http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user hourly 1 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 http://gmane.org/img/gmane-25t.png http://gmane.org http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14279 <pre>Hi, I have a lot of text macros and was wondering if there is some way to copy them from my PC to my new MAC, other then retype or cut and paste Thanks, Joel Joel Rosenblatt, Director Network &amp; Computer Security Columbia Information Security Office (CISO) Columbia University, 612 W 115th Street, NY, NY 10025 / 212 854 3033 http://www.columbia.edu/~joel Public PGP key http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&amp;search=0x90BD740BCC7326C3 </pre> Joel Rosenblatt 2012-02-22T16:59:03 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14278 <pre>I am sending this problem report/request from a different email of mine, since it did not seem to send within Mulberrymail/support. I did not receive the Cc I requested be sent to this address. Feb. 1, 2012 To: Support, Mulberrymaii.com Re: Setup 2 pop and 1 IMAP accounts in Mulberrymail, v. 4.0.8 Re: Mulberrymail accts fail to allow Login to Server + all emails to mulberrymail.com acct are rejected. Re: O.S. = Mac 10.5.8 1a. Log in to 2 pop accounts (accts) with (w/) server = 'pop.emailsrvr.com,' (or smtp.emai....) displays 'server details' as "server is ready" only after failed attempt to login for each acct. Logout Button (bttn) displays in menu bar, so it appears that I have 'logged in.' Right-click ea. acct.&gt; view 'Server details' only are available today. Today and yesterday, I could view all 3: 'Options, Details, and Server' when Rt-clking INBOX of those Pop3 accts. (Authentication = 'Plain Text' and Security = 'No Security.') 1b. When I checked 'Open this Mailbox at Login,' after failed Login, Inboxes show Logout Bttn. Do I need to 'Tie to my identity,' for successful Login? 1c. The first time the 'Details&gt; Server' were veiwable was after I used your 'IP address (173.13....)' in place of 'pop.emailsrvr.com' in the server box while creating an acct, and had failed authentication + failed login. 2. If I create an acct with 'pop.mulberrymail.com' in the server box&gt; 'Authentication fails' with either 'Plain Text' or 'Anonymous and 'No Security,' and therefore 'login fails.' Also with 'pop.emailsrvr.com' as server, and trying Kerberosv4 authentication with STARTTLS security, 'Authentication and Login' fail. Also, using server = pop.cyrusoft.com(also smtp.cyrusoft.com) fails authentication and login, as did pop/ smtp.webpagestart.com. 3. If I create an acct with 'pop.emilsrvr.com' in server box, and Authentication = GSSAPI (Kerberos5), and Security = SSLv3, both 'Authentication and Login' fail. (Mac 10.5/Help states that it contains Kerberos5.) (Your reference guide states that GSSAPI is Kerberos5.) 4. Each time after closing Mulberry, and re-opening it, I get a popup: "Set User ID and Password" (pw) for the acct at the top of my list of mailboxes. My UID is already inserted since I entered my User ID to those boxes while creating those accts, but when I type in my pw (set at initial account creation)&gt; OK&gt; "Could not login to server: Authentication failed," and 'Set ID and PW Box' repeatedly pops up. Re-entering pw10-12 times gives same 'authentication failure.' 5a. IMAP acct creation did not allow Rt-clk-of-IMAP-Inbox to display 'Details&gt;Server' 'OK'-details or 'ready' until I had attempted the pw login 10-12 times for the pop acct. 5b. I logged out of the IMAP acct&gt; closed Mulberrymail&gt; shut down Mac&gt; Restart Mac&gt; open Mulberrymail&gt; IMAP is 'logged out' and 'login' fails. Message= "Could not login to server: NO [ALERT] Unsupported authentication mechanism," and server details are NOT displayed. 6a. With various 'Authentication and Security' settings, in the several times I renamed and then deleted my original 2 pop accts [(with UID as ejrittenbach&lt; at &gt;webpapgestart.com) (per DLd'd Tutorial: "Mulberry Mail ver. 4.0.8 Tutoriial," by Google search)], and recreated my pop accts, I have sent emails to my old and new Mulberrymail 'accts,' and all have been rejected by your domain. The error reported is "550.550.5.1.1 &lt; ejrittenbach&lt; at &gt;mulberrymail.com&gt;: Recipient Address rejected: user unknown in local recipient table (state 14)." I can send screenshots of the failures if you wish. 6b. I had already added your website/address to the 'trusted sites' in my Internet Security Program on my Mac 10.5.8. (Your Mulberry reference manual is v. 4.0. I also consulted the DLd'd tutorial: "Setting Up Mulberry [v. 4.0.7, updated 2/07.]) 6c. Prior to deleting my original 2 pop accts, those mailboxes displayed with 'Logout-Bttn,' but rejected any emails sent to them from different email companies. 6.d. I consulted your support page&gt; wiki, where I found a posting of "Set User ID and Password" popup occurring repeatedly in 2007, but NO Reply or Solution was posted. 