mairix-users — Use and development of mairix

Re: [Mairix-users] Exclude ~ backup files?

[Yeechang L. <yl...@co...>]

How I solved the problem: As background, my mail is kept in mail/
under my home directory /home/ylee. I created mail/backups/ and added
to ~/.vm

(setq backup-directory-alist '(("/home/.*/mail/.*" . "backups/"))

Now all backup files for files in any mail/ directory in the /home
hierarchy go into backups/ relative to mail/ , while other ~ files
continue to be created in the same directory as the original.

I see a potential issue with the above affecting files in another
directory called mail/ located elsewhere (say testproject/mail/), but
don't know enough regexp to know whether this can be avoided.

[Mairix-users] Exclude ~ backup files?

[Yeechang L. <yl...@co...>]

My email client is VM in Emacs. Emacs normally creates backup files in
the same directory as the original, with a tilde (~) appended to the
name, which is behavior I normally like. I know mairix's wildcard only
works at the end of an item, so how can I omit all ~ files from
indexing?

Re: [Mairix-users] imap url baffle me

[Bob B. <bo...@fa...>]

About the 'base=' directive. As you state, the absence of any 
'base=' statement will prevent mairix from launching:
"No folder_base/MAIRIX_FOLDER_BASE set"

An empty value for base will not so prevent launch, but if there 
are no mh or mbox folders defined it will then stop in its 
tracks:
"No [mh_]folders/mboxen/MAIRIX_[MH_]FOLDERS set"

However, an empty (or fictitious) base value _is_ used to 
compose folder paths that are searched for, and, if not found, 
vigorously complained about.

Problem: I have no idea how the directories on my IMAP server 
are named. I seem to recall that dovecot has all sorts of ways 
of tagging, so to speak, folders with various roles. I have a 
note into my sysadmin for clarification if he has any!

Thanks!

-- 
Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by stupidity.

                                 Derbyshire (Hanlon's razor)

Re: [Mairix-users] imap url baffle me

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

On 2017-12-21 21:14, Bob Bernstein wrote:
> I have a shell account with a unix isp (lucky me). Problem: my imap 
> mail folders are on a different server (but same isp) than the actual 
> login shell. That is:
>
> Shell login:     mambo.duckman.com
>   Imap dirs:   charles.duckman.com
>
> My limited goal at this initial stage is to get a working 'base=' 
> statement in my .mairixrc, which of course is on mambo.
>
> I suppose that I ought to start with a line that looks something like 
> this:
> base=imap://charles.duckman.com/[some folder spec],

Hi Bob,

The IMAP client doesn't use a URL-style specification like imap://stuff.

base= is not used at all for IMAP, only for local folders. (The 
documentation says "common parent directory of all your maildir 
folders". It really should say maildir, mh, and mbox. But not IMAP.) If 
you use only IMAP folders that base= can be set to anything at all, even 
a non-existent directory. I believe it does have to be set to something 
though, just for mairix to work.

The IMAP server is specified with the imap_* parameters. For example 
like this:

imap_server=charles.duckman.com
imap_username=your_username
imap_password=your_password

Yes, in this mode you have to write your password in the clear in the 
configuration file. That's not very good. That's part of why imap_pipe 
exists. You can use imap_pipe if you can arrange a passwordless IMAP 
login proxy, for example by reaching the IMAP server over SSH with 
public key authentication. That's out of scope for this answer though.

After that, you can specify IMAP folders to index with imap=, which is 
analogous to the maildir=, mh=, and mbox= options.

-kv

[Mairix-users] imap url baffle me

[Bob B. <bo...@fa...>]

I have a shell account with a unix isp (lucky me). 
Problem: my imap mail folders are on a different server 
(but same isp) than the actual login shell. That is:

Shell login:     mambo.duckman.com
   Imap dirs:   charles.duckman.com

My limited goal at this initial stage is to get a working 
'base=' statement in my .mairixrc, which of course is on 
mambo.

