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|    Wilfred van Velzen to mark lewis    |
|    Re: My GECHO Pro 120 key    |
|    24 Oct 16 08:44:48    |
      Hi mark,              On 2016-10-23 19:21:44, you wrote to me:               AP>>> I need to be able to purge the message bases (as they do get quite        AP>>> large and slow things down) and retain more than 9999 messages.               WV>> I've changed that to a maximum of 65535, for the next release. ;)               ml> that's crazy... especially when JAM can have 2M messages and at least MSG        ml> can store up to 99999999...              Well it's better than the current 9999. And as the config file stores it as a       16 bits value, that's all I can do without making things complicated... ;)               AP>>> I also need to be able to pack the jambases without renumbering        AP>>> them.               WV>> Why do you need that?               ml> some software doesn't take kindly to renumbering the messages underneath        ml> it... JAMNNTPD comes to mind...              So it stores last read pointers in it's own config? And doesn't use the .jlr       file for that, as it is supposed to?               ml> so why pack, you ask? to remove deleted and dead message bodies...        ml> every time you edit a JAM message, the header is updated to the new        ml> message body location and the old one is left floating as trash...        ml> packing the message bases removes the dead wood from deletions and        ml> edits...              I know that. ;)              Bye, Wilfred.              --- FMail-W32 1.73.0.16-B20161023        * Origin: FMail development HQ (2:280/464)    |
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