6.e. I attempted to send this report and request from within my Mulberry Mail account at your Support website. As requested, a copy was saved to my 'Inbox:Sent-mail' at 10:18 p. on 2/1/12, but the requested Cc to my clearwire email was not received by 1:00 a.m. on 2/2/12 . 7. After 2+ weeks of becoming familiar with Mulberrymail 4.0..8 and your reference guide, I find I would like to use a Mulberry email acct, and preferably a secure acct, if possible. Would you please register/accept my acct so that it appears in your recipient table so I can successfully receive email with the acct and reset my pw, or clear the account creation attempt so I can start over? And, would you please inform me what I need to do/correct to make my acct work? I hope I have not wasted 2+ weeks learning and trying to create a working account with Mulberry Mail. Please, promptly send email-reply to me at erittenbach&lt; at &gt;clearwirenet, until my Mulberrymail acct is corrected. Thank you. Edith Rittenbach </pre> edith rittenbach 2012-02-02T09:20:21 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14275 <pre>I have Mulberry on 2 machines. Both have remote IMSP preferences, configured to load at startup. These log into 2 mail servers, and everything works fine. Today, on one machine, I started mulberry without a net connection, and it asked if I wanted to start in disconnected mode. I said "yes", and now it ALWAYS starts in disconnected mode. I can't seem to get it to open my IMSP preferences on startup. I can open them (and it appears to load them) but it does not (e.g.) rearrange my windows etc. Any ideas? </pre> Alex Bligh 2012-01-11T17:13:29 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14273 <pre> Hi, The cert on https://www.mulberrymail.com appears to be a self signed cert now? Just had a friend contact me after re-installing their PC and pointing it out. Is it self signed for a reason (i.e. other than cost?) Also - on the download page there's PGP signature files, but I can't find the Mulberry PGP key to use with them anywhere on the site? - Is it still around? Just trying to verify the authenticity of the downloads on the site before my friend re-installs 4.0.8 for Windows.... Thanks, -Karl </pre> Karl Pielorz 2011-11-29T12:04:20 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14272 <pre>This message contains references to words that are common in spam so I have taken special care to try to avoid their use while still conveying the subject matter as it pertains to applying rules to filter electronic mail. How can I change the order in which rules are applied? The only ways I know are to clear the trigger for each rule that I want to move a rule above and then to set that trigger again (very tedious process when trying to move the 140th rule to the top of the list!) or to edit the preferences file when Mulberry Mail is not running (very dangerous process). How can I filter using a specific literal string of characters without the space suppression that Mulberry Mail normally uses when processing a rule? An example of my problem here was trying to filter messages containing the word s-e-x (dashes added to get this past any such filter). This rule trapped the phrase "Jes explains" in a Linux Journal announcement because the space between words is ignored both in the message and in the search criteria. I see no way to tell Mulberry Mail to honor space characters. Another technique I tried before learning about the space suppression issue was to look for something like " PhD " which includes both a leading and trailing space. Now I see that this is hopeless. Some digital signatures are trapped by this rule. How can I specify a filter in which I want the search criteria to be considered as a pattern to find obfuscated words? For example, instead of the letter "a" some messages contain "&lt; at &gt;" or "4". instead of the letter "i" some messages contain "!" or "|" or lower case "L" or the number "1". Some messages will repeat a letter to try to get past rules. A sample of these techniques used in combination would be vvVv||&lt; at &gt;aA&lt; at &gt;9g9rRaaA. In this example I have used the letter "v" both upper and lower case four times in succession, the pipe character twice in succession to stand for the letter "i", the &lt; at &gt; symbol along with both upper and lower case "a" for the letter "a", a string of nines and lower case "g" characters to represent the letter "g" etc. I see no method of applying character substitutions to catch obfuscation like this. I recognize that this is not a trivial task for someone to knock out in a few hours (days? weeks? months?). I think the answer to each of these questions is that there is no current means to accomplish what I want in a reasonable manner but I can always hope. </pre> James E. Lang 2011-11-19T08:36:58 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14270 <pre>Hello, Just a heads up that I have now received two pieces of spam which appear to have invalid From: addresses in the header which cause Mulberry to hang. The initial part of the inbound Russian message From: field is : Исаков &lt;=?koi8-r?B?IOHMxcvTxcXXIDw9P2tvaTgtcj9CPzVzWEUwU0RoenNuVHljM1AxeQ==?