Re: PGP signing - odd characters

[Clif Oliver]

I think I've been "Edited." 


Thursday, January 31, 2002, 10:27:53 PM, Carren Stuart wrote:

> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1

> On Friday, 1 February 2002 at 5:30 p.m. Clif wrote: 


CO>> The editor however 


> Wow! You're in big trouble now! I'm with Melissa (of course!)
> TB!'s editor is perfect! :-)

> But I too will refrain from giving you the *editor* lecture! ;-)



> Carren

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Re: PGP signing - odd characters

[Clif Oliver]

I played around a bit, but also couldn't find a common denominator.
Sometimes adding a single linefeed after makes it go away; sometimes,
before the first line; sometimes both; or not.

Like you and Carren point out, it's more of an intellectual curiosity
to me at this point. In my case, I just found the whole thing
humorously ironic, and that it wasn't just me.

Now when all of my code is completely bug free. 

Regards,

Clif

Thursday, January 31, 2002, 8:33:18 PM, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:

> I've had a good try to seem the rhyme/reason in it and failed.
> Theories abound about patched plug-ins (it's not that) and encoding
> method (8bit vs 7bit vs MIME vs QP). I still don't see the common
> denominator. And nary a problem with GnuPG.


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if a regexp doesn't match, the reply message is blank

[Henrique Niwa]

hi all
I created a regexp to match that email banner at the bottom of the
messages, and put it on a template based on my friends folder, but the
problem is that not all the messages contain the banner, and at these
messages, the reply is in blank

%QUOTES="%SETPATTREGEXP=""(.*?)(^(_|-){3,}\n^[a-z].*?\n^[a-z].*?)%-
""%REGEXPBLINDMATCH=""%TEXT""%SUBPATT=""1"

anyone can point me out what's the problem?


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Re[2]: PGP signing - odd characters

[Carren Stuart]

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On Friday, 1 February 2002 at 5:30 p.m. Clif wrote: 


CO> The editor however 


Wow! You're in big trouble now! I'm with Melissa (of course!)
TB!'s editor is perfect! :-)

But I too will refrain from giving you the *editor* lecture! ;-)



Carren

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Re: PGP signing - odd characters

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Carren,

On 01 February 2002 at 17:16:00 +1300 (which was 04:16 where I live)
Carren Stuart wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

> Besides, the PGP tray and hotkeys really are just as quick to use as
> the plugin in my humble opinion!

Yes, and besides, they may be unsightly but they do no harm.

> I still would like to know why it creates the weird characters
> though! Curiosity has the better of me :-)

I've had a good try to seem the rhyme/reason in it and failed.
Theories abound about patched plug-ins (it's not that) and encoding
method (8bit vs 7bit vs MIME vs QP). I still don't see the common
denominator. And nary a problem with GnuPG.

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Re: PGP signing - odd characters

[Clif Oliver]

Hey, hey! Did I imply I would defile myself to return to the use of
the spyware laden bloatware with its soiled diaper colored icons? Nay,
never! I just find it ironic that the thing that irritated me about
The Other Client and caused me to switch to TB! is now an irritation
(nothing more). I wouldn't give up the templates, the outbound
filtering, etc. etc.

Or the TBUDL list! 

The editor however 

Clif

Thursday, January 31, 2002, 8:16:00 PM, Carren Stuart wrote:

> Oh! But surely now that you have TB! you realise just what a great
> email client it is? :-) You wouldn't be without it now right?

> Besides, the PGP tray and hotkeys really are just as quick to use as
> the plugin in my humble opinion!

> I still would like to know why it creates the weird characters though!
> Curiosity has the better of me :-)


> Carren


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Re[2]: PGP signing - odd characters

[Carren Stuart]

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On Friday, 1 February 2002 at 4:28 p.m. Clif wrote: 


CO> Thanks for letting me know I wasn't alone in having this problem.
CO> I didn't reply for a couple of days to see if anyone had anything
CO> further to add, but apparently not.

CO> The ironic thing is that breaking their PGP plug-in and having to
CO> use the PGP clipboard tools was the very reason I dropped Eudora
CO> and switched to TB! in the first place. 


Oh! But surely now that you have TB! you realise just what a great
email client it is? :-) You wouldn't be without it now right?

Besides, the PGP tray and hotkeys really are just as quick to use as
the plugin in my humble opinion!