I suppose that I ought to start with a line that looks 
something like this:
base=imap://charles.duckman.com/[some folder spec],

but I have been guessing at the folder specification, 
guessing, that is, unsuccessfully I should hasten to add. 
But you knew that. I digress. Sorry.

Can some kind soul please spell out character by character 
what such an imap base line might look like in actual 
practice, i.e. a working example?

Thanks mucho for any encouragement.

-- 
The White Queen, speaking to Alice in Through the Looking-Glass:

        "Why, sometimes I've believed as many as
 	     six impossible things before breakfast."

Re: [Mairix-users] imap login

[Stephen I. <tk8...@sn...>]

On Sat, 28 Oct 2017, Kim Vandry vandry-at-TZoNE.ORG |mairix| wrote:

> On 2017-10-04 21:43, Stephen Isard wrote:
>> Hello,
>> 
>> It is great to be able to index imap folders in mairix.  However, I am very 
>> uncomfortable with the idea of storing a password in clear text in the 
>> .mairixrc file.  The imap server that I use lets me connect without a 
>> password using a kerberos ticket and gssapi from (al)pine and heirloom 
>> mailx.  Could mairix do the same?  At first glance, it doesn't look as if it 
>> would be too difficult to incorporate or adapt the code from the mailx 
>> imap_gssapi.c file. 
> 
> Hi Stephen,
> 
> It's probably not difficult, but I haven't got an IMAP server with Kerberos 
> support or a Kerberos client to test it with, so I would have some difficulty 
> implementing it.

I see, ok, too bad.

> I understand the concern about putting a plaintext password into the 
> .mairixrc file and I wouldn't do that myself: I use the imap_pipe directive 
> to launch the IMAP server as a subprocess (over an SSH connection, 
> optionally), in which mode it doesn't ask for a password.

I noticed the imap_pipe directive in the mairixrc man page, but I didn't know 
how to use it.  Could you give an example of "a shell command that can be used 
to connect to the IMAP server and talk to it over UNIX pipes"?  (Maybe even put 
an example in the man page?).

Thanks,

Stephen Isard

Re: [Mairix-users] imap login

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

On 2017-10-04 21:43, Stephen Isard wrote:
> Hello,
>
> It is great to be able to index imap folders in mairix.  However, I am 
> very uncomfortable with the idea of storing a password in clear text 
> in the .mairixrc file.  The imap server that I use lets me connect 
> without a password using a kerberos ticket and gssapi from (al)pine 
> and heirloom mailx.  Could mairix do the same?  At first glance, it 
> doesn't look as if it would be too difficult to incorporate or adapt 
> the code from the mailx imap_gssapi.c file. 

Hi Stephen,

It's probably not difficult, but I haven't got an IMAP server with 
Kerberos support or a Kerberos client to test it with, so I would have 
some difficulty implementing it.

I understand the concern about putting a plaintext password into the 
.mairixrc file and I wouldn't do that myself: I use the imap_pipe 
directive to launch the IMAP server as a subprocess (over an SSH 
connection, optionally), in which mode it doesn't ask for a password.

-kv

[Mairix-users] imap login

[Stephen I. <tk8...@sn...>]

Hello,

It is great to be able to index imap folders in mairix.  However, I am 
very uncomfortable with the idea of storing a password in clear text in 
the .mairixrc file.  The imap server that I use lets me connect without 
a password using a kerberos ticket and gssapi from (al)pine and heirloom 
mailx.  Could mairix do the same?  At first glance, it doesn't look as 
if it would be too difficult to incorporate or adapt the code from the 
mailx imap_gssapi.c file.

Stephen Isard

Re: [Mairix-users] Support of non-ASCII search patterns

[Christos C. <c.c...@gm...>]

Hi, Kim,

Thanks very much for your response.

