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Searching "real" flag-names?

Jannik Lindquist — 2007-01-20T20:31:48

Hi, Is it possible to use Mulberry to search by the "real" names of IMAP-flags, say "$Label4" for messages with the "To do"-flag set in Thunderbird?

Mulberry is back!

cyrus_daboo — 2006-08-19T23:25:44

Hi folks, Finally, after much effort, I have regained the rights to Mulberry and am making it available for free as of today. See: Some things to note: 1) It is free to anyone - no registration codes needed. 2) A new v4.0.5 version is available on the website. This simply removes the registration requirement and updates copyright notices etc. 3) There is no formal support for the product as there was before. Instead 'community' support via mailing lists and other resources will be used. I will make a best effort to respond in a timely fashion to issues, but see note (4) below. 4) This effort is purely a personal one on my part - all the work I do on this is being done in my (limited) spare time. 5) It is free but not open source. That's an issue that we can discuss moving forward... 6) Also, major new features/revisions etc are out of the question right now (though I have a few pet projects that were being worked on before and which I will likely continue). Fixes to existing problems will be done as time allows. Hopefully if we find a way of dealing with issue (5) that may change - but that's really going to depend on the level of interest from people willing to commit their own time to this as opposed to one of the other open source equivalents. Hopefully those of you still using Mulberry and hoping to continue to do so for a while at least will find this good news.

Mulberry educational

Johannes M. Posel — 2006-08-13T12:02:53

Hi, I'm new to Mulberry and only recently loaded it (4.0.4). Unfortunately, the homepage is gone, so it's not possible to buy it. Is there any retailer or store where it still can be bought. I work for a university in Germany, so I do qualify for a educational license or some of the sort. Any hints very welcome! Thanks, Johannes

Can't reinstall Mulberry

mulberryfan — 2006-08-10T21:27:49

In spite of all my foresight in asking for help ahead of time and saving the necessary files, I have not been successful in reinstalling Mulberry on my new desktop computer (which, like my previous computer, runs WinXP Pro). I saved the preferences.mbp file--in fact, I even wound up saving the entire Mulberry folder inside Program Files--but when I reinstalled Mulberry and moved the old preferences.mbp file over, it seems not to recognize it. It recognizes that the program is registered to me, but then it asks me for all the information that my preferences files is supposed to provide. I tried two different versions of the preferences file (one saved just by copying, the other by the "save as" method). Neither seems to work. I tried moving over the entire saved Mulberry folder. That didn't work either. I'd be VERY grateful for any help in getting this sorted out. Thanks in advance. Joan

Where have we got to?

Brian Elliott — 2006-08-08T16:58:53

Where have we got to on a project to rescue Mulberry, or write its excellect functionality into an open source look_alike?

Making Firefox behave like Mulberry

Brian Elliott — 2006-08-08T17:00:35

Could someone please review the configuration options and extensions that would make Firefox behave as much as possible like Mulberry?

Cyrus is working for Apple now ...

Sebastian Hagedorn — 2006-08-08T10:55:43

Hi, it was my first thought when I read that Leopard Server will come with its own CalDAV server, and just now I found confirmation that Cyrus actually is working for Apple now: 08/04/06: 17:17 Changeset [21] by cdaboo-2kanFRK1NckAvxtiuMwx3w< at >public.gmane.org Documentation fixes. etc. I think that's great news! Cheers, Sebastian

how to move Mulberry to a new computer?

mulberryfan — 2006-08-04T20:45:38

Next week, I expect to get a new desktop computer. Like my present one, it will run WindowsXP Pro. I have Mulberry 4.0.4 on my present computer, and I'd like to move it to the new one. What do I have to do to be sure that all my settings and preferences will be retained? Are there specific files that I have to be sure to copy over to the new computer? Anything else that I need to be sure to do? Thanks in advance for your help. Joan

IMAP-notifier

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-07-17T07:37:06

Hi, Has anyone been lucky enough to find an e-mail notifier that works properly with IMAP? That is: checks specified folders and not just the inbox? As much as I love Mulberry, I feel that it has a long way to go when it comes to notification of new mail (I realize that it is much more sophisticated than probably any other IMAP-capable mailer).

Does anyone have the last Windows binaries?

Chaim Kram — 2006-06-15T11:58:06

I'm in need of the Windows installer binaries for Mulberry 4.0.4 and MulberryAdmin 4.0.1. Does anyone have a copy of them or are they posted somewhere where I could download them? Thanks. | Chaim Kram | Information Technology Central Services | The University of Michigan | chaimk-63aXycvo3TyHXe+LvDLADg< at >public.gmane.org | 734.763.3405 ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Great things are happening at Yahoo! Groups. See the new email design. http://us.click.yahoo.com/TISQkA/hOaOAA/yQLSAA/NhFolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~->

Calendar-bug

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-06-02T10:15:45

Hi, Just for the record - in case development should magically begin again: Double-clicking on the attachment in a response from an attendee for a calender-event will result in Mulberry stating this: "Ignored 1 items(s) that are the same or older than existing ones."

So what happened next to Cyrus?

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-05-29T11:28:55

Hi, Found this on the web:

How to use Mulberry to publish remote calendars at Fastmail's webdav

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-05-29T09:38:03

Hi, Just figured this out and thought that I would share it: Set up a webdav-account in Mulberry. Server: dav.messagingengine.com User: xxxxx-97jfqw80gc6171pxa8y+qA< at >public.gmane.org Password: pppp On the Options-tab - under "Path" - enter: "/xxxxx.fastmail.fm/files/" Click "OK". Switch to the Calendar-tab in Mulberry and log in to your new account. You can now create calendars on your FM-account.

