Hi J�rgen and Andreas, In the old days of xcmail, (before vfolders) when a file was archived, it not only was gzipped, it was automatically given the suffix .gz. I regret the loss of this when vfolders were introduced, as I archive extensively. I have to remember to rename the folders when archiving.
Also, if a file is gzipped, I prefer to see the .gz suffix to file name. This would just be some English eccentricity to ignore, were it not for a direct problem that I had/have. But I guess I was the only person who had problems of xcmail not starting up unless (in previous session) a folder archived in that session was then renamed with the .gz suffix - nothing happened after my comments about this. As for my problem with linking xcmail object files to complete compilation on 2.4.18 Slackware Linux, I guess I'll have to use xcmail 2.1 for now (it has all I require for "relaying"). The CVS has the same problem of linking as 2.2. Maybe linuxmafia has the lbsd library somewhere. But puzzled why `configure' says that I have it, yet `make' throws up errors about the lack of it. Regards, David Pilgram
