Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Thursday, February 17, 2005 at 2:41:09 AM [GMT -0500], Goncalo Farias wrote: > If you're not using your computer you can't really be sure that > you'll have access to a mail client with IMAP, are you? > Most mainstream e-mail clients support IMAP. Even Outlook Express does. :) > Furthermor

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Thursday, February 17, 2005 at 2:32:03 AM [GMT -0500], Goncalo Farias wrote: > That would be really useful if you had an unlimited size for your > IMAP mailbox. That never the case! Since I run my own IMAP server, this *is* the case for me. The server runs on my working machine here at home. I

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Wednesday, February 16, 2005 at 9:54:20 PM [GMT -0500], Avi Yashar wrote: > Allie, I've been a lurker on this thread, because I've toyed with > the idea of going to IMAP for a long while now. But I've always been > put off by all of the complaints I read about IMAP clients, > including TB. Once

TB! and IMAP stability (was:Re: the bat! new wishes !!!)

On Thursday, February 17, 2005, 12:34, Allie Martin wrote: > If you really love TB!'s features, then you'll not find a client good > enough to replace it, so if you look for better working IMAP than what > TB! currently offers, you'll find it, but then, you'll lose not being > able to work with s

Re: TB! and IMAP stability (was:Re: the bat! new wishes !!!)

On Thursday, February 17, 2005 at 6:51:29 AM [GMT -0500], Marcus Ohlström wrote: > Speaking of TB! and IMAP, I have myself considered switching to > IMAP, but I am quite afraid of the reports of mailboxes emptying > themselves. IIRC, you Allie has stumbled across this showstopper at > least two ti

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

Hello Allie, Thursday, February 17, 2005, 12:26:37 PM, you wrote: AM> Since I run my own IMAP server, this *is* the case for me. The server AM> runs on my working machine here at home. I connect to this machine AM> from work and anywhere else I am and wish to read my mail. Do you know of a site

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 06:34:14 -0500, Allie Martin wrote: > If you really love TB!'s features, then you'll not find a client good > enough to replace it, so if you look for better working IMAP than what > TB! currently offers, you'll find it, but then, you'll lose not being > able to work with some

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Thursday, February 17, 2005, 13:19:37, Mark Partous wrote: > Do you know of a site (or any other source) where one could find what exactly > is needed to run ones own mail server in a safe way? First, use common sense. On the server, stop all unneeded services, and set the firewall to only all

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

Hallo Mark, On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 13:19:37 +0100GMT (17-2-2005, 13:19 +0100, where I live), you wrote: MP> Do you know of a site (or any other source) where one could find what exactly MP> is needed to run ones own mail server in a safe way? It's easy. Block all ports that you don't need with a f

Last 24hr Spam% stat

Hello NetVicious, Wednesday, February 16, 2005, 11:11:55 PM, you wrote: N> /\/ Using The Bat! 3.0.2.10 Professional N> / \ / \ / Windows XP (5.1.2600 Service Pack 1) N> /\/ e t \/ i c i o u s Plugins: BayesIt! 0.8.0 Release and miniRelayPlug 0

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

Goncalo Farias wrote: DG> multiple locations. And with webmail access to the same mailbase, DG> I don't even need to be on one of my own computers to access the DG> same information. If you're not using your computer you can't really be sure that you'll have access to a mail client with IMAP,

Co-Tester wanted

Hello all, in order to better track a possible flaw, I need a person using TB who is willing to take the (small, because only _possible_) risk of a temporary crashing TB and has no fear of some traffic (flatrate-users welcome ;-) Please contact me via PM, the results will naturally reach Ritlabs

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

Hi Avi Yashar, On 17/02/2005 07:44 AM, you wrote: > No doubt if I do go to IMAP, I will use TB as my client. Quite > honestly, I am less concerned about the bugs in the bat than just the > simple mechanics of the move. I don't like flying blind. IMAP's workings are largely seamless. Your actio

Re: Co-Tester wanted

Hi C.Ferrara, Thursday, February 17, 2005 you let us know -at least in parts- : > Hello all, > in order to better track a possible flaw, I need a person using TB who > is willing to take the (small, because only _possible_) risk of a > temporary crashing TB and has no fear of some traffic (flatr

Re: the bat! new wishes !!!

