Colour groups (was Re[2]: Need direction and a question)

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Vladimir,


On  Friday, September 01, 2000  at  00:46:15 GMT +0200 (which was 3:46 PM
where I live) witnesses say Vladimir Mincev typed:

> Hello Januk,


JA>>  This can be useful if you get lots of mail that needs to be replied
JA>>  to.  This way you can have the messages moved or coloured when you've
JA>>  dealt with the message appropriately.

> Can you explain to me what is coloured message? Just highlighted message with
> another colour?

 It can be highlighted with another colour, font, bolding, italics,
 etc.  See Options -> Message List Colours.
 You can set up colour groups there.

>  I was looking for "colour group" in help file but with no success.

 Hmm, this is a recently added feature.  It might not have made it
 into the help file yet.

> How can I colour each message from each sender (for example: from
> Mike - blue, from Tom - yellow...)

 First create your colour groups as mentioned above.  Then you can
 create filters (Account -> Sorting Office/Filters) to create filters
 that can apply the colour groups automatically.  If you want, you can
 apply a colour group manually by right clicking on the message in the
 message list pane.  Select colour groups and view the options.

 Play around with it a bit and enjoy.

 If you need more specific help, please ask.






 


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Re[2]: Need direction and a question

[Vladimir Mincev]

Hello Januk,


JA>  This can be useful if you get lots of mail that needs to be replied
JA>  to.  This way you can have the messages moved or coloured when you've
JA>  dealt with the message appropriately.

Can you explain to me what is coloured message? Just highlighted message with
another colour? I was looking for "colour group" in help file but with no success.
How can I colour each message from each sender (for example: from Mike - blue, from 
Tom - yellow...)


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Re[2]: Someone spamming us

[Gerd Ewald]

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Hello Marck D. Pearlstone !


On Fri, 1 Sep 2000 17:11:23 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was 01.09.2000, 18:11 (GMT+0200) where I live, you wrote:

GE>> We now know that this could be done. Shouldn't our signatures be
GE>> stripped off when msg is transferred to the archive ?

MDP> Can't  be  done.  The archive is just another member of the list which
MDP> receives  traffic like any other member of the list.

I see :-(

MDP> If you don't want
MDP> your  signature  going to the archive the only way is to not sign your
MDP> messages.

No, I think I won't stop signing my msgs for the same reason I use the
"TheBat"-info at the end of my mails: to tell people about the existence and to
encourage them to use these pgms.

MDP> While  harvesting  from PGP signatures is possible, I don't think it's
MDP> being done - probably too complicated.

Yep, you may be right and it would be too late anyway: our msgs are already in
the archive. Anyone harvesting the adress could have done this already or will
subscribe to the list where it is easier to harvest the adresses from the PGP-
or S/MIME-sigs.

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Re: Need direction and a question

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Arnie,

On  01  September  2000 at 17:53:33 GMT -0400 (which was 22:53 where I
live)  Arnie  wrote  and  made  these  points  on the subject of "Need
direction and a question":

A> I would like to take a single sentence from the message and put
A> into the reply to that message.

What,  like  this?  That's  F4 - reply using selected text. Select the
text to reply to and press F4.

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Re[2]: Need direction and a question

[Arnie]

Hi Ming-Li,



ML> Since there's no way to edit a received message in TB, let alone
ML> doing it automatically, the only realistic way to do this is to
ML> export the message and do it with an editor, then you may import it
ML> back or save it as a text file. The whole process (including
ML> importing back into TB) could be automated with a better editor, if
ML> the part you want to save can be formulized.

I don't want to edit the message, I would like to take a single
sentence from the message and put into the reply to that message.  On
a quick glance it seemed that RE's could have done the job, but it
seems that they would take some time to learn.  I didn't want to invest
the time unless someone who knew said that's where the answer lied.

>> Also I'm having a problem using the "Replied Messages" sorting rule.
>> Can someone give me a quick "fer instance"?

ML> A common misunderstanding is to think of a Replied Message filter as
ML> one for your replies. It's not. It's for the messages to which you
ML> replied. Example? Well, I don't use it. But for people who regularly
ML> purge old mail, it might be useful for them to park those messages
ML> so they won't be deleted.

