On Thu, 11 May 2000 11:20:45 +0500GMT (11/05/2000,
8.20 +0100GMT),
Oleg Zalyalov wrote:
> Hello, the Bat! list recipients,
> Wednesday, May 10, 2000, Alberto Almagioni wrote to TBUDL about
> timeout.:
AA>> Is it possible to set up the timout for every mail account?
> Timeout for what?
oh sorry...
My problem is that I have an account on a very slow server: sometimes,
quite often, I have a "could not connect to the server" message but
when I check mail from web there are non problem at all.
I also ask to the provider and he told me there are non problems with
the pop server: as the web access use a Cold Fusion interface this
seems to be true, CF get mails through pop server...
When I check this mailbox with TheBat! I have a 5 seconds waiting with
"connecting to host" then "could not connect to the server"
Using web-access, in the url, I find this "&requesttimeout=5000":
this should be the time he as to wait the opening of mailbox, isn't it?
(complete url is like this:
http://www.webspace.it/mail/mailread.cfm?email=UserName@Domain&server=Domain&login=UserName&password=Password&requesttimeout=5000)
When I check this mailbox with TheBat! I have a 5 seconds waiting with
"connecting to host" then "could not connect to the server"
So I'm asking is it possible to set a timout like that one in TheBat! as
if you ask to TheBat! to wait a bit longer opening this mailbox.
Ciao
Al
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