Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving Mail
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003, it is attributed to H.R. Riggs to have said: I must be missing something here. What File In popup menu? The only one of which I'm aware is when the message window is open, and it doesn't matter whether the browser is 2 or 3 panes. You are not missing anything... that is correct. I posted it as a wishlist, and still want that functionality from within the browser window, as that is exclusively how I deal with my mail. -- later, JS Silence is the virtue of fools. Sir Francis Bacon
Re: server side spam filtering
anyone know how any equally good Mail filter software that runs on the server? Preferrably on OS X Server (Think Unix). We went with an outside filtering service (Postini). The filtering is not perfect, but its quite good and easy to use. Since we are a small company, we got it through a VAR. Price is $2 per human user per month, with a minimum of 10 users, plus a few hundred $ initial setup (but with a free trial). It also does a great job on viruses, which was great during some of the recent Windoze outbreaks, where it kept hundreds of megabytes per day from reaching our server. If you want more info, contact me off the list Bob * * Bob Parks Do not meddle with the affairs * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] of dragons, as you are crunchy * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] and taste good with ketchup. * * http://www.kidsource.com/* *
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving Mail
I must be missing something here. What File In popup menu? The only one of which I'm aware is when the message window is open, and it doesn't matter whether the browser is 2 or 3 panes. Ron John Snippe wrote on 10/15/03: On Wed, Oct 15, 2003, it is attributed to Ira Lansing to have said: 1... Transfer mail. AFAIK, currently the only way to move mail from one box to another is via drag'n'drop. I dunno about you, but I have missed my target more than once... what a pain. Perhaps en masse, but individual mail can be put in any box by selecting the destination from the File In popup menu. Or is this menu only available in two-pane view and you are not in that view? Oooh! You are correct regarding the 'only'.. but at least there is a start as far as the codebase required to create the browser-window-based solution I am wishlisting. Very hopeful!! -- later, JS
Re: inability to search by content
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Re: inability to search by content
Leonard Morgenstern wrote: Three or four months ago, searching in PowerMail gave the result No messages even when I looked for words that I knew must be present. It had never done so before that time, but since then, it recurs every few weeks. Jerome gave me the solution: Trash the file Message Database index and let PowerMail create a new one. It's not hard to do, but it's a nuisance, mainly because I can never trust the result of a search. That was with the beta version. With the final version, if such a problem occurs, you get an error message on startup (indexing error, class=QIE ; what=9; when=2), and you can rebuild the index from the file / database menu without deleting the old one manually. Can you describe your problem in detail? Do you have some error messages? Can you find some words and not some others? Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering - For me, PowerMail is a premium product that deserves its premium price through its intuitive UI, the excellent search engine, the adequate filtering, and the support for all sorts of mail accounts ranging from simple POP sessions to IMAP, SSL, and beyond. PowerMail user comment on www.macupdate.com Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com -
inability to search by content
Three or four months ago, searching in PowerMail gave the result No messages even when I looked for words that I knew must be present. It had never done so before that time, but since then, it recurs every few weeks. Jerome gave me the solution: Trash the file Message Database index and let PowerMail create a new one. It's not hard to do, but it's a nuisance, mainly because I can never trust the result of a search. Does anyone have a clue as to why this is happening? Thanks Len -- Leonard Morgenstern [EMAIL PROTECTED] Artificial intelligence will never replace natural stupidity.
Re: server alternatives to Spamsieve?
Max Gossell wrote on Wed 15 Oct 2003 at 16:07 +0200 . My ISP started to run SpamAssassin a while ago. So now I get a lot of spams with the phrase SPAM added in the beginning of the subject... I do not like it at all. TrustedMail. You'll have to do your own Googling to find it... Don't know if its Mac-able but I do know it runs on Linux and stops 90+% of spam and has next to no false positives. My host (dsvr.co.uk) sell it for GBP 30 per domain per year as an addition to their server packages. -- david.gordon
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving Mail
On Wed, Oct 15, 2003, it is attributed to Ira Lansing to have said: 1... Transfer mail. AFAIK, currently the only way to move mail from one box to another is via drag'n'drop. I dunno about you, but I have missed my target more than once... what a pain. Perhaps en masse, but individual mail can be put in any box by selecting the destination from the File In popup menu. Or is this menu only available in two-pane view and you are not in that view? Oooh! You are correct regarding the 'only'.. but at least there is a start as far as the codebase required to create the browser-window-based solution I am wishlisting. Very hopeful!! -- later, JS I've come to believe that all my past failure and frustration were actually laying the foundation for the understandings that have created the new level of living I now enjoy. -- Anthony Robbins
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving Mail
1... Transfer mail. AFAIK, currently the only way to move mail from one box to another is via drag'n'drop. I dunno about you, but I have missed my target more than once... what a pain. Perhaps en masse, but individual mail can be put in any box by selecting the destination from the File In popup menu. Or is this menu only available in two-pane view and you are not in that view? --Ira
Re: server alternatives to Spamsieve?
anyone know how any equally good Mail filter software that runs on the server? Preferrably on OS X Server (Think Unix). You could look at SpamBouncer if you know your way around Unix: http:// www.spambouncer.org/ Also, the PopFile software is worth a look. Geoff -- Using PowerMail 4.2.1 on a G4/450, 512 MB RAM, under MacOSX 10.2.6 (Classic 9.2.1)