Thanks for clearing that up and a nifty use.

>> p.s. Welcome back Ming-Li!

ML> Thanks. :)

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Re: Subj: Sending mail without SMTP server.

[Johannes M. Posel]

Hi there Viktor,

Am 31.08.2000 so gegen 19:37 meintest Du:

> I know!!!
> You can try, it works :-))) but don't tell to him!! :-)

Connecting to pop.faesa.br ...
<<< 220 sr01.faesa.br ESMTP Sendmail 8.9.3/8.8.7; Fri, 1 Sep 2000 13:23:40 -0300
>>> HELO gatekeeper.its-toasted.org
<<< 250 sr01.faesa.br Hello root@[213.68.72.69], pleased to meet you
>>> MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<<< 250 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Sender ok
>>> RCPT TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<<< 250 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Recipient ok
>>> DATA
<<< 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself
>>> (message body)
<<< 250 NAA11623 Message accepted for delivery
>>> QUIT
<<< 221 sr01.faesa.br closing connection
rlytest.pl: relay accepted - final response code 221
gatekeeper:~ # 

This is your ticket for the ORBS/MAPS/RBL/etc. Is this your SMTP
server? Else I'm going to report it to the head of abuse dep in our
NOC.

To the original question. When you're connected to the internet you've
got an IP that is unique. It's assigned to a provider (query the ARIN,
APNIC, RIPE etc. for it). You can at 99,9% use the SMTP of this
provider w/o things like POP-before-SMTP or SMTP AUTH even if your
company/university doesnt want you to do it. If you have a sample
Internet IP address (not RFC1918-hosts!) then simply (under DOS) enter
"nslookup ". this will give you the reverse name. Then you dig
it into the MX seeker (nslookup, then querytype=MX) and it tells you
your SMTP server :) If this sounds too complicated, feel free to drop
me an offlist eMail and I'll gladly try to helpy you to find the SMTP.

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Re: Spam filter strings?

[tracer]

Hello ztrader,
On Sat, 26 Aug 2000 20:27:56 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was Sunday, August 27, 2000, 10:27:56 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
ztrader wrote:



> Saturday, August 26, 2000, 5:14:46 PM, you wrote:

MDP>> 1) Set up a filter which specifies a match string of '[X-SBClass:
MDP>> Blocked]|[X-SBClass: Spam]|[X-SBClass: Bulk]' location "Kludges"
MDP>> presence "Yes".

> Thanks for the tip. I set it up as you suggested. Here's a copy of the
> string right out of the 'strings' box:

> '[X-SBClass: Blocked]|[X-SBClass: Spam]|[X-SBClass: Bulk]'

> I had the unfortunate opportunity to test it on a message, containing
> the following headers (not a complete list of headers):

> X-SBRule: Pattern Match (Money) (Score: 3800)
> X-SBRule: Pattern Match (Work From Home) (Score: 800)
> X-SBRule: Pattern Match (Other Patterns) (Score: 1525)
> X-SBRule: Pattern Match (Spam Phone #) (Score: 1200)
> X-SBClass: Blocked
> ^^

> The message was not sent to the spam folder, as I had hoped, even
> though it should have a match. Might I need additional parenthesis, or
> is there another reason this is not working? Is the : a special
> character, perhaps?

When this problem is sorted out, any chance to get something like that
in the docs, Faq or as standard installed...

> Thanks for your help,

>  ztradermailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: Someone spamming us

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Gerd,

On 01 September 2000 at 15:13:44 GMT +0200 (which was 14:13 where I
live) Gerd Ewald wrote and made these points on the subject
of "Someone spamming us":

MDP>> Strike  that theory then. We're back to someone joining the list
MDP>> long-hand  just to harvest. There's nothing we can do to prevent
MDP>> that.

GE> Was just an idea. :-(

GE> We now know that this could be done. Shouldn't our signatures be
GE> stripped off when msg is transferred to the archive ?

Can't  be  done.  The archive is just another member of the list which
receives  traffic like any other member of the list. If you don't want
your  signature  going to the archive the only way is to not sign your
messages.

While  harvesting  from PGP signatures is possible, I don't think it's
being done - probably too complicated.