I still would like to know why it creates the weird characters though!
Curiosity has the better of me :-)


Carren



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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Key_&Body=Please%20send%20key



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Re: PGP signing - odd characters

[Clif Oliver]

Carren,

Thanks for letting me know I wasn't alone in having this problem. I
didn't reply for a couple of days to see if anyone had anything
further to add, but apparently not.

The ironic thing is that breaking their PGP plug-in and having to use
the PGP clipboard tools was the very reason I dropped Eudora and
switched to TB! in the first place. 

Regards,

Clif


Monday, January 28, 2002, 12:03:44 PM, Carren Stuart wrote:

> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1

> On Tuesday, 29 January 2002 at 8:27 a.m. Clif wrote:

CO>> Greetings, all.

CO>> I am using the 6.5.x PGP plug-in with TB! 1.53. Not always, but
CO>> frequently when I select Privacy/OpenPGP/Sign entire text it adds
CO>> a bunch of odd characters after the last line of my text and
CO>> before the PGP signature.

CO>> Is this a known bug? Or have I misconfigured something?


> Cliff,

> Welcome to the *weird characters* club! :-)

> I posted a while back about this and so far noone seems to really know
> what causes it, or why it does not always happen! It isn't anything
> that *we* have misconfigured as far as I can tell. Maybe it *is* a
> bug. I have gone back to using PGP tray to sign etc  and only
> use the plugin every now and again just for fun! :-)

> Maybe someday someone will be able to truly enlighten us!

> Carren


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Re: Commandline and encrypted mail

[Raj]

Britt,

On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, at 18:29:54 [GMT +0100] (which was 10:59 PM where I live) you
wrote:

BM> I managed to send signed & encrypted mail with S/MIME and X509 certificate,
BM> I managed to send mail with the command line (thebat.exe /MAIL..);
BM> BUT I did not manage to send signed & encrypted mail WITH the command line.
BM> Is it possible???

While  I  personally  do  not  use  encryption... I notice that the command line
supports  using  of  templates.  As long as you use templates with the following
macros you should be able to achieve what you need.

ENCRYPTCOMPLETE automatically encrypt the current message when it is completed
INSERTPGPKEY="address" insert the OpenPGP key for the given address from the
public key ring. This feature works with the internal OpenPGP implementation
only
SIGNCOMPLETE automatically ask to sign the current message when it is
completed
USEPGP enable using of OpenPGP for encryption/signing of the current
message
USESMIME enable using of S/MIME for encryption/signing of the current
message

TGIF, Have a great weekend!
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Re: colors, colors everywhere

[Jonathan Wayne]

"Colours" has to be one of the most inadequately and confusingly documented
features of TB. The "Message list colours" page in Help? C'mon! If ever there is
a new release of TB, I hope that there will be a priority placed on a decent
Help file.

jon


On Thursday, January 31, 2002, 7:02:44 PM, Jarek Hirny wrote:

JH> Am  I  mistaken, or can't I redefine colors for folder tree? I managed
JH> to reconfigure them for message list, editor and email viewer, but not
JH> for folder list.

JH> Also,  IMHO it'd  be nice, if colors could be defined globally in one place
JH> -- not in three different menus, as it is now.
  


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colors, colors everywhere

[Jarek Hirny]

Am  I  mistaken, or can't I redefine colors for folder tree? I managed
to reconfigure them for message list, editor and email viewer, but not
for folder list.

Also,  IMHO it'd  be nice, if colors could be defined globally in one place
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quick search

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Is there any way to prevent stray keystrokes from automatically
turning back on the "Quick Search" toolbar? Aside from simply not
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suggestion for WinGate

[Can Burak Cilingir]

Jernej Simončič, 31.01.2002 01:10
JS> Problems with WinGate:

i used WinGate for some months (if we are talking about "DeerField's).
the best way is to use no proxies.. Install it on the server and
install "Wingate Internet Connection Client" to other machines and do
not make any modifications to clients, that proggy will handle
everything and your machine will work just like dialup connection
without any proxy, ip setting etc.

My other suggection is this: run the DNS server of wingate always :)
and also i can suggest to use wingate's DHCP server, manual ip
configuration is also enough.

what you should keep in mind is that: "WinGates Server for it's client
must be running. i do not remember it's name but it is running at
default. and also you must check accesibility options of that server.
adjust it such that it can be connectable from lan but not from
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Commandline and encrypted mail

[Britt Malka]

torsdag, den 31. januar 2002, 18:28

I got this question, but as I never use the command line, I have no
idea. Do anyone here know the answer?



