Hello Thomas, On Sunday, August 14, 2005, you wrote: ND>> Does anyone know what these are, or why I've got them?
TF> I have account.m_d files. One for each account; IIRC these are the TF> UIDs of the message deleted from server without downloading. I will TF> assume that your system is set up differently from mine - I don't know TF> what would add the "_device" into the file name. TF> Questions for clarification: Oops, that wasn't a very clear post from me... TF> 1.) Do you use POP or IMAP? POP. TF> 2.) Do you use OTFE? If that's on the fly encryption, then no. TF> 3.) In which directory are these files? In the accounts' root folder, under ACCOUNT.cfg etc. I see these files: ACCOUNT_device.LOG ACCOUNT_device.M_D ACCOUNT_device.M_R ACCOUNT_device 1.LOG ACCOUNT_device 1.M_D ACCOUNT_device 1.M_R ACCOUNT_device 2.M_D ACCOUNT_device 2.M_R ACCOUNT_device 3.M_D ACCOUNT_device 2.M_R <this goes as high as 5 in one account> In the Inbox sub-folder I have: MESSAGES.TBB MESSAGES.TBI MESSAGES_device.TBB MESSAGES_device.TBI MESSAGES_device 1.TBB MESSAGES_device 1.TBI Other points to note: AV = AVG plugin Spam = K9 Firewall = Windows built-in (It's OK I'm behind a *real* one) I use a mix of plain and authenticated POP and SMPTP but this seems to affect all directories the same. -- Nick ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.51.10 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