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:53:57 -0500, Allie wrote: > Well, you're outlining other disadvantages to running your own server > solution. Yes, you'd need a reliable machine that will reboot in the > event of a power failure. You can set your server to autostart on > rebooting. I've been running my own

rss2pop3 question

Just two quick questions about this very useful plugin - is it possible to store and have queried several feeds from within one account? For the moment I have maybe 6 extra accounts that have the mere purpose of querying one feed, then a filter takes over and moves them all to my RSS folder.

Re: rss2pop3 question

Hello Oliver, on Thursday, 17. February 2005, at 19:18:34 [GMT +0100] you wrote regarding "rss2pop3 question": > - is it possible to store and have queried several feeds from within one > account? For the > moment I have maybe 6 extra accounts that have the mere purpose of > querying one feed, t

Inbox - known question

Het is donderdag 17 februari 2005 en 20:04:05 uur : Hallo tbbeta, don't know if this is off-topic but something's nagging I still can't figure out what the use is for the 'inbox - known' folder. Can anyone please explain that to me? Allie? Private or on the list, you decide. T

Re: Inbox - known question

Cees said the following on 02/17/2005 13:05: don't know if this is off-topic but something's nagging I still can't figure out what the use is for the 'inbox - known' folder. Can anyone please explain that to me? Allie? Private or on the list, you decide. If you make the pre-install

Keep to One Subject in Each E-Mail

Hello Tbbeta, E-mails covering multiple topics are difficult to file, and even more difficult to retrieve. Multiple-topic messages also cause a problem when I need to forward only part of information. I have to cut and paste to create a new e-mail, or have to send the attached message entirety

Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Tbbeta, Just a thought... I have a feeling that acronyms such as BCNU, FWIW, OBO, TNSTAAFL, etc, annoy people rather than amuse them even here in TBBETA. If you are using these as shortcust, remember that artificial acronyms may be a shortcut for the writer, but they will not be easily

Re[2]: rss2pop3 question

Hello all, Thursday, February 17, 2005, Thomas Martin wrote: >> - is it possible to store and have queried several feeds from within one >> account? For the >> moment I have maybe 6 extra accounts that have the mere purpose of >> querying one feed, then a filter takes over and moves them all to m

Re: rss2pop3 question

Hello Marek, on Thursday, 17. February 2005, at 21:58:30 [GMT +0100] you wrote regarding "rss2pop3 question": >> With the actual ASP for plugins of TheBat! this is not possible :( > Did You thought API Thomas? :-) Yes that *going to punsih my keyboard* -- Ciao Thomas Using: TheBat! 3.0.2.1

Re: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Good evening Max, on Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:26:38 +0200 GMT your local time you wrote: MM> using these as shortcust, remember that artificial acronyms may be a shortcut for MM> the writer, but they will not be easily interpreted by those unfamiliar with them. why not let TB (the viewer part) back

Antispam Bayes Filter Plugin 2.0.2 (Open Source)

Hallo, there is a new bugfixed and now hopefully stable version of the Bayes Filter Plugin available. I hope you will enjoy it. - Added: time information (log file) - Added: DNS server check - Added: decoding of encoded "from" headerfields - Added: check if the spam filtering is activated in The

Re: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Peter, Peter Hampf wrote (in ): > The viewer can display the acronyms underlined and if the user places > the mouse over it, it can display the meaning in a "bubble" near the > mouse cursor. Nice idea, but please not now or in near future. We all are waiting for new

Re[2]: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Peter, Thursday, February 17, 2005, 23:10:06, you wrote: >>The viewer can display the acronyms underlined and if the user places the >>mouse over >>it, it can display the meaning in a "bubble" near the mouse cursor. >>When reading usenet postings I personally find it very helpful. And whe

Re[2]: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Boris, Thursday, February 17, 2005, 23:28:45, you wrote: >>Nice idea, but please not now or in near future. We all are waiting for >>new beta - and after the release I think there is enough work with >>bugfixing (logical, because of the heavyset changes) so IMHO no time for >>feature reques

RE: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Peter, Thursday, February 17, 2005, 10:10:06 PM, you wrote: MM>> using these as shortcust, remember that artificial acronyms may be a shortcut for MM>> the writer, but they will not be easily interpreted by those unfamiliar with them. > why not let TB (the viewer part) back the writer?

