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|    Wilfred van Velzen to Ozz Nixon    |
|    Re: Fmail (2018 Questions)    |
|    08 Feb 19 21:28:09    |
      Hi Ozz,              On 2019-02-07 18:02:53, you wrote to All:               ON> Recently (this week), I switched from Fastecho 1.46 to FMail        ON> 1.59b/Beta              Where did you even get that old beta version? You should switch to the latest       and greatest!              https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/files/FMail/2.0/FMailW32-       .0.1.zip/download              But I'm collecting the old archives, so if you have the 1.59b release zip file       I'm interested! ;)               ON> FMail works great with the JAM and Fidonet. It works with BSO        ON> folders.              We know! ;)               ON> Only quirk(s) I have found:        ON> FMailW32 SCAN /J /S               ON> Works for getting messages out - that JAMNNTPD v1.2.3 is not always        ON> flaging posts as new, and updating the MODCOUNTER field in the header.        ON> (Which I assume FMail is using to know if there is anything to look for).              I would have to look into that...               ON> The other quirk is my "INBOUND" and "OUTBOUND" are network folders.        ON> FMail reports the drive/path do not exist, create Y/n? So I make fake        ON> IN/OUT folders locally and I move my files IN/OUT before TOSS and SCAN.              If the latest version still does that, we can try to debug that.              But I'm using a N: drive which is a samba share on the linux side of my system       from a virtual XP, which works flawlessly...              Bye, Wilfred.              --- FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815        * Origin: FMail development HQ (2:280/464)    |
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