone please > send it again? Is this what you wan

The Bat! command line backup

Greets to all, Couple of days ago someone posted the way to backup all of the Bat's settings (in registry) from the command line... Can anyone please send it again? Thanks... -- ( Good Vibrations ) [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ:2715

Re[2]: Command Line Parameters

Hello Alexander, On Wednesday, August 11, 2004, 4:05:45 PM, you wrote: > Hello Jeff Gaines, > 11-Aug-2004 14:54, you wrote: >> I am new to The Bat! and I am having trouble finding the Command >> Line Parameters in the help file - clicking on 'Command line >>

Re: Command Line Parameters

Hello Jeff Gaines, 11-Aug-2004 14:54, you wrote: > I am new to The Bat! and I am having trouble finding the Command > Line Parameters in the help file - clicking on 'Command line > parameter' brings up an empty dialog saying 'Click a topic, then > click Display

Command Line Parameters

Hello TBUDL, I am new to The Bat! and I am having trouble finding the Command Line Parameters in the help file - clicking on 'Command line parameter' brings up an empty dialog saying 'Click a topic, then click Display' - a bit difficult! I want to be able to sta

[St's TB Annoyances] Command line parameter: /PARK

Command line parameter PARK doesn’t work with importing of messages. -- St Current version is 2.12.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html

Re: Command line options

CT>> I'm trying to use the Scheduler to perform some administrative tasks CT>> (like compressing the folders). Could you help me with the command CT>> line options? Or a link ? RO> AFAIK they can't be performed via a command line parameter yet. Thanks Roelof. Too

Re: Command line options

Hallo Ciprian, On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 09:08:18 +0200GMT (5-2-04, 8:08 +0100, where I live), you wrote: CT> I'm trying to use the Scheduler to perform some administrative tasks (like CT> compressing the folders). Could you help me with the command line options? CT> Or a link ? AFAIK

Command line options

Hi, I'm trying to use the Scheduler to perform some administrative tasks (like compressing the folders). Could you help me with the command line options? Or a link ? Cip Current version is 2.02.3 CE | "Using TBUDL" in

Command line options

Hi, I'm trying to use the Scheduler to perform some administrative tasks (like compressing the folders). Could you help me with the command line options? Or a link ? Cip Current version is 2.02.3 CE | "Using TBUDL" in

Re: System Hot Keys via Command Line?

Hello Vincent, On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 03:22:14 +0100 GMT (11/03/03, 09:22 +0700 GMT), Vincent - D. Ertner wrote: > is there a way to invoke eg the "browse ticker functionality" via > a command line switch? No; what you can do via command line is limited to what you find under Hel

System Hot Keys via Command Line?

Hi Co-Batties, is there a way to invoke eg the "browse ticker functionality" via a command line switch? Background: I can't waste any "usual" hot keys for this, thus I'd like to bind it to a Win+x combination (via WinKey) ... any idea?

Re[3]: Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

. Not possible, I'm sorry to say. The MDP>> cursor's only resting place when the editor is opened by automated MDP>> means is the body. Well I've come up with a work around thats not that bothersome. I simply created a shortcut with no command line. Just a simple b

Re[2]: Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

aunch a new message from within TB! The macro for the subject works fine. Perhaps I did stumble across a bug that does not respect the %SUBJ macro in the command line switches? >> I do not wish to repeat the process though the command line but >> instead create a shortcut that launc

Re: Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Victor, @31-Dec-2002, 13:00 -0500 (18:00 UK time) Victor B. Gonzalez said: MDP>> This is all covered in the Help file under the Command line MDP>> parameters topics. For example: > I looked their first for my answer but it didn

Re[2]: Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

ts >> default template. MDP> This is all covered in the Help file under the Command line MDP> parameters topics. For example: I looked their first for my answer but it didn't answer how I could leave out ;[EMAIL PROTECTED];S=Subject Text; and simply open the editor window

Re: Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

the editing window automatically input the accounts > default template. This is all covered in the Help file under the Command line parameters topics. For example: thebat.exe "/MAILU=MyAccount;[EMAIL PROTECTED];S=Subject Text;/EDIT" - -- Cheers -- .\\arck D Pearlstone -- List mode

Command line for sending mail from a certain account?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello tbudl, I am trying to create a shortcut that relies on a certain account. I would like to open an editing window for a certain account. I need for the editing window automatically input the accounts default template. Thank you :)

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

On 10 December 2002, 01:14, Adam wrote: > I don't see options like above. Using Windows XP. ~~~ Windows XP Pro SP1 (my machine): 1. Right-click the Start menu, choose Explore All Users 2. Browse to Programs, which contains the shortcut for TB 3. Right-click The Bat!, choose Properties 4. If nec

