This is why I started this thread: I use TB to filter my incoming mail, strip out attachments and html, and then forward it to another pop3 box that I use for picking up my email on an iPAQ via a mobile phone (hence the need to strip out the superfluous data). But to do this requires my desktop to be permanently logged in on my account, which is bad for all sorts of reasons.
As the Bat has an option to run in 'server' mode, I had thought that it might run as an NT service, but it seems that it is not to be. If anyone can suggest an app that will do the above, running as a service, I'd be most grateful. Thanks Paul On Saturday, 31 August 2002, Mark Wieder wrote: MW> Now...if TB were running as a service on the server then no user would MW> have to be logged in all the time at the server box and it would 1.) MW> be more secure, and 2.) start up immediately when the server is MW> booted. This last has two advantages: it eliminates one step in the MW> bootup process, and it allows unattended recovery from power failure. ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
