Bob,

> Hi Gleason,

> On 2/7/2009 3:35 PM, you wrote to Alto:
>> Alto,
>>
>>> Hello Bob,
>>
>>> all of these issues are long-standing and haven't been fixed in years.
>>> In fact, you might want to try the final v3-version of TheBat (v3.98.2
>>> I believe), this one is a little (and I do mean "a little") better
>>> when it comes to IMAP, at least the connection-lost problems don't
>>> happen as often as they do with the v4.0.38. I personally even
>>> continue using v3.0.1.33 to this day.
>>
>>> Funny, isn't it? All of those years of enduring and reporting IMAP
>>> issues, and all that has changed is that the issues have grown
>>> _worse_ over the versions?
>>
>> Which suggests not negligence but inability to reproduce what you see,
>> either by Rit or by many users, which would include myself.
>>
>>
> Are you saying that you, too, use IMAP with your ISP and/or Mail 
> Provider, and you don't see the "unable to send mail body due to 
> processing error" message and/or the queuing problem?

Never see that.

> If that is true, this suggests that the problem may lay with Gmail's 
> implementation of IMAP (or, possibly, with my IMAP settings in TB, 
> although I have tried to follow Stefan Tanurkov's guidance on those).

I have heard that Gmail's imap is non-standard, and causes trouble for
clients.   Opera's email crew apparently have asked if they intend to fix it
or will leave it as is, with an eye to deciding whether it is worth
the trouble to do a workaround.  I didn't hear what response they got.
On the other hand, I have a @thebat.net gmail account that
gives me no problem at all.  My main provider is Fastmail.

> What do you think, here?

I would suggest getting a free account from Fastmail and see what kind
of performance you get.  Servers can definitely make a difference.


-- 
 Gleason                            

 Using 4.1.11.3 on Windows XP, 5.1, Build 2600.
 IMAP email provider is Fastmail, which uses Cyrus server software.


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