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

10 December 2002, 07:45, you wrote: CW> Anyone else seeing this or is it just me? It's you. -- Clive Taylor Using The Bat! v1.61 Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

d can be done > using a > shortcut as you describe - I start TB! minimized using the /MIMIMIZE > command > line parameter. What I was after was maximizing TB! from the tray > when > 'called' from another program. Anyone else seeing this or is it just me? Cheers,

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Simon [S] wrote:' S> What I after is a way to have TB! maximize from the tray when I S> hit the 'process' button in my spam software without having to S> hit another key combination. Sounds like you need the assistance of PowerPro or a similar macro

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

Hello Geoff, Monday, December 9, 2002, 3:49:58 PM, you wrote: GL> 3. Right-click the TB shortcut, choose Properties. GL> 4. In Run, Window Size, or whatever your OS calls this setting, choose GL>Maximized. I don't see options like above. Using Windows XP. -- Best regards, Adam

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

tually :) And also, the OS I use is in my sig ;-) Launching TB! maximized isn't a problem of course and can be done using a shortcut as you describe - I start TB! minimized using the /MIMIMIZE command line parameter. What I was after was maximizing TB! from the tray when 'calle

Re: Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

On 09 December 2002, 18:01, Simon Blake wrote: > At the moment, the command line in the other program (the one that launches > TB!) looks like this: > "[path to TB!]\The Bat!\thebat.exe" /nologo /CHECK* > I've has it like this for a while, but wondered if it was

Maximizing TB! using command line...can you?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 'Lo Chiropter Operators, Is it possible to maximize The Bat! using command line parameters when it is minimized to the tray? I want to be able to maximize TB! and bring it into focus via another app without using multiple keystrokes. A

Re: Command Line

DF> Being able to automate the whole maintenance centre would be a welcome DF> feature for me. DF> At the moment I'm having to manually copy & compress the mail files. 'purge and compress' would be another good candidate for a new command line option. -- Ricardo

Re[2]: Command Line

Hello jan, Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 7:32:11 PM, you wrote: jr> Hi Daryl. jr> At 12:54 PM on Tuesday, August 13, 2002 you [DF] jr> wrote the following about Command Line: DF>> Has there been a discussion of making the DF>> backup feature 'driveable' from t

Re: Command Line

Hello Daryl, On Tue, 13 Aug 2002 17:54:32 +0100 GMT (13/08/02, 23:54 +0700 GMT), Daryl Field wrote: DF> Has there been a discussion of making the backup feature 'driveable' DF> from the command line. Yes, there has been such a discussion. Repeatedly, even. Most are in

Re: Command Line

Hi Daryl. At 12:54 PM on Tuesday, August 13, 2002 you [DF] wrote the following about Command Line: DF> Has there been a discussion of making the DF> backup feature 'driveable' from the command DF> line. [...] How about using the /BATCH command? -- Jan Rifkinson Ridgefiel

Command Line

Hello tbudl, Has there been a discussion of making the backup feature 'driveable' from the command line. This would help scheduling backups of the mailstore Secure Imap would be a welcome feature -- Best regards, mailto:[EMAIL

SpamKiller and Command Line - The Answer

Hi , First of all, thanks for all the help and suggestions. The people at McAfee more or less said this wasn't possible, but I have finally solved it. I originally tried to get the command line working from the Accounts/properties/events dialog. Howevger, I have disco

Re: backup with command line

Hello Adam, On Fri, 31 May 2002 20:29:59 -0230GMT (1-6-02, 0:59 +0200GMT, where I live), you wrote: RO>> To do it automatically, just zip your mail account folders. RO>> Backups everything except your registry info. A> What automatic way is there for zipping the account folders? Just fetch you

Re[2]: backup with command line

Hello Roelof, Wednesday, May 29, 2002, 7:20:36 PM, you wrote: o>> I would like to automaticaly backup my data. RO> Use the backup feature in Tools - Backup, it's manual though. o>> Does a method exist ? RO> To do it automatically, just zip your mail account folders. Backups RO> everything exc

Re: backup with command line

p your mail account folders. Backups everything except your registry info. o> Does a command line option exist for this ? No. -- Groetjes, Roelof Current Ver: 1.60m FAQ: http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTE

backup with command line

hi, I would like to automaticaly backup my data. Does a method exist ? Does a command line option exist for this ? Thanks for your support Current Ver: 1.60m FAQ: http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Compression from Command Line?