Best regards,

–Christos

On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 10:41 PM, Kim Vandry <va...@tz...> wrote:
> Hello Christos,
>
> On 2017-09-14 16:57, Christos Chryssochoidis wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Does mairix support searching emails for non-ASCII patterns, e.g. Greek
>> letters?
>
>
> No, unfortunately. There is a wishlist request open about it:
> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/15
>
> -kv

Re: [Mairix-users] Support of non-ASCII search patterns

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

Hello Christos,

On 2017-09-14 16:57, Christos Chryssochoidis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does mairix support searching emails for non-ASCII patterns, e.g. Greek letters?

No, unfortunately. There is a wishlist request open about it: 
https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/15

-kv

[Mairix-users] Support of non-ASCII search patterns

[Christos C. <c.c...@gm...>]

Hello,

Does mairix support searching emails for non-ASCII patterns, e.g. Greek letters?


Thanks very much,

Christos Chryssochoidis

Re: [Mairix-users] New version of mairix: 0.24

[Mark H. <ma...@po...>]

On Sun, 13 Aug 2017, Kim Vandry wrote:

> I would to announce version 0.24 of mairix, just released.
> 
> This release contains a few new features and bug fixes since the last 
> one. I am declaring this release as a rollup to include these few years' 
> worth of changes, but also and mainly because we have recently changed 
> maintainers for the project.
> 
> The original author, Richard P. Curnow, hasn't had a lot of time to 
> dedicate to the project recently, so I have agreed to take this on for 
> now instead. I believe I can speak for the community in thanking Richard 
> very much for writing this very useful piece of software in the first 
> place and keeping it up to date for a long time.

I would like to add my thanks to Richard. I've been using the software for 
many years, it doing exactly what I required of it -- lack of updates can 
also be seen as a good thing.

I just upgraded to this release, great to see it. It reminded me I have a 
few minor patches of my own. They are broadly:

- Make mairix less shouty about badly formed messages, as I don't control 
  what comes into my inbox

- Don't trust the 'date' of messages as this is set by the sender;  
  instead prefer my local 'Delivery-date' header. Maybe I'm missing 
  something but this seemed like a big problem for me when searching by 
  date, otherwise the same spam/buggy messages have a tendency to pop up 
  in the results.

- Some tweaks to build on FreeBSD; are most people working on Linux?

I'll endeavour to share these when I can. Even if they don't get merged, 
perhaps it will contribute to the momentum around this new release.

Thanks again to those invovled.

-- 
Mark

Re: [Mairix-users] New version of mairix: 0.24

[Edward B. <edw...@or...>]

>>>>> On Sun, 13 Aug 2017 19:06:56 -0400 (EDT), "Stephen Isard" <tk8...@sn...> said:

SI> Thanks very much for doing this.  You might want to change the line at 
SI> the bottom of the './configure -h' output that still says "Report bugs 
SI> to <rc...@rc...>".  (Not that there are any bugs, of course :-) )

SI> Stephen Isard

On Sun, 13 Aug 2017, Kim Vandry vandry-at-TZoNE.ORG |mairix| wrote:

KV> Hello mairix users,
KV> 
KV> I would to announce version 0.24 of mairix, just released.
KV> 
KV> This release contains a few new features and bug fixes since the last
KV> one. I am declaring this release as a rollup to include these few years'
KV> worth of changes, but also and mainly because we have recently changed
KV> maintainers for the project.
KV> 
KV> The original author, Richard P. Curnow, hasn't had a lot of time to
KV> dedicate to the project recently, so I have agreed to take this on for
KV> now instead. I believe I can speak for the community in thanking Richard
KV> very much for writing this very useful piece of software in the first
KV> place and keeping it up to date for a long time.
KV> 
KV> mairix version 0.24 can be downloaded here:

Thank you so much also.  I just built and installed this on my ancient
Solaris machine (with Oracle Developer Studio 12.5 compiler) and on my
ancient Ubuntu Linux 2.6.31 machines.  In the case of the latter, it
configured with no mods, and in the case of the latter I had to set
LDFLAGS to -lnsl -lsocket -lresolv.  In both cases it indexed a large
amout of mail with no errors at all.  

