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[!Readmail] a Rebol mail client

[unknown: 9]
28-Apr-2006
[86]
Is Rebmail (er, I mean readmail) a command line thing, or a full 
GUI thing?
Gregg
28-Apr-2006
[87]
GUI.
PhilB
5-May-2006
[88]
readmail 4.13.7 & associated helptext has been released (05/05/2006) 
...


For detailed changes http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.ver


readmail.r can be found at .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.r

readmail is also the following formats 

rip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.rip

zip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.zip


the archive containing rebmail.r & rebamail.html (rip = compressed 
self extracting rebol archive)
 
Any problems let me know.
Coccinelle
5-May-2006
[89]
Phil,


when I use the "Check for Update" buton, their is no answer even 
if their is a new version. I believe that this is due to the first 
line of the readmail.ver file that is still Version: 4.12.6

Can you change this ?
PhilB
5-May-2006
[90x2]
Hi Concielle .... done.


I really should automate the process of updating so that this doesnt 
happen again.
Hmmm .... seems like the update check is broken .... I will upload 
a new version later today.
PhilB
6-May-2006
[92x2]
readmail 4.13.8 & associated helptext has been released (06/05/2006) 
...


For detailed changes http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.ver


readmail.r can be found at .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.r

readmail is also the following formats 

rip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.rip

zip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.zip


the archive containing rebmail.r & rebamail.html (rip = compressed 
self extracting rebol archive)
 
Any problems let me know.
Sorry .. this time without spelling mistakes ....


readmail 4.13.8 & associated helptext has been released (06/05/2006) 
...


For detailed changes http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.ver


readmail.r can be found at .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.r

readmail is also the following formats 

rip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.rip

zip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.zip

the archive contains readmail.r & readmail.html 
(rip = compressed self extracting rebol archive)
 
Any problems let me know.
Anton
6-May-2006
[94]
:)
[unknown: 9]
6-May-2006
[95]
Wow!  You did a REALLY nice job.
Henrik
6-May-2006
[96]
very nice looking
PhilB
23-Jul-2006
[97x2]
readmail 4.14.3 & associated helptext has been released (23/07/2006) 
...


For detailed changes http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.ver


readmail.r can be found at .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.r

readmail is also the following formats 

rip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.rip

zip format at  .... http://www.upnaway.com/~philb/philip/pbmail/readmail.zip

the archive contains readmail.r & readmail.html 
(rip = compressed self extracting rebol archive)
 
Any problems let me know.
As an experiment, I have also started a readmail blog which may be 
found at 
    http://rebol-readmail.blogspot.com/
Robert
23-Jul-2006
[99x2]
Cool!
BTW: Take a look at SQLite from Ahsley as the backend. Very good 
and fast. And if you than implement the filter idea of Opera, I'm 
going to test it and see if it's an alternative.
Louis
4-Sep-2006
[101x2]
Can !Readmail be used from a usb port drive, so that I can download 
my email from many different computers without needing to install?
Hope no one minds me putting this here rather than starting a new 
group. What does PTR mean in the following line:


Remote host said: 554 This server requires PTR for unauthenticated 
connections.
PhilB
5-Sep-2006
[103x3]
Louis .... yes as long as the client computer has view installed, 
just copy readmal to the usb drive and it should run from there.
http://www.kreko.com/Default.aspx?tabid=152&mid=628&ctl=ArticleView&articleId=23
This link talks about your error message
Louis
6-Sep-2006
[106]
Thanks, Phil.
Louis
29-Oct-2006
[107]
Want list:

1. HTML support
2. Redirect
3. Return receipt
4. BCC (blind carbon copy)

Any chance that you will be adding these features any time soon?
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[108]
The electricity just went off here, and I got zapped.  I've been 
answering email for the past 9 hours off line using the Eudora email 
client. I lost all of that work---none of my emails had been sent. 
That should not be possible. Every email should be written to the 
hard drive so it cannot be so easily lost. This is really hard to 
believe. Anyway, Phil, I am wanting to switch over to your software 
asap.
Pekr
30-Oct-2006
[109]
what? Mozilla mailer, for ages, just by pressing save saves your 
email as an concept, to your HD of course. I can't believe any product 
would not do so. Maybe you just got corrupt indexes? I would delete 
them, and let Eudora to rebuild it (of course I know nothing about 
Eudora, so maybe it does not use indexes at all)
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[110]
Pekr, I'll try deleting the indexes.
Graham
30-Oct-2006
[111]
Eudora saves emails in files ... so it is unlikely that you have 
lost anything.
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[112x4]
I'm going to log off and backup before I go any further with this. 
I'll report back.
Ok, my email is there. BUT I'm using a version of Eudora that won't 
let me reindex my files. I have to pay to be able to do that, I think. 
I'm downloading the latest version of Eudora now. Hopefully, it won't 
make me pay.
The next version of Eudora is going to be free and open source....but 
it isn't there yet.
Thanks, Pekr and Graham for encouraging me to reindex.
Pekr
30-Oct-2006
[116]
I would simply try to move indexes out of their directory and start 
Eudora - it should start reindexing automatically, or so I think 
...
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[117x2]
I tried that, but it didn't work...I think because Eudora had added 
a paid feature called fast-search.
I've been using a beta version and it is really buggy and incomplete.
Pekr
30-Oct-2006
[119]
uf, what is Eudora good for? Do you work on windows? I never wanted 
to work with anything else than Netscape and leter mozilla mail. 
You can try Thunderbird, you might be surprised by its functionality 
- and what is more - your folder is plain text file, readable
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[120x2]
Yes, I have a WinXP machine.
Could Thunderbird import my Eudora email? The corrupted Eudora indexes 
wouldn't matter in that case would it?
Pekr
30-Oct-2006
[122]
I think it could ...
Alan
30-Oct-2006
[123]
Louis, yes it can import Eudora mail/folders/prefs
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[124x8]
It is working now importing years (many thousands of messages) of 
email. It is taking a long time. We will see how well it does.
Thunderbird did not import my unsent email.
Eudora update still would not let me reindex.
I really just want to switch over to Phil's readmail.r
There would be a lot of advantanges having everything in rebol.
I just looked at the Eudora web site and this is a big problem with 
Eudora.  They tell how to delete the index files to let the program 
rebuild them. But if that doesn't work they say:


If the mailbox does not display your old mail or if Eudora crashes, 
the mailbox is irreparably damaged or corrupted.


You can make a final ditch effort to try to recover the text of the 
email. With Eudora completely closed, go to the backup of the .MBX 
that you saved in Step #4 above. Open that .MBX with a Text Editor, 
like Notepad or Wordpad. If there's any recoverable data, a Text 
Editor may be able to read it.
Let all users of Eudora be aware!
It is caused by bad design of their file system.
Graham
30-Oct-2006
[132x3]
nonsense
Eudora saves files as flat files .. standard unix style I believe.
if you turn off the computer while writing to disk and corrupting 
the indices .. well, nothing to do with Eudora.
Louis
30-Oct-2006
[135]
According to their web site, the only way to avoid losing data in 
such a case is to compact the files daily. No one is going to do 
that,