Is it possible with The Bat or Secure Bat to send signed & encrypted
mail with command line?
Here is my problem :
I downloaded the trial version of The Bat,
I managed to send signed & encrypted mail with S/MIME and X509 certificate,
I managed to send mail with the command line (thebat.exe /MAIL..);
BUT I did not manage to send signed & encrypted mail WITH the command line.
Is it possible???

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Re[2]: Messages deleted in Inbox folder?

[Terry G. Munson]

Hi Peter

On Thursday, January 31, 2002, Peter wrote the following on the subject "Messages 
deleted in Inbox folder?"

> Check if 'Account' / 'Properties' / 'Options' / 'Empty Trash folder on
> exit' is _unchecked_.

> HTH Pit

It was checked.

Thanks for the help!!

Later,

Terry


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Re[2]: The Bat! and ViaVoice

[Joseph N.]

Joseph>> TB! works with Naturally Speaking (which is now being sold by
Joseph>> ScanSoft [...]

>   Does it do it well?

Incredibly, frighteningly, unbelievably well.  It can, for example,
tell the difference, based on context, between "Re:" and "regarding."
It spelled "Kirsten" correctly the first time.  On the other hand,
there has never been a time when I didn't have to go over my dictation
carefully to correct things like "war" where it should be "or," or
failure to capitalize a new sentence if I waited too long to start up
after dictating "period." I find it more helpful at some times and
less at others.

I used a prior version of ViaVoice.  Aside from the fact that some
functions were incompatible with my computer, it was not as accurate
then, and took much longer to train, than Naturally Speaking.  At this
point, although I would look carefully at the latest reviews before
purchasing and although I'm generally a fan of IBM, I would prefer
Naturally Speaking.

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Re: Messages deleted in Inbox folder?

[Peter Palmreuther]

Hello Terry,

On Thursday, January 31, 2002 at 3:57:37 PM you wrote in
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TGM> I must be doing something wrong.  No matter how I set the properties
TGM> the folder is emptied on exit.

Check if 'Account' / 'Properties' / 'Options' / 'Empty Trash folder on
exit' is _unchecked_.

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Re[2]: Messages deleted in Inbox folder?

[Terry G. Munson]

Hi Gerard

On Thursday, January 31, 2002, Gerard wrote the following on the subject "Messages 
deleted in Inbox folder?"

> For regular emptying of the trash set a maximum number of days or
> msg's. in the Trash Folder properties (Right Click) I have mine set
> at 5 day's so I have some time to recover from my mistakes

I must be doing something wrong.  No matter how I set the properties
the folder is emptied on exit.

Thanks,

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Re: The Bat! and ViaVoice

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hello Joseph.

At 9:37 AM on Wednesday, January 30, 2002 you wrote the
following about [The Bat! and ViaVoice]

Joseph> TB! works with Naturally Speaking (which is now
Joseph> being sold by ScanSoft [...]

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Re: Messages deleted in Inbox folder?

[Gerard de Vries]

 
ON Wednesday, January 30, 2002, 11:19:50 PM, you wrote:

ETM> Yes, I agree that emptying another folder will send contents to trash for
ETM> permanent deletion from trash.  But a tired user, late at night,
ETM> isn't going to necessarily notice that he/she just dumped the sent

For regular emptying of the trash set a maximum number of days or
msg's. in the Trash Folder properties (Right Click)
I have mine set at 5 day's so I have some time to recover from my
mistakes or late night sessions :-)

Manually emptying should then only me a necessity if you have to
delete "VERY" confidential emails.

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 Gerard  

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happens." -- Woody Allen

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Re: WinGate and The Bat

[David van Zuijlekom]

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Hello Charlie,

On Wednesday, January 30, 2002 at 21:10:20 +, Charlie (ceejay) [C]
wrote concerning 'WinGate and The Bat':
...
Cc> Has anyone on the list any experience of using WinGate with The
Cc> Bat?

I've used Winroute for a while but it had problems with my local mail
server. So now I have Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
enabled on my server. The only thing you have to do is enable DHCP on
the clients e.g. let the clients obtain a IP address automatically.

It works flawless with TB! and all other programs I use. You can even
do port mapping.

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 David

** 007 of Borg:  "The Spy Who Assimilated Me." **

[TB! 1.54 Beta/33] [Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2]
 [Running on a Celeron 800@1176 256 Mb RAM]

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