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[Oleg Zalyalov]

Hello, the Bat! list recipients,

Friday, September 01, 2000, Marck D. Pearlstone wrote to ztrader on TBUDL about
External processing of TB files?:

z>>When does TB do this check? Only at startup :-((?

MDP> "Continuously"  ... TB seems to poll for the presence of this file and
MDP> reacts to its appearance pretty instantly.

Every 10 seconds.

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Re: SOT: PGP bug squished (was Re: Gaping hole in NAI PGP)

[tracer]

Hello Deryk Lister,
On Sat, 26 Aug 2000 17:28:43 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was Saturday, August 26, 2000, 11:28:43 PM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Deryk Lister wrote:


> It's all sorted now.  The nai PGP servers (ie certserv.pgp.com) now
> filter out keys with bogus ADK packets, and there's a new version
> 6.5.8 available from www.pgpi.com
> I'm sure anyone who's serious with PGP keeps it updated anyway, so it
> should be fine ;)

except for the lack of randomness since v5...
I wouldnt be surprised though from what I hear if some version will be
stuck together less those unwanted pieces of code CA stuck in.
It just a matter of the right stimulance being needed.

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[ztrader]

On Friday, September 01, 2000, 6:28:15 AM, you wrote:

z>> Good, clear explanation. I still say you should write this stuff in
z>> the help file :-).

MDP> It's  not up to me. I don't work for RIT (although I have helped Maxim
MDP> with some documentation before now).

I realize that - it was a semi-joke :-). I was suggesting that there
have been a number of good explanations on the list, even in the short
time I've been here. If these were collected and organized, it would
be a most helpful document, IMHO. Could actually be outside the help
file, and might be easier to produce that way.

ztrader

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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi ztrader,

On 01 September 2000 at 06:16:09 GMT -0700 (which was 14:16 where I
live) ztrader wrote and made these points on the subject
of "External processing of TB files?":

MDP>> It used to be called "Kill Filter". 

z> Good, clear explanation. I still say you should write this stuff in
z> the help file :-).

It's  not up to me. I don't work for RIT (although I have helped Maxim
with some documentation before now).

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Re[2]: Someone spamming us

[Gerd Ewald]

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Hello Marck D. Pearlstone !


On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 19:28:17 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was 31.08.2000, 20:28 (GMT+0200) where I live, you wrote:

MDP> Strike  that  theory  then.  We're  back  to  someone joining the list
MDP> long-hand just to harvest. There's nothing we can do to prevent that.

Was just an idea. :-(

We now know that this could be done. Shouldn't our signatures be stripped off
when msg is transferred to the archive ?

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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi ztrader,

On 01 September 2000 at 05:57:17 GMT -0700 (which was 13:57 where I
live) ztrader wrote and made these points on the subject
of "External processing of TB files?":

z>   I assume this means one could do the import without having to
z>   start up TB each time?

Yes.

z> For those who are familiar with programming we give a hint: The Bat!
z> checks the file called TheBat.IPC which is located in the same
z> directory where The Bat! executable (TheBat.exe) file is located.

z>When does TB do this check? Only at startup :-((?

"Continuously"  ... TB seems to poll for the presence of this file and
reacts to its appearance pretty instantly.

z> To ensure that a copy of The Bat! is running on a computer, a
z> program which wants to interact with The Bat! must check whether
z> the mutex called “The Bat!” is owned by a process and if it is not,
z> The Bat! must be started.

z>How does one do this from a batch file?

One  doesn't  have  to do it from a batch file. By simply launching TB
from  the  batch file with the required command line parameters either
TB  will  be loaded to process the commands or an already running copy
will  be  sent  them.  Only if you were writing a program to interface
with TB would you need to do anything with a mutex.

OTOH,  to  be  *in*  your filtering batch process, TB *must* have been
running to trigger the process in the first place .

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[ztrader]

On Friday, September 01, 2000, 5:57:28 AM, you wrote:

z>> BTW,  what  is  "Selective  Download"  intended to do in the filter
z>> list?

MDP> It  used  to be called "Kill Filter".  

Good, clear explanation. I still say you should write this stuff in
the help file :-).

