Re: problem with attached text files
On 14 12 2004 at 3:05 pm -0500, Sylvain Perchaud wrote: >User-Agent: Mozilla Thunderbird 0.5 (Windows/20040207) >X-Accept-Language: en-us, en >MIME-Version: 1.0 >To: Sylvain Perchaud >Subject: blablabla >Content-Type: multipart/mixed; > boundary="070303090407000106090003" That is not enough, because it is the headers at the beginning of each MIME part (which themselves are delineated by the boundary described above) which are in question. Unfortunately once you've received the msg with PM, there is no way to see what it originally looked like. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
Re: problem with attached text files
Am 14.12.2004 hat [EMAIL PROTECTED] geschrieben: >>I face a strange problem with a collaborator who attaches text files to >>his messages via Mozilla Thunderbird (Windows version) : Powermail puts >>the content of the text file in the body of the message, I don't have any >>attached file. > >I suspect that Mozilla must not identify the MIME part as a Content- >disposition of "attachment", so that PM does not have reason to believe >it is an attachment vs. an inline part. It's a sender-problem (he should check the general preferences for sending mails of his Mozilla). First aid: Tell him to make a zip-file from the text-file and to send this to you. I guess (I hope), his Mozilla will handle this in a different way.
Re(2): problem with attached text files
Le mardi 14 décembre 2004, à 13:50, Ben Kennedy a écrit: >On 14 12 2004 at 1:37 pm -0500, Sylvain Perchaud wrote: > >>I face a strange problem with a collaborator who attaches text files to >>his messages via Mozilla Thunderbird (Windows version) : Powermail puts >>the content of the text file in the body of the message, I don't have any >>attached file. > >I suspect that Mozilla must not identify the MIME part as a Content- >disposition of "attachment", so that PM does not have reason to believe >it is an attachment vs. an inline part. Here is a part of the message header : User-Agent: Mozilla Thunderbird 0.5 (Windows/20040207) X-Accept-Language: en-us, en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Sylvain Perchaud Subject: blablabla Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="070303090407000106090003" Unfortunately I'm not a RFC expert, maybe you can help me find if the content declaration is correct or not ? -- Sylvain Perchaud Tel : +33 (0) 674 758 551 Fax : +33 (0) 251 280 898 http://www.europe-shareware.org
Re: problem with attached text files
On 14 12 2004 at 1:37 pm -0500, Sylvain Perchaud wrote: >I face a strange problem with a collaborator who attaches text files to >his messages via Mozilla Thunderbird (Windows version) : Powermail puts >the content of the text file in the body of the message, I don't have any >attached file. I suspect that Mozilla must not identify the MIME part as a Content- disposition of "attachment", so that PM does not have reason to believe it is an attachment vs. an inline part. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
problem with attached text files
Hello all, I face a strange problem with a collaborator who attaches text files to his messages via Mozilla Thunderbird (Windows version) : Powermail puts the content of the text file in the body of the message, I don't have any attached file. Did I forgot to set up something in Powermail ? I don't want to have the content of the text file in the body of the message, I want to have a separate text file. -- Sylvain Perchaud Tel : +33 (0) 674 758 551 Fax : +33 (0) 251 280 898 http://www.europe-shareware.org
Re(2): Training SpamSieve
He is referring here to PowerMail, not SpamSieve. You train SpamSieve through PowerMail. They work wonderfully together. Under the Preferences you will find all at the bottom the Spam preferences and there you set-up your assistant (i.e. link it to SpamSieve) and mix to gusto. After that it's pretty much just the smily and the fly. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >you have 2 buttons in the toolbar: >a smily and a fly.
Re: Training SpamSieve
Giovanni Andreani 14-12-2004: >Meanwhile, I've installed the trial version of SpamSieve but can't find >the scripts for training it. you do not need any scripts. powermail: preferences: mark as spam: clic the button spam filter assistant, second page, select spam sieve, continue, continue, done. from spamsieve help (section powermail 5 you refferred to 4 version): 3.10.2 Training SpamSieve To train SpamSieve with spam messages, select one or more of them and then choose Mark as Spam from the Mail menu. To train SpamSieve with good messages, select one or more of them and then choose Mark as Good from the Mail menu. -- > marco <
Re: Training SpamSieve
you have 2 buttons in the toolbar: a smily and a fly. with the smily you mark good messages, the fly does the opposite. Before you start training spam sieve, go through the spam assistent, which you'll find in the preferences under spam. All the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +81-736-56-3905 --- Am/On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 09:46:16 +0100 schrieb/wrote Giovanni Andreani: >Thank you all for the advices about legal email lists; I can see, looking >around the web, that the really genuine legal ones are almost inexistent, >as David Gordon suggested. > >Meanwhile, I've installed the trial version of SpamSieve but can't find >the scripts for training it. The help doc says: > >"To train SpamSieve with spam messages, select one or more of them and >then choose SpamSieve - Train Spam from the Scripts menu. >To train SpamSieve with good messages, select one or more of them and >then choose SpamSieve - Train Good from the Scripts menu." > >Am I missing something? > >Thank you >Giovanni > > >
Training SpamSieve
Thank you all for the advices about legal email lists; I can see, looking around the web, that the really genuine legal ones are almost inexistent, as David Gordon suggested. Meanwhile, I've installed the trial version of SpamSieve but can't find the scripts for training it. The help doc says: "To train SpamSieve with spam messages, select one or more of them and then choose SpamSieve - Train Spam from the Scripts menu. To train SpamSieve with good messages, select one or more of them and then choose SpamSieve - Train Good from the Scripts menu." Am I missing something? Thank you Giovanni
Snooze All?
Hey all, So I've got PM checking a few mailboxes for me, on my laptop (primary machine). However, when I wake it up, it's often been checking mail when it fell asleep. Then i get a complaint message from every one of those accounts it was checking. I try the 'snooze' button, but that doesn't prevent me from getting one message per incoming account. Is there a preference or something to make it shut up? If it didn't work, fine, log it or something. Thanks! -ls -- Evil will win because good is dumb.
Re: Spammers Addresses, SpamSieve and Legal Email Lists
Giovanni Andreani said: >So when I asked for information regarding email lists, I intended these >kind of lists, where the email owners gave their permission for sharing >their personal information: That's an opt-in list then. Just make sure it really is a high-quality operation you buy from. A good hint it's not is if the addresses are cheap to purchase or have little or no areas of preference by the users available. Few people sign up to get info on "anything". PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