Here is some nice output:

Wrote 476496 messages (9529920 bytes of tables, 0 bytes of text)
Wrote 18060 mbox headers (288960 bytes of tables, 913357 bytes of paths)
Wrote 7623936 bytes of mbox message checksums
To: Wrote 49735 tokens (397880 bytes of tables, 730591 bytes of text, 3620824 bytes of hit encoding)
Cc: Wrote 23047 tokens (184376 bytes of tables, 340327 bytes of text, 1662561 bytes of hit encoding)
From: Wrote 28431 tokens (227448 bytes of tables, 402831 bytes of text, 2970326 bytes of hit encoding)
Subject: Wrote 32137 tokens (257096 bytes of tables, 270609 bytes of text, 3875575 bytes of hit encoding)
Body: Wrote 1219286 tokens (9754288 bytes of tables, 29211458 bytes of text, 88038639 bytes of hit encoding)
Attachment Name: Wrote 5155 tokens (41240 bytes of tables, 126992 bytes of text, 50257 bytes of hit encoding)
(Threading): Wrote 236788 tokens (1894304 bytes of tables, 9906793 bytes of text, 5246246 bytes of hit encoding)

In earlier versions, I would get quite a few headers errors, but now the
output was 100% clean!

Thanks again.

Ed

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Re: [Mairix-users] New version of mairix: 0.24

[Lloyd S. <ll...@cr...>]

Thanks very much, Kim, for taking over the Mairix project and for making the 0.24 release.
Regards,
Lloyd Standish

August 13, 2017 4:28 PM, "Kim Vandry" <va...@tz...> wrote:

> Hello mairix users,
> 
> I would to announce version 0.24 of mairix, just released.
> 
> This release contains a few new features and bug fixes since the last
> one. I am declaring this release as a rollup to include these few years'
> worth of changes, but also and mainly because we have recently changed
> maintainers for the project.
> 
> The original author, Richard P. Curnow, hasn't had a lot of time to
> dedicate to the project recently, so I have agreed to take this on for
> now instead. I believe I can speak for the community in thanking Richard
> very much for writing this very useful piece of software in the first
> place and keeping it up to date for a long time.
> 
> mairix version 0.24 can be downloaded here:
> 
> Release page:
> https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/tag/0.24
> 
> Source tarball:
> https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24.tar.gz
> 
> PGP signature for source tarball:
> https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24-tar-gz-asc.txt
> 
> NEW IN VERSION 0.24
> ===================
> * Support fancy Content-Disposition
> * RFC5987-compliant headers
> * Support for remote IMAP folders
> * Fix string overrun bugs in nvp.c
> * Option to follow symlinks to mboxes in rc file
> * Minor parsing improvements, documentation fixes, and small bug repairs.
> 
> -kv
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Re: [Mairix-users] New version of mairix: 0.24

[Stephen I. <tk8...@sn...>]

Thanks very much for doing this.  You might want to change the line at 
the bottom of the './configure -h' output that still says "Report bugs 
to <rc...@rc...>".  (Not that there are any bugs, of course :-) )

Stephen Isard

On Sun, 13 Aug 2017, Kim Vandry vandry-at-TZoNE.ORG |mairix| wrote:

> Hello mairix users,
>
> I would to announce version 0.24 of mairix, just released.
>
> This release contains a few new features and bug fixes since the last
> one. I am declaring this release as a rollup to include these few years'
> worth of changes, but also and mainly because we have recently changed
> maintainers for the project.
>
> The original author, Richard P. Curnow, hasn't had a lot of time to
> dedicate to the project recently, so I have agreed to take this on for
> now instead. I believe I can speak for the community in thanking Richard
> very much for writing this very useful piece of software in the first
> place and keeping it up to date for a long time.
>
> mairix version 0.24 can be downloaded here:
>
> Release page:
>  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/tag/0.24
>
> Source tarball:
>  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24.tar.gz
>
> PGP signature for source tarball:
>  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24-tar-gz-asc.txt
>
> NEW IN VERSION 0.24
> ===================
> * Support fancy Content-Disposition
> * RFC5987-compliant headers
> * Support for remote IMAP folders
> * Fix string overrun bugs in nvp.c
> * Option to follow symlinks to mboxes in rc file
> * Minor parsing improvements, documentation fixes, and small bug repairs.
>
> -kv
>

