Hello Peter,

On Fri, 11 Aug 2000 13:40:00 +0200 GMT (11/08/2000, 19:40 +0800 GMT),
Peter Hampf wrote:

PH>     When pressing shift-f2 or f2 on account #1, TB starts dialing the
PH>     account specific network connection. When pressing alt+f2 WHILE TB
PH>     dials out, it adds the "receiving mail" lines for all other accounts
PH>     properly. (As it should be!)
    
PH>     BUT it does only receive mail from account #1 and hangs up the phone
PH>     when finished.

...because the dialling process is only monitoring #1 and will hang up
when that is finished.

PH>  A few seconds later it tries to re-dial using the
PH>     default network connection.

... because checking the other accounts (the process invokled by
ALT-F2) was not satisfactorily completed, so a new dail attempt will
be made. This can only be the the global connection specified. This
process does not know why the connection broke and will make a next
attempt.

PH>     TB should receive mail from ALL accounts here and hang up when it
PH>     has finished.

You want to redefine the algorithm. Whichever way you connect (as long
as it is by TB), you want TB to not disconnect, even if it's unrelated
accounts that are not finished checking.

Hmmm; yes that it is possible.

PH>     The second glitch: When pressign f2 on #1 and adding all other
PH>     accounts with alt+f2 *while* dialing - and then aborting the dail
PH>     procedure *before* TB has received any mail from account #1, it
PH>     tries to re-dial using the *default* setting and NOT the one defined
PH>     for account #1. (In my case it will be unable to get mail, because I
PH>     have to be connected with the specific provider.)

It must. There are no instructions to check #1 with that special DUN
setting, only instructions to check the other accounts. So TB cannot
use #1's settings, it must use the global settings. I think that's
quite correct behaviour.

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Cheers,
Thomas.                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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