LDAP on Tuffmail

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-05-15T19:55:53

Hi, Anybody here with a Tuffmail-account? Tuffmail now has LDAP-support. The directions for setting it up are at: They are far from clear to me, though...

Searching "finaldownload"

Martin Schoch — 2006-03-25T09:52:37

Hello I have/had a Mulberry license - but I had to reinstall my system and lost the last download. And because Cyrusoft can't be reached - my quesiton: Any other link to the "finaldownload" of Mulberry?

Fwd: Re: turning on protocol logging

2006-03-24T16:21:57

On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 08:02:39 -0800 (PST), "james harriot" public.gmane.org> said: Google Cache is ver usefull sometimes ;-) Regards, Udo Turning on Protocol logging in Mulberry? For diagnostic purposes, Mulberry is able to log data sent between itself and a server, as well as log specific actions that it executes itself. The logs that can be created are: * IMAP - logs IMAP network connections * POP3 - logs POP3 network connections * SMTP - logs SMTP network connections * IMSP - logs IMSP network connections * ACAP - logs ACAP network connections * Disconnected Playback - logs actions that are executed when playing back disconnected operations when syncrhonising with the network server * Plugins - logs errors and status from certain plugins * Filtering - logs filtering/rules actions that are executed when filtering/ManageSIEVE network connections * Errors - logs internal exceptions By default Mulberry does not log the authentication transaction that takes place on the network connections for security reasons, but does log all other in formation. Logging of authentication details can be turned on as an option, but may expose passwords in the log file. To turn logging on, hold down the option (Mac OS), alt (Win32) or control (Unix) keys on the keyboard and select the Preferences menu item from the main menu. The resulting dialog allows you to turn on or off logging for each of the above. For security reasons, when logging is on for at least one type of log, Mulberry will display a warning when it is started up to indicate that data is being collected and stored on the local disk. When logging is on, Mulberry writes the log data to files stored in a Logs directory in the Mulberry application directory (Mac OS & Win32), or the ~/.mulberry directory (Unix). The log files have names corresponding to the type of logging being done. Disconnected playback logs are stored in the Disconnected directory under each account used for disconnected operations. The network connection log files are erased and started afresh on each restart of Mulberry, so it may be neccessary to save a copy of those BEFORE restarting Mulberry when you need to send a copy of the log to us for support. NB When logging is turned on, Mulberry's performancve will decrease slightly due to the overhead of logging. You are advised not to use it unless instructed by Cyrusoft support, for diagnostic purposes.

turning on protocol logging

james harriot — 2006-03-24T16:02:39

The instructions to turn on Mulberry logging are on the defunct cyrusoft web site. Did anyone have the insite to save these instructions? If so, I'd appreciate receiving them as well as the turning off instructions. "turn on protocol logging for HTTP in Mulberry using " [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Subfolders not checked

Kenneth Porter — 2006-03-01T21:04:04

I'm running 4.0.3 on XP in 3-pane view and some of my deeper subfolders are not checked. If I check one such folder that I know has new mail (as evidenced by Thunderbird running alongside), Mulberry will check all the sibling folders. For instance, if I manually select Lists/Mail/Mulberry, then Mulberry will also scan for new mail in other folders in Lists/Mail and notice that Lists/Mail/SpamAssassin has new mail. Is there some setting I need to tweak? My Check Favourite cabinet has wildcard items "*:*" and "*:*/*". In previous versions the first wildcard seemed to be sufficient to drill down through the whole hierarchy. Server is dovecot-0.99 running on Fedora Core 2, with mbox files.

Strange attachment-behaviour

Jannik Lindquist — 2006-02-28T08:53:14

Hi, When I try to send my wife a word-file as an attachment it will arrive in her Hotmail-account with a ".bin"-extension. What can be done to make it behave properly and keep the ".doc"-extension? Best wishes, Jannik Lindquist

Questions on Mulberry

Arnold DeRoy — 2006-02-22T15:19:30

I have Mulberry 4.04 (hope it is the latest version) and have a couple questions as to how to do a few actions: 1 - is it possible to change a subject heading on an email?

Mulberry-Discuss at Cyrusoft

Joe Winograd — 2006-02-09T19:41:43

The last email I sent to Mulberry-Discuss-Hspd0V8pX6VWk0Htik3J/w< at >public.gmane.org got bounced back (see below). I'm wondering if this was simply a transient error or if the Cyrusoft board is belly-up. Anyone know? Thanks, Joe -------- Original Message -------- A message (from public.gmane.org>) was received at 7 Feb 2006 19:29:24 +0000. The following addresses had delivery problems: Mulberry-Discuss-Hspd0V8pX6VWk0Htik3J/w< at >public.gmane.org Persistent Transient Failure: Delivery time expired Delivery last attempted at 7 Feb 2006 19:29:28 +0000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Reporting-MTA: dns; worldnet.att.net Arrival-Date: 7 Feb 2006 19:29:24 +0000 Final-Recipient: rfc822; Mulberry-Discuss-Hspd0V8pX6VWk0Htik3J/w< at >public.gmane.org Action: failed Status: 4.4.7 Unable to contact host for 1 days, -original_message_forwarded Diagnostic-Code: smtp; Persistent Transient Failure: Delivery time expired Last-Attempt-Date: 7 Feb 2006 19:29:28 +0000