Hello Dwight, Thursday, September 17, 2009, 2:25:23 PM, you wrote:
> never had this happen to me. How can TB be broken because the server > ends the connection? As explained earlier in the thread: The server doesn't end the connection, TheBat just claims that that's the case. In reality, TheBat ends the connection (which is where it is broken), because - The ServerLog shows that the connection was terminated by the client - The Server doesn't have a 2 MB limit (this is not even possible with Dovecot) - Thunderbird works fine - Trying a different server (gmail.com) The Bat also claims that the server ended the connection. If you try to copy a message of >2 MB to an IMAP folder of your choice, does the upload work? There are actually 3 problems in TheBat that all come together here: 1) TB can't upload >2MB messages 2) Communication with the user is faulty (TB claiming that the server ended the connection; TB not showing in the connection center that it resumed uploading) 3) Message loss can occur, because if you choose MOVE then those messages >2MB get deleted from your local folder but not uploaded. 1 is a simple but annoying bug that can happen but should be fixed. 2 makes me doubt one thing that I previously appreciated: That TB actually tells the user what it does. 3 is a major problem, as messages can be lost unrecoverably. Can you also confirm 3? What happens if you move a message >2MB from a local folder to an IMAP folder? -- Best regards, Carsten mailto:gutha...@gmail.com ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.2.10.12 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
