Minus 200 messages unread

2005-01-04 Thread Victor Eijkhout

My spam folder is showing weird totals: 250 messages, -240 unread. Note
the minus sign.

Is this a known bug?

All of a sudden I'm now also getting an empty Spam folder, as if the
messages are immediately deleted, except that the Mail Trash is empty.
And there are messages on the server, all marked read, so they should be
somewhere.

Strange. I've rebooted, but no change.

V.
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Re: PM support for 'threaded viewing'?

2005-01-04 Thread listes

to further fuel the threaded viewing discussion, here is the way
GNUmail graphically supports threading -the only one nicer than MacSOUP:
http://www.collaboration-world.com/gnumail.data/screenshots/v1.2.0pre1/
gnumail-osx.png
I don't know wether it's good or bad for PM because I *didn't* try
GNUMail.

I didn't yet make up my mind as concerns these stories of free-vs-open
source-vs-normally developped by small courageous teams software; I
suspect one of the obvious outcomes will be the latter category will be
hit again (after surviving Apple's Mail)...

Hervé

 Well, I just counted all persons reacting to the idea of threading on
 this forum for the last 15 months.
 
 On this very thread, we are seven, of which two declare threading of no
 use. The five of us interested are you (Mirko), Alexander Balakersky,
 Shane Stanley, Sean McBride (the OP) and me.
 During the past year, there were three discussions where threading was
 advocated; additional interested people were Jean de Crombrugghe, Mikael
 Byström, Barbara Needham, and maybe Wayne Brissette (which post was
 neither positive not negative).
 
 This totals to nine persons off this list, which is probably read by a
 couple of hundred people (I counted 140 different addresses in the
 interesting posts I keep from the same period of time).
 
 Ten out of two hundred is, well, 5% of PM users, maybe even less since
 users not on this maillist could well be less demanding users.
 
 This is why, although frenetically supportive for threading here, I
 switched to MacSoup for list handling.
 
 Indeed, I am quite sensitive to the idea that maillists are closer to
 usenet groups than to mail. For this very reason many usenet newsreaders
 propose to handle mail too, in a seamless way, and indeed the kind of
 info handled in maillists is quite the same as in usenet newsgroups,
 much more at least than in personal mails...
 
 
 
 What is now of interest, at least for me, is the becoming of info
 sharing with new developing tools such as wikis, blogs and RSS.
 I noticed recently for the first time a poster asking my RSS newsreader
 doesn't show usenet groups, why? -something almost nobody would have
 expected, and even understood, just one year ago :-)
 Also, before selecting my own RSS newsreader I tried to list them: on
 the mac platform only, there are more than twenty dedicated
 applications, this not counting the RSS-enabled browsers and a large
 variety of docklings and tickers*. As many as the mailreader apps on
 mac, and maybe four times the number of usenet newsreaders. I even found
 some of them mimicking completely... a mail client interface
 (PulpFiction and MacFreePOPs)
 
 It may well be that the next threading-capable application on the mac
 platform will be built around an RSS newsreader ;-)
 
 
 Hervé
 
 (*) FWIW, my list is on
 http://sainct.ouvaton.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Mac/RSSforMac


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Re: Renaming attachement from message subject?

2005-01-04 Thread Andy Fragen

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro*
Try this.

applescript
tell application PowerMail 5.1.1a1
set theMessages to current messages
repeat with msg in theMessages
set (name of attachments of msg) to (subject of msg)
end repeat
end tell
/applescript

Bear in mind that this will remove the extension (.ra). You could fix
this specifically for .ra files by adding a second line in the repeat
loop like.

set (name of attachments of msg) to (name of attachements of msg)  .ra

-- 
Andy Fragen

On Tue, Jan 4, 2005, InfoXp said:

Hello,

I would like to rename a bunch of attachements from their messages' subjects.

Would anyone know a script -- or how to script that?

My GSM provider forward to my e-mail the voice messages I receive, which
is nice.
And I would like to archive them with a name that tell when/who/etc in
stead of message XXX.ra...
so that I can consult them later without using PowerMail, etc.

Thanks in advance for your help.

All the best,
-Xavier









Re: PowerMail and PGP

2005-01-04 Thread listes

Alexander Balakersky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have been using PM for the past 2 weeks and am very pleased with it and
 glad that I have switched from Apple Mail, however, there is one question
 that I have still not found an answer for:
 Is there a way to use PGP with PM? or GPG with PM? 

I'm interested in the same

Years ago, PGP interface was advertised on the PM website.

Unfortunately it must be (or even have been) through complicated
scripts, and I never found a 'simple' way of using it.

(by 'simple' I understand something e. g. like SpamSieve integration:
basic filter interface provided for basic users like me, applescripts
allowing others to go further)

Hervé

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Renaming attachement from message subject?

2005-01-04 Thread InfoXp

Hello,

I would like to rename a bunch of attachements from their messages' subjects.

Would anyone know a script -- or how to script that?

My GSM provider forward to my e-mail the voice messages I receive, which
is nice.
And I would like to archive them with a name that tell when/who/etc in
stead of message XXX.ra...
so that I can consult them later without using PowerMail, etc.

Thanks in advance for your help.

All the best,
-Xavier






Re: Still trying to fix my corruption problems

2005-01-04 Thread Steve Grammont



Is there any reason you have been ignoring my suggestions?

I'm sorry your so offended, but yes... there are some reasons.  I don't
have a copy of PM 4 installed and Jerome has been offering me suggestions
that appear to be far easier to try first.  I have also not forgotten
that you were one of the guys that suggested fixing a problem I had using
a nuke before checking to see if a firecracker would work first.  I put
aside your advice and instead tried the firecracker, got my problem
fixed, and then you argued with me that I had made some sort of mistake
by not following your advice (which incidentally would not have fixed my
problem).

I'm not saying that your current advice regarding the index problem is
BAD advice, it's just that I've been exploring the options Jerome has
been suggesting first as I did with my earlier problem.  Unlike my
earlier problem, Jerome's suggestions haven't worked for me.  I'll wait
to see what Jerome has to say about the new error I've received and if he
can't offer anything new, then I'll bite the bullet and follow your
suggestion of going back to PM4 and then forward again to PM5.

Steve





Re: Still trying to fix my corruption problems

2005-01-04 Thread A-NO-NE Music

Steve Grammont / 05.1.3 / 11:30 PM wrote:

Last problem I had Jerome suggested that I try the latest Alpha build (at
the time 5.1.1a1) and/or Export to a new user environment.  Neither have
worked and now I can't empty my trash (couldn't under 5.1 either).  I get
the following error:
Snip
So now what?


Sorry to come strong at you, but

I am getting offended.
How many times did I tell you that you need to export from PM5 to PM4. 
To repeat myself, the corruption you got is at PM5 indexing mechanism. 
Reimporting into PM5 won't fix it.  You need to make your database clean
in PM4 then move to PM5.  I also told you many times I had the exact same
problem, and this was the only way I could fix my problem.

Is there any reason you have been ignoring my suggestions?

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- Hiro

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