Hi all, on a TheBat installation that I service all the mails in the INBOX vanished at some time during the last days. (Of course, the user "did nothing" at the time. ;-) )
When I looked at the directory there was a large (about 15 MB which could very well be the size of the now gone messages) file named PART001.BIN. I therefore assume that TheBat presented the error message "base damaged, repair now?", the user clicked on Yes and TheBat reconstructed the folder while dumping the messages not back into it but only leaving it in this file. So: 1.) The used version of TheBat is v3.0.1.33. Are such occurences (mailbase disruption without aparent reason, repair of folder by deleting messages) known in this version, and if so, has this behaviour been improved up until the current v3.5? 2.) Is there any possibility short of disecting PART001.BIN using a hex editor to salvage the messages that might still be in there? 3.) Is it possible to disable this warning message and subsequently the repair function? I'd much rather have TheBat just quit until I can come by and have a look on the case then allow the user to perform an action with uncertain results. Any advice would be much apreciated. -- MfG, Alto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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