Hello Jonathan, On Wed, 29 May 2002 09:50:52 -0500GMT (29-5-02, 16:50 +0200GMT, where I live), you wrote: JA> Is it possible to launch the compression/purge of folders from the JA> command line? No. JA> and it can take some time to get it to do it just before I leave JA> w

Compression from Command Line?

Hi, Is it possible to launch the compression/purge of folders from the command line? Like you have the /check* and the /new... is there one to get it to compresss/purge folders? I only ask because I have about 52 megs a day worth of crap to compress (yea... I get a lot of mail, with

Re: Importing addresses from the command line

On 10 May 2002, 10:45, Marck D Pearlstone wrote: > I'm sorry to say that's about the size of it. Then again, have you > looked at PowerPro? You can probably streamline it with a PP macro. ~~~ I've just searched for PowerPro -- looks a bit like the old Windows 3.11 Macro Recorder. Thanks for the

Re: Importing addresses from the command line

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Geoff, @10 May 2002, 10:27:11 +0100 Geoff Lane wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Is there a command that I can use on the command line to import the > addresses? FWIW, I searched Help but could only find info on h

Importing addresses from the command line

a command that I can use on the command line to import the addresses? FWIW, I searched Help but could only find info on how to import messages. TIA, -- Geoff Lane Cornwall, UK [EMAIL PROTECTED] Winamp currently playing "Elkie Brooks - Money" A procrastinator&

Re[2]: Dispatch from the command line?

Hello Marck, Historians believe that on Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 5:27:53 PM, was when, Marck typed the following: MDP> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- MDP> Hash: SHA1 MDP> Hi Miles, MDP> @02 April 2002, 17:25:51 -0500 (23:25 UK time) Miles Alexander wrote MDP> in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[E

Re: Dispatch from the command line?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Miles, @02 April 2002, 17:25:51 -0500 (23:25 UK time) Miles Alexander wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Is this possible? Possibly - by enabling the "Invoke with every mail check" Account Properties | Transport option. That

Dispatch from the command line?

Hello TheBat, Is this possible? Have not seen this as an option but I don't think the HELP file is the most current anyway. -- Best regards, Miles mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] WinPlat. Windows 98, Build. Contemporary Thoughts: "Fear is the path to the Dark Sid

How to set charset in outgoing message from command line?

Hi, I need to send a message in 8bit encoding, charset KOI-8R with attachment in UUENCODE from other application. It is pretty easy to send such a message from TB! user interface. But when sending it from command line, charset is always us-ascii in content-type and content-transfer-encoding is

Re: add record to address book from command line

Hello Max, On Friday, December 21, 2001 at 14:56 GMT +0300, a creature mimicking Max Ahmed [MA] wrote: MA> Does anybody know how I can add record to address book from MA> command line? Use the /Import command-line parameter. Though the documentation for /Import is incomplete, you can u

Re: add record to address book from command line

Hello Max, Friday, December 21, 2001, 12:56:33 PM, you wrote to TBUDL: MA> Does anybody know how I can add record to address book MA> from command line? Or may be anybody knows format of address book MA> files? I need it to make syncronization between my Palm address MA>

Re: add record to address book from command line

Hello Max, Friday, December 21, 2001, 3:56:33 AM, you wrote: MA> I need it to make syncronization between my Palm address book and MA> The Bat! address book -- Would you mind sharing when you get that completed? :-) -- Best regards, Peter -- _

add record to address book from command line

Hello All, Does anybody know how I can add record to address book from command line? Or may be anybody knows format of address book files? I need it to make syncronization between my Palm address book and The Bat! address book. -- Best regards, Max mailto

Re: Re[2]: Command line

Thanks to all who helped out with my "command line" query. So far I've tested the one below and it works fine ;-) Bernard > On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, at 22:46:19 [GMT +0700] (which was 9:16 PM where I > live) you > wrote: > BL> They might be different each time. The

Re[2]: Command line

Lars, On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, at 20:47:16 [GMT +0200] (which was 12:17 AM where I live) you wrote: LG> Shouldn't that read "...;t=\path\template.txt"? Oops right... Thanks. -- Warm regards, Raj mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] If it is not Valentines day and you see a man

Re: Command line

tains the body of the message) R> 4. template.txt which contains the following R> %To="%put='\path\mailto.txt'" R> %cc="%put='\path\mailcc.txt'" R> %put="\path\mai

Re[2]: Command line

;to' field) 2. mailcc.txt (which contains email id's for the cc field) 3. mailbody.txt (Which contains the body of the message) 4. template.txt which contains the following %To="%put='\path\mailto.txt'" %cc="%put='\path\mailcc.txt'" %put="\path\

