Hello Alexander,
On Mittwoch, 28. November 2001 at 10:13:14 you wrote (at least in part):
AL>>> word with "@" is from address _always_ too
PP>> Nope ... it must be the word before the first brackets and I will test
PP>> a bit if I'm able to receive a mail containing no '@' :-)
AL> Impossible for TB and _correct_ SMTP - they refuse mail with "Sender
AL> domain must present" - you can't redefine parameter of "MAIL FROM:"
AL> ("envelope-from")
The down side is: first TB! does not see the 'Envelope-From', it is
'destroyed' as soon as it is stored by the POP-Toaster.
So the information TB! shows as 'received message from' is the one in
the 'From:' header.
Now imagine a LAN (as I have both at work *lol* and at home) and
rapidly it is possible to have an incomplete from.
Next point is: I'm able to send you a message with full qualified
Envelope-From, but incomplete or even without 'From:' header line.
So this criteria ain't reliable :-(
AL>>> if there are not second brackets pair - there are not filters in work
PP>> Or it is 1.53 :-) (A guess from what I've heard/read from Karin)
AL> Read from registry "Version" key and redefine dilently ListView_Lines
AL> as needed
Will be implemented ...
if (version < 1.54) disable_all;
:-)
PP>> '(' some text followed by a number of '"FilterName", '
PP>> some text followed by '"<directory>")'
PP>> the most difficulty part was the
PP>> number of '"FilterName", '
PP>> part :-)
AL> Split string using " as separator - and you got
AL> first&&last words useless
AL> Words with \ are folders
AL> all others are folders
Nope ... A filter could contain a '\' too ... that's not reliable.
AL> It's definitely faster and simpler! (and foolproof... :-))
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