[Mairix-users] New version of mairix: 0.24

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

Hello mairix users,

I would to announce version 0.24 of mairix, just released.

This release contains a few new features and bug fixes since the last
one. I am declaring this release as a rollup to include these few years'
worth of changes, but also and mainly because we have recently changed
maintainers for the project.

The original author, Richard P. Curnow, hasn't had a lot of time to
dedicate to the project recently, so I have agreed to take this on for
now instead. I believe I can speak for the community in thanking Richard
very much for writing this very useful piece of software in the first
place and keeping it up to date for a long time.

mairix version 0.24 can be downloaded here:

Release page:
  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/tag/0.24

Source tarball:
  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24.tar.gz

PGP signature for source tarball:
  https://github.com/vandry/mairix/releases/download/0.24/mairix-0.24-tar-gz-asc.txt

NEW IN VERSION 0.24
===================
* Support fancy Content-Disposition
* RFC5987-compliant headers
* Support for remote IMAP folders
* Fix string overrun bugs in nvp.c
* Option to follow symlinks to mboxes in rc file
* Minor parsing improvements, documentation fixes, and small bug repairs.

-kv

Re: [Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

On 2017-08-08 08:32, Per Marker Mortensen wrote:
> I have been a very happy user of mairix for a number of years now. I
> think it would be nice if you volunteer to put some time into keeping
> mairix up to date.
> 
> I would like to point you towards
> 
> http://www.mail-archive.com/mai...@li.../msg00071.html
> 
> I have been very happy with this patch, that implements
> 
> "-c           : try file name completion if maildir flags have changed\n"

Hi Per,

I am interested in including your changes. The main change I would make 
before including them is to consider not having a command line flag for 
this, but rather to do it automatically: this renaming thing is a 
property of the Maildir format and there's no reason the user should 
have to add an extra flag just to have their mailbox format supported 
correctly.

That being said, I am going to put this off until the next release, 
because right now I'd like to release the bits and pieces from the past 
several years.

So as not to forget, I've filed an issue:
https://github.com/vandry/mairix/issues/4

-kv

Re: [Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Per M. M. <pe...@ma...>]

On Mon, 03 Jul 2017 22:56:03 +0200,
Kim Vandry wrote:
> when you wrote mairix. I've hinted before that I can take over support
> for mairix, such as it is. I just received a pull request on my fork


Hi kv

I have been a very happy user of mairix for a number of years now. I
think it would be nice if you volunteer to put some time into keeping
mairix up to date.

I would like to point you towards

http://www.mail-archive.com/mai...@li.../msg00071.html

I have been very happy with this patch, that implements

"-c           : try file name completion if maildir flags have changed\n"


which has been very helpfull in my setup usning Maildirs, offlineimap,
wanderlust with mairix.

I have checked your mairix git-rep and did not find the patch to be
included.

---
Yours

Per Marker Mortensen <pe...@ma...>

Re: [Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Edward B. <edw...@or...>]

>>>>> On Sun, 9 Jul 2017 16:03:09 +0100, Kim Vandry <vandry@TZoNE.ORG> said:

KV> On 2017-07-04 13:14, Stephane Chazelas wrote:
>> Hi Kim, you should consider pulling
>> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/pull/17/commits/3bebacd27ce72702873089101222b670f189e833
>> as that addresses (what I believe is) a security vulnerability.
>> 
>> That addresses:
>> 
>> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/14
>> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/7
>> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/5

KV> Hi Stephane,

KV> Hey, when I said I should take over maintenance of mairix, I didn't mean 
KV> I wanted to do any actual work! No, I'm kidding :)

KV> Thanks for bringing these to my attention. That is indeed a security 
KV> vulnerability.