Thanks much,

ztrader

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[ztrader]

On Friday, September 01, 2000, 5:51:39 AM, you wrote:

>> BTW, what is "Selective Download" intended to do in the filter list?

MR> It`s for applying a filter rule directly on the mail server, just
MR> before downloading new messages.

Aha. The actions are kill or ignore - does kill remove the message
from the server without downloading it? Does ignore leave it there
undeleted? 

Given a (hopefully) small fraction of spam, why is this preferred over
simply sending the msg to a spam folder, and catching those false
positives?

Thanks for the info,
ztrader

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Re[3]: External processing of TB files?

[ztrader]

On Friday, September 01, 2000, 5:19:51 AM, you wrote:

OZ> /IMPORT command allows batch importing of e-mail messages into a specified folder

Thanks for the tip!

Again, from help:

Note that you can run only one copy of The Bat! at your PC at a time,
but if you try to start another copy of The Bat!, all Command Line
parameters will be seamlessly passed to the running copy of the
program and executed.

  I assume this means one could do the import without having to
  start up TB each time?

For those who are familiar with programming we give a hint: The Bat!
checks the file called TheBat.IPC which is located in the same
directory where The Bat! executable (TheBat.exe) file is located.

   When does TB do this check? Only at startup :-((?
   
To ensure that a copy of The Bat! is running on a computer, a program
which wants to interact with The Bat! must check whether the mutex
called “The Bat!” is owned by a process and if it is not, The Bat!
must be started.   

   How does one do this from a batch file?

Ever closer to a good filtering solution :-)...

ztrader

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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi ztrader,

On 01 September 2000 at 05:38:08 GMT -0700 (which was 13:38 where I
live) ztrader wrote and made these points on the subject
of "External processing of TB files?":

MR>> How can i reimport the modified message automaticly ?

Refer  to  the TB Help Index and search for /IMPORT. This is a command
line switch which allows you to automate message import.

z> BTW,  what  is  "Selective  Download"  intended to do in the filter
z> list?

It  used  to be called "Kill Filter". It allows you to filter messages
before  they  are  downloaded  by only reading the headers to make the
decision about whether or not the message is required. The downside of
using  Selective  Download  filters is that message download becomes a
two  pass  affair  for  all messages. Pass 1 downloads all headers and
checks  against  the  Selective Download filters. Pass 2 downloads the
messages which have survived the selection tests.

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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Michael Richter]

Hello Oleg,

you wrote in "External processing of TB files?" on 01.09.2000:

> Found in TB! help file

Good tip. Wonder I dont`t recongized this ! :-(
Mayby its friday. :-)

I`ll try it.

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Selective download Was: Re[3]: External processing of TB files?

[Oleg Zalyalov]

Hello, the Bat! list recipients,

Friday, September 01, 2000, ztrader wrote to Michael Richter about
External processing of TB files?:

z> BTW, what is "Selective Download" intended to do in the filter list?
To  prevent some messages to be download from the server and to delete
or to leave them on the server.

Adding  selective download filters adds a phase of downloading headers
of the messages prior to downloading mail from the server.

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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Michael Richter]

Hello ztrader,

you wrote in "External processing of TB files?" on 01.09.2000:


> BTW, what is "Selective Download" intended to do in the filter list?

It`s for applying a filter rule directly on the mail server, just
before downloading new messages. This could be used as a SPAM Stop.
The examined Headers are from:, subject:, received:, to: and the
whole kludges. By filtering of received: (the whole routing-path of
the message) there is a good change to recognize spam.

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Threads w/Agent

[Ben Pugsley]

Hi,

Are there plans in the future, to improve threading?

To get threading to be useable, I now export the Folder contents as a UNIX
file, and import it into Agent.  In agent I can easily follow the threads.

The Messages that I want to keep, I can Export from Agent in Unix format, and
import it back into TB.

It sure would be nice to do it all in Bat. :-))

Is there any hope?

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[ztrader]

On Friday, September 01, 2000, 4:59:54 AM, you wrote:

MR> How can i reimport the modified message automaticly ? My Batch-File
MR> for removing the egroups-adv works fine, but the only way i see to
MR> bring back the message is manual import.