Re: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

On Thursday, February 17, 2005, at 10:27:46 PM, Maxim Masiutin wrote the following words: > That's a cute idea! Another way of solving this problem may be a > feature to automatically expand the acronyms. The feature will be ON > by default, and the users enought advanced to comprehend the > acron

Re: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello MaXxX! On Thursday, February 17, 2005, 3:51 PM, you wrote: >> That's a cute idea! Another way of solving this problem may be a >> feature to automatically expand the acronyms. The feature will be ON >> by default, and the users enought advanced to comprehend the >> acronyms will be also abl

the bat! wishes

Hi, First, thank you to all who help me identify the sending... and resending message mystery. It was, as some of you thought about, a outbox issue, apparently I solved itI appologized !!! Here is an update list of possible The Bat! enhancements (perhaps some of you have already read som

Re: Last 24hr Spam% stat

jueves, 17 feb 2005 at 13:05, it seems you wrote: > I really like the "last 24 hour spam%" stat. I don't suppose you could > share how to got it? :-) If its too O.T., reply to one of the other > groups. Thanks! > P.S. 76%?? It's very easy, you need to use the %STATSPAMLETTERS(24) macro of

Re: the bat! wishes

Hallo Claude, On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 23:21:35 +0100GMT (17-2-2005, 23:21 +0100, where I live), you wrote: CR> 1. CR> what about adding the ability of choosing ldap adress books in the CR> options/preferences/system/autocomplete adress from... All adress CR> books ... LDAP address books are included

Re: the bat! wishes

Roelof Otten wrote: RO> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 23:21:35 +0100GMT (17-2-2005, 23:21 +0100, RO> where I live), you wrote: CR>> What about adding an option in the options/preferences dialog to CR>> give the possibility to the user to store its preferences in a CR>> local .ini file in case of storing th

Re: Should we use acronyms in TBBETA or not?

Hello Maxim, >>>When reading usenet postings I personally find it very helpful. And >>>when reading email messages with TB I sometimes miss it :-) > > That's a cute idea! Another way of solving this problem may be a > feature to automatically expand the acronyms. The feature will be ON > by defau

Re: Antispam Bayes Filter Plugin 2.0.2 (Open Source)

Achim Winkler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hallo, > there is a new bugfixed and now hopefully stable version of the Bayes > Filter Plugin available. I hope you will enjoy it. > - Added: time information (log file) > - Added: DNS server check > - Added: decoding of encoded "from" headerfields > -

Re: Antispam Bayes Filter Plugin 2.0.2 (Open Source)

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:15:11 +0100GMT (17-2-2005, 22:15 +0100, where I live), Achim Winkler wrote: AW> there is a new bugfixed and now hopefully stable version of the Bayes AW> Filter Plugin available. I hope you will enjoy it. ... AW> Your can download the setup file from my homepage or you can

Re[2]: the bat! wishes

In reply to : RO> Hallo Claude, RO> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 23:21:35 +0100GMT (17-2-2005, 23:21 +0100, where I RO> live), you wrote: CR>> 2. CR>> What about adding an option in the options/preferences dialog to give the CR>> possibility to the user to store its preferences i

Re: Antispam Bayes Filter Plugin 2.0.2 (Open Source)

On 2005-02-18 (07:53), you wrote: > but every time I close and reopen The Bat! > the plugin is not loaded and I have to add it again! Not confirmed; I just updated Achim's filter, and it works fine - plugin is remembered in TB! Best regards, Krzysztof Kudłacik -- pb _, )\__/( ,_ Pol