Hey, Gavin,

Gavin Troy <[email protected]> wrote:
 |Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote:
 |
 |> Shit!  Sorry!!
 |
 |No problem!
 |
 |> (IMAP, IMAP-cache, heh!
 |> Does this mean i really need to keep that around all that time...)
 |
 |Well, perhaps it's just laziness, but it was less work than \
 |configuring another
 |utility to fetch mail. The cache helps for sure, at least when I allow the
 |inbox to grow so large.
 |
 |>|Side issue: "make test" doesn't pass. Something related was \
 |>|said in a previous
 |>|list message, so maybe it's expected for now.
 |>|
 |>|> content:6: error: checksum mismatch (got 24505475 181)
 |> 
 |> NO!!!  Really??  That is the same checksum that Gaetan reported!
 |> What are you guys doing to this thing??  Strange.
 |
 |I just push the button... :-D

Grazy -- i've even installed a Debian distribution to verify it,
without any success (failure, that is).

 |> Now i'm extremely curious what is going wrong there -- i already
 |> spend almost two days on this, went insane, but for nothing!
 |> Would you be so kind, patch in `gavin-test.diff' and send back the
 |> `for-steffen.txt' that survives the test run?  That would be very
 |> much appreciated!
 |
 |Enjoy. Hope it gives a happy ground between confusion and kicking yourself!

Thanks -- i'm looking into that.

 |> <with-a-chirpy-voice/Yeeha/.
 |> 
 |> --steffen
 |
 |> oh man,
 |>|messages each.  I'm looking into why the optimization doesn't
 |>|scale (so to say).
 |> 
 |> i answered much too fast - the real problem is <snipped>
 |
 |Fantastic! I can confirm this things on my end.

Good to hear that.

 |> Ciao from blooooooming Germany!
 |
 |Ireland too, for once... we have more sun today than we have in the whole
 |of some summers. heh.

hah - BUT you also have palms over there, do you?
Greyness under palms is something different than greyness with
plenty of concrete, *that* is what i can say..
And: it is a long way to Tipperary.  But one day, for sure.

Ciao, and have a good time.

 |Gavin

--steffen

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