That's where I got stuck, too.

BTW, what is "Selective Download" intended to do in the filter list?

ztrader

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Re[2]: External processing of TB files?

[Oleg Zalyalov]

Hello, the Bat! list recipients,

Friday, September 01, 2000, Michael Richter wrote to Oleg Zalyalov about
External processing of TB files?:

MR> How can i reimport the modified message automaticly ? My Batch-File
MR> for removing the egroups-adv works fine, but the only way i see to
MR> bring back the message is manual import.

Found in TB! help file

---8<-
/IMPORT command allows batch importing of e-mail messages into a specified folder from 
multiple RFC-822 message files or from UNIX mailbox files. The syntax of /IMPORT 
command is:


/IMPORT[parameter1[;parameter2[;parameter3[...]]]

Possible parameters are (parameter may be identified by two or more names):


USER=value or U=value   - the value is the name of the destination account. If 
no FOLDER parameter is specified, the destination folder will be Inbox of the given 
account.

PASSWORD=value or P=value   - the value is the password which will unlock 
the account if it is needed.

FOLDER=value or F=value - the value is the destination folder’s pathname. If 
the pathname does not include account name, The Bat! will search all accounts for a 
folder with such name; the first folder found will be used as the destination folder. 
If the specified folder is not found, Inbox folder of the destination account is used.

UNIX or X   - this parameter tells The Bat! that input files are in UNIX 
mailbox format. By default, input files are treated as separate RFC-822 messages.

READ or R   - when this parameter is used, all imported messages will be 
marked as read. By default, all imported messages are marked unread.

FILE=value or IN=value or 
INFILE=value or I=value - the value is a file mask with a pathname of input 
files. /IMPORT command can have unlimited number of FILE parameters.

DELETE or DEL or W  - if this parameter is specified, all processed files 
will be deleted after successful send of import operation.

Examples of /IMPORT command:

/IMPORTU=”My account 1”;FOLDER=”Friends and relatives\Sam”;IN=C:\InFiles\Sam\*.MSG

/IMPORTF=”\\My account 1\Business\Unsorted”;UNIX;FILE=C:\InFiles\Unsorted\*.mbx;READ

Notes: 

1.  To separate parameters, use semicolon (“;” character). Do not use spaces 
between parameters when use /IMPORT command as a command line parameter because a 
space-separated mask will be treated as the next command line parameter and will not 
be processed.
1.  If a parameter value contains space characters, put it into quotation marks. 
If a value contains quotation marks, you should use upper commas (“ ’ ” character).
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Re: External processing of TB files?

[Michael Richter]

Hello Oleg,

you wrote in "External processing of TB files?" on 01.09.2000:


> You  can export and delete message by filter run external program in a
> batch file modifying message first and importing in back to TB!

How can i reimport the modified message automaticly ? My Batch-File
for removing the egroups-adv works fine, but the only way i see to
bring back the message is manual import.

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Re: Version 2 timeframe (was:TB add-ins?)

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi Marc,

On 01 September 2000 at 02:57:54 GMT -0400 (which was 07:57 where I
live) Marc Weinmann wrote and made these points on the subject
of "Version 2 timeframe (was:TB add-ins?)":

MDP>> Version  2  of TB is expected to have both scripting and plug-in
MDP>> technologies. No further information is available.

MW> Is there a time-frame for version 2?

In a word - no. We had expected to have seen an early alpha release of
it  by  now  but  nothing  has  come  out. We have seen a number of V2
features  being  implemented  in  v1 as an apparent technology proving
exercise  -  for  instance, the message base format was reworked a few
versions back. Other than that, no clues I'm afraid.

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Re[2]: Version 2 timeframe (was:TB add-ins?)

[Jason Thompson]

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Hello Marc and everyone else...

MW> Is there a time-frame for version 2?

Nobody really knows...

Months and months ago, Leif Gregory interviewed Stefan Tanurkov of
RITLabs. Copied from Leif's interview:

LG> When will the beta be released?
ST> Do not know yet. Soon, I hope :-) I suppose (but not promise) that
ST> it will be February of this year.

So... I advise you keep waiting very patiently. :-)

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