Hello Alto,

There was a similar case on TBUDL once, I wrote this to him/her:

"This is what you have to do:

- _copy_ (dont move) the PART0001.BIN to somewhere, just to have a
backup
- make a new folder in TB!
- rename PART0001.BIN to PART0001.TBB
- import the mails from PART0001.TBB using Tools, Import messages, TBB
files.

Enjoy your mails. (Move the mails wherever you want, organize them,
etc.)

These BIN files are created when TBB files are compressed, PART0001,
PART0002, etc."

Answers for your other question:

> 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?

Yes,  corruption  of Inbox message base occurred sometimes. Low system
resources  and/or  Win shutdown TB! on exit before that would compress
its  mails when "Compress at exit" is checked. So, UNCHECK all of your
Inboxes'  "Compress  on  exit" options... After I suggested this to my
users, NO ONE reported corrupted message base again.

Somewhere  in  the v3.5.x series we were told that they found a bug in
this part of the code. Hopefully, no more corruption will happen.

> 2.) Is there any possibility short of disecting PART001.BIN using a
> hex editor to salvage the messages that might still be in there?

See above.

> 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.

I dont think so.

I  know only one hardware "setting" :) for it: tell the users, if this
happens DONT DO anything...

-- 
Vili


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