Hi,
I disagree. The decision was a good one and made during the
> development phase of TB! v5 to avoid corruption of the database of a
> v4 running on the same database.
Yes, during DEVELOPMENT (alpha/beta cycle) this may make sense, but not
for a release product and not to leave these files th
Hello Carsten,
Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 4:39:39 PM, you wrote:
> This is so ridiculous. Tons of GB of Internet bandwidth wasted, plus
> filling people's hard drives for no reaon. In my opinion, whoever is
> responsible for that should be fired. I just freed 8 GB of hard drive space
> by dele
> Have you tried importing the messages from the TBB files? Tools/Import
Just out of curiosity I tried it, went back to v5 and chose
Tools/Import/TBB: The messages get read, it says "2913 mails imported" or
so, but they appear nowhere. It does not even ask me which folder I want to
store them to,
> Have you tried importing the messages from the TBB files? Tools/Import
I haven't tried that, not sure if it would work. Instead I did something
else: I re-installed v4. God this feels good! Finally virtual folders and a
quick search field that are useable!! And it also brought all my messages
b
Unfortunately I have no idea what naming structure these files have, as
there are several files and the only indicator I have is their size. No
idea which ones are new or old, and if new cache files even got created
when TB wasn't able to connect to the server.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 4:34 PM, Dwi
On Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 9:18:24 AM, Carsten Guthardt-Schulz wrote:
> - new cache files were created, all messages were re-downloaded
> (which in my case resulted in empty folders, as access to the server wasn't
> possible)
> - the old cache files stay on disk but are not used anymore.
Hello Carsten,
Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 3:18:24 PM, you wrote:
> Hi Tony,
> I know very well how IMAP works :-)
Sorry to teach one's grandmother how to suck eggs. :-)
Have you tried importing the messages from the TBB files? Tools/Import
Maybe, someone can come up with a script to extrac
Hi Tony,
I know very well how IMAP works :-)
However, the server couldn't tell TheBat that the messages were deleted,
because access to the server was denied the minute my account got
deactivated. The scenario you describe would happen if the account was
still active, but the folder contents were
Didn't work. Folders stay empty.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Eddie Castelli <50minco...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi carsten,
>
> just short as i am mobile. Try the 'magic' key combination
> shift-ctrl-alt+L : this is to get back lost foldeers. I had to do this on
> an archieve account i did under
Hello Carsten,
> How can I access these messages? And what is this, that they stay
> on the hard drive but are not shown in TB v5?
I hope this isn't true for you but, with IMAP, TB! only has a cache of
the messages on the server because the server has the 'master' copy.
This is unlike POP3 whe
Hi carsten,
just short as i am mobile. Try the 'magic' key combination shift-ctrl-alt+L :
this is to get back lost foldeers. I had to do this on an archieve account i
did under v4. Let us know how it worked - good luck.
--
Eddie
(on the move)
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