Re[2]: Command line

Bernard, On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, at 22:46:19 [GMT +0700] (which was 9:16 PM where I live) you wrote: BL> They might be different each time. They are filtered from a database. This is an Amateur Attempt - As I see there are no direct ways. One possibility is to filter them from a database and exp

Re: Command line

Hallo Bernard, BL>>> I would like to add recipients by some macro, either in the TO: BL>>> or BCC: field, but I'm not sure I understand how to do it. >> Are these addresses standard or dynamic ??? I mean will it be different >> each time or the same always ?? BL> They might be different each ti

Re: Command line

> BL> I would like to add recipients by some macro, either in the TO: or BCC: > BL> field, but I'm not sure I understand how to do it. A short example > might > BL> help. > Are these addresses standard or dynamic ??? I mean will it be different > each time or the > same always ?? They might be

Re: Command line

Bernard, On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, at 10:11:55 [GMT +0700] (which was 8:41 AM where I live) you wrote: BL> I would like to add recipients by some macro, either in the TO: or BCC: BL> field, but I'm not sure I understand how to do it. A short example might BL> help. Are these addresses standard or

Command line

Hi, I'm new on this list and fairly new to The Bat too. What I am trying to do is create a message and send it to multiple addresses from a command line in another application. I've managed to do it for one address, using something like this : " /MAILU=XYZ ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;

Re: Import LDIF automaticly from command line

Since my company distributes Addressbooks in LDIF format too (still no LDAP :/) and they get updated at least once a month I'd be interested in such a functionality too. ( o> ///\ _\V_/_ [Sam] http://www.xplo.org/ "finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Import LDIF automaticly from command line

Hello All, I have wrote a convertor from another software to LDIF format, and i would like to know if there is an automated way (Say via command line) to import that LDIF file to the address book, while first delete old entries (So there will be an exact new address book, with only the imported

/MAIL command line feature and PGP bug?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello fellow Bat! users, I don't know if this has already been covered before, but, I discovered that when I send messages via the command line use of TB! that TB! doesn't ask for my PGP pass phrase. Now, I know that you obviously do N

Re: New message from command line question

ou click on a mailto: link. > Anyone know how to do this? I forgot to mention, I'm not committed to using command line parameters. If anyone can think of another way of having an external program attach a file to a new TB message, I'd be more than happy to hear it. Thanks.

New message from command line question

Hello all, I just had a quick question. I'm creating a script that is supposed to send a given file to TB to be attached to a new mail message. So I have, "C:\Program Files\The Bat!\TheBat.exe /NOLOGO /MAILA=" The script provides the appropriate file for after the = sign. When I run th

Re: Is it possible to perform a regularly scheduled "check-all accounts" (not command-line)

On Wed, 24 May 2000 16:10:31 -0500, Mike Harlos wrote: > I would like to see (perhaps I'm missing it) a setting that would make > TB! check all accounts every 10 min with the same dial-up AFAIK, there isn't such a setting. May I suggest using the windows scheduler and TB!'s CLI support.

Is it possible to perform a regularly scheduled "check-all accounts" (not command-line)

Hi, My apologies if this is covered in help/FAQ... I couldn't find it in my search. I realize that there are menu, keyboard, and command-line methods for checking all accounts. I can't figure out how to get TB! to dial up to my ISP and check all my accounts at regular intervals. I

Re[2]: Command line options

Hello Dieter, Thursday, February 10, 2000, 1:28:44 AM, you wrote: DH> I'll lend you my glasses: 'Help Topics' -> 10th line reading DH> 'Command line parameters'. Ahh...Apologies, I never use the first tab of help, I always use the index, hence I could not find

Re[2]: Command line options

Hello Dieter, Thursday, February 10, 2000, 1:28:44 AM, you wrote: DH> I'll lend you my glasses: 'Help Topics' -> 10th line reading DH> 'Command line parameters'. Ahh...Apologies, I never use the first tab of help, I always use the index, hence I could not find

Re: Command line options

Hello Listmembers, On Wed, 9 Feb 2000 at 20:53:13 [GMT +] Adam Best wrote: > parameters/command/line to no avail. I'll lend you my glasses: 'Help Topics' -> 10th line reading 'Command line parameters'. So what? No avail? Regards Dieter |Running Th

Command line options

Can anyone tell me where I can get a list of these, I checked Help for parameters/command/line to no avail. Thanks -- Best regards, Adam mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http

Re: Command line options

Hello, Wednesday, February 09, 2000, You wrote: > Can anyone tell me where I can get a list of these, I checked Help for > parameters/command/line to no avail. In help file is topic "Command line parameters". I have it :-)) -- Bye Marek Mikus Using the best The Bat! 1.41