= =?koi8-r?B?QThQVDlyYjJrNExYSS9RajlKVUV4YWQzTklUSG81WTJkUVJBPT0/PQ==?= =?koi8-r?B?CT0/a29pOC1yP0I/TUM5aE1qbHdUME14ZVZBd1NTOU9SMDQyVW01cg==?= =?koi8-r?B?TlZWRldqVmhWVkoxVFVoT2RWTklielZVUVE9PT89CT0/a29pOC1yPw==?= =?koi8-r?B?Qj9QVDAvUFFrOVAydHZhVGd0Y2o5Q1AxZFlhR3RaTW1SUlVrUkJkbA==?= =?koi8-r?B?bFVTVFZqUlRsRVRWaHNVUT09Pz0JPT9rb2k4LXI/Qj9UVVZyZGxRdw==?= =?koi8-r?B?VlhoVFZtUkpZVWR3YTAxdFRYZFpNMk01VUZRNE9VTlJQVDAvUFFrOQ==?= =?koi8-r?B?UDJ0dmFRPT0/PQk9P2tvaTgtcj9CP09DMXlQMEkvVUZRNWNtSXlheg==?= =?koi8-r?B? and it carries on for another 200 lines. My only option was to delete it from a webmail client (actually I have put it somewhere safe in case anyone wants to spend more time looking at the cause). Raza </pre> Raza Rizvi 2011-11-15T09:00:14 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14269 <pre>Hi, Synology Firmware 3.2 now includes a CalDAV server. With Lightning I can order the calendars on that NAS without troubles. If I would connect the CalDAV Calendar with Mulberry, then I got the following error message: Could not read calendar:Not found Account: Username Calendar: calendarname I catch the TCP Stream and I can see, that Mulberry recieve every calendar-entry. And then the stream ends and in Mulberry I see the error message above! Could this be a bug in the CalDAV server or in Mulberry? Thanks for any help. Beat </pre> Beat Schilliger 2011-11-11T12:29:08 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14265 <pre>I keep forgetting to report this. On a daylight saving change, the time out outgoing messages is wrong unless you quit Mulberry and reload. </pre> Alex Bligh 2011-10-31T11:15:06 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14260 <pre>A few weeks ago someone (Martin perhaps?) announced the availability of a Mulberry build that worked on Mac OS Lion. I can't find my copy of that message and the list archives don't have August messages yet. Can somebody remind me of where I can download this? I'm ready to convert another computer to Lion and want to be able to read my mail once I've done that. </pre> Brian Reid 2011-08-31T17:38:08 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14259 <pre>I use mulberry e-mail client at work as well as at my home, and both machines are Windows Vista machines. I had to reinstall windows and all the other software on my home laptop a couple of days ago. However, since the recent update, when I double click on HTML attachments it no longer opens my default web browser. This used to work fine on my home laptop before I had to rebuild the machine and it also works on my laptop in my office. Is there some setting that I'm missing on my home laptop that is causing this problem? Thank you! --rr Please Note: Email transcribed by speech recognition; May have unintended words in some cases, especially when I fail to do a good job of proofreading! </pre> Raghu Reddy 2011-08-17T04:01:14 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14258 <pre>I received the message that I am forwarding in response to my test message. Is there a way to remove this user's address from the mailing list? </pre> James E. Lang 2011-08-11T13:00:49 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14255 <pre>Pet peeve of mine: The window always opens to the right of where I save it. And dialogs that save their position with each use (like the folder browsing window when moving a message) "walk" rightwards after each use. I'm pretty sure the problem arises because my Windows taskbar is moved to the left edge of the desktop and is transparent on Vista. The position saved is relative to the left display edge, but the window is created relative to the right edge of the vertical taskbar. So the dialogs walk rightward by the width of the taskbar each time. I don't see anything in the code that would be responsible for this. It's possible it's a bug in CDialog as I haven't drilled down into that. And I don't have a clue what phrase to google to see if other apps are suffering from this and how to fix it. </pre> Kenneth Porter 2011-08-10T17:48:08 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14254 <pre>This is a test message to verify that I'm still subscribed. No response is needed. </pre> James E. Lang 2011-08-10T12:35:23 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14249 <pre>hey there, now after mac os x lion has been released i was wondering if mulberry 4.0.8 is properly running on the new mac os x version. i don't dare to upgrade before i'm not sure my mulberry will work... does anybody have any experiences with lion and mulberry yet? thx. lyrabee </pre> lyrabee 2011-07-29T06:22:11 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14245 <pre>Hi folks, This is a test of the mailing list - unfortunately when I upgraded the server a weel ago I messed up one config file and I think mailing list delivery outside of my domain was broken. Hopefully fixed now. So if you sent any messages to the list since last Thursday, you may want to retry. </pre> Cyrus Daboo 2011-07-28T23:12:08 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14244 <pre>hey there, now after mac os x lion has been released i was wondering if mulberry 4.0.8 is properly running on the new mac os x version. i don't dare to upgrade before i'm not sure my mulberry will work... does anybody have any experiences with lion and mulberry yet? thx. lyrabee </pre> lyrabee 2011-07-26T06:44:27 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14243 <pre>I use WinMulberry with a Echange server. Since trhe regular port used for mail are firewalled the connection is tunneled through ssh tunnels (using Putty. E.g. IMAP server is localhost:9930, smtp localhost:2500 etc). After a failed sync (?) I can no longer open the Inbox when I am connected. I can, howver, open the Inbox if I am disconnected. I can also connect - update the Inbox - disconnect and read new messages in the Inbox when disconnected. I can also open other mailboxes than the Inbox when connected. When I am connected and try top open the Inbox I receive the following error message: Could not search mailbox: The specified message set is invalid. Any ideas how to fix this? </pre> David Bonde 2011-07-21T08:02:14 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14241 <pre>I got a POP mailbox as part of the company ATT DSL account. I use it for nothing but gathering official mail from ATT. (It still collects tons of spam, despite never being used for outbound mail. I'm guessing ATT accepts dictionary attacks.) Fairly regularly I get errors in connecting to the server that pop up a series of 3 dialogs before allowing polling to resume of all my other accounts. I'd love to either be able to disable polling for that account or to ignore the error and move on. I discovered that POP3 accounts lack the "log in at startup" option so I don't see a way to switch the account to manual polling. </pre> Kenneth Porter 2011-07-06T14:22:05 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14240 <pre>Hello! I am a long-time, pretty devoted Mulberry user. I recently had to shut down Mulberry on my laptop b/c it was having trouble disconnecting from a very slow server. Now, when I try to start it, I get "file not found while selecting a mailbox" when I try to open my Inbox. I am able to open "sent-mail." Could anyone provide some guidance for how to re-etablish access? Many thanks! Tim </pre> B. Timothy Walsh 2011-07-04T15:19:03 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14238 <pre>Hi does anyone know what is happening with the mulberrymail webserver? I have a user who is keen to get to download a copy of mulberry and we can't get to it thanks Clare -------------------------------------------- Clare Bartletmailto:cpb10&lt; at &gt;cam.ac.uk Technical User Support Manager University of Cambridge Computing Servicephone: +44 1223 334723 New Museums Site, Pembroke Street, Cambridge CB2 3QH </pre> Clare Bartlet 2011-06-20T11:28:48 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mulberry.user/14237 <pre>I finally got motivated to figure out how to build Mulberry on a Mac, in fact I'm sending this with the copy I just built. This means that I can now start fixing some of the things that annoy me. For starters I fixed the problem that causes many console messages like "__NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): Object 0x23b6a40 of class NSCFArray autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking" and the resulting memory leak. The result of this work is a set of patches to the shared branch on SVN which make it possible to build Mulberry on a Mac using the procedure described at &lt;http://trac.mulberrymail.com/mulberry/wiki/opensource&gt; assuming you start with the patched Makefile-MacOS. It would seem useful to get these patches, or something similar, into the shared branch so others could build on a Mac. I've also kept notes about what I had to do in case anyone cares. This set of patches does not fix the bug mentioned above, that's separate. Who should I send the patches to? They are about 1300 lines and almost all the changes affect code that is only used on a Mac so they shouldn't break any other platform. Unfortunately some of the files in the svn repository have Mac line endings (\r instead of \n) so the patch utility probably won't apply this patch file cleanly and some hand work will be required. It would be good to add a native svn:eol-style property to the files in the repository, but this really should have been done when they were added. Doing it now might be a pain. I could also send the bug fix patch. It's small and only affects three files. Mike </pre> Mike Alexander 2011-05-26T00:19:10 Search the mailing list at Gmane query http://search.gmane.org/?group=$group=gmane.mail.mulberry.user