KV> I implemented my own fix instead of pulling the one you suggest:
KV> https://github.com/vandry/mairix/commit/1305fc13311c09c12c0f71c4a741c1ae5a4d0ebd


I use Mairix many times a day and would love to see it continue to be
maintained.

Thanks,

Ed
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Re: [Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

On 2017-07-04 13:14, Stephane Chazelas wrote:
> Hi Kim, you should consider pulling
> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/pull/17/commits/3bebacd27ce72702873089101222b670f189e833
> as that addresses (what I believe is) a security vulnerability.
> 
> That addresses:
> 
> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/14
> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/7
> https://github.com/rc0/mairix/issues/5

Hi Stephane,

Hey, when I said I should take over maintenance of mairix, I didn't mean 
I wanted to do any actual work! No, I'm kidding :)

Thanks for bringing these to my attention. That is indeed a security 
vulnerability.

I implemented my own fix instead of pulling the one you suggest:
https://github.com/vandry/mairix/commit/1305fc13311c09c12c0f71c4a741c1ae5a4d0ebd

-kv

Re: [Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Jostein B. <jb...@br...>]

On 03.07.17,21:56, Kim Vandry wrote:
>Richard,
>
>I know that you have moved on to other projects in life since the days 
>when you wrote mairix. I've hinted before that I can take over support 
>for mairix, such as it is. I just received a pull request on my fork 
>which I am reviewing now and I could release that as well as the small 
>number of other updates. I see also that there are some pull requests 
>on your fork which I could address as well. I wonder if I could 
>trouble you for an hour or two on formalities to transfer 
>maintainership over to me? For instance, it might be good to install a 
>redirect on the website leading to a new home, plus maybe grant me 
>commit access to your copy.
>
>Please let us know if you have the chance.
>

It seems like Richard confirmed a couple of years ago that someone could
take over if they were willing to this:

https://www.mail-archive.com/mai...@li.../msg00204.html

So I guess if he just verifies again this will be good to go. 


Jostein

[Mairix-users] mairix maintenance

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

Richard,

I know that you have moved on to other projects in life since the days 
when you wrote mairix. I've hinted before that I can take over support 
for mairix, such as it is. I just received a pull request on my fork 
which I am reviewing now and I could release that as well as the small 
number of other updates. I see also that there are some pull requests on 
your fork which I could address as well. I wonder if I could trouble you 
for an hour or two on formalities to transfer maintainership over to me? 
For instance, it might be good to install a redirect on the website 
leading to a new home, plus maybe grant me commit access to your copy.

Please let us know if you have the chance.

-kv

Re: [Mairix-users] Mairix 0.22: Out of memory (at rfc822.c:459, -1168 bytes)

[Edward B. <edw...@or...>]

>>>>> On Sun, 11 Dec 2016 23:14:21 +1100, Kim Vandry <vandry@TZoNE.ORG> said:

KV> On 2016-12-11 09:26 , Eric Wong wrote:
>> Edward Burns <edw...@or...> wrote:
>>> I'll send you a scrubbed version of the file under separate cover.  This
>>> file gives the "Out of memory" error every time.  If you could use it to
>>> improve Marirx, I'd greatly appreciate it.
>> Sorry, short on time/resources here, maybe others on the list
>> can handle it.
>> 
>> Would you mind if I hosted it publically for others to download?

You can make the scrubbed version publically available.

KV> +1 to making it available for additional diagnostics. I had a brief look 
KV> at the source code the other day to see if anything stood out, but it 
KV> would be easier if it could be reproduced.

KV> Since I touched the source code last and the original author has no more 
KV> time or motivation to take care of mairix, I was hoping to take over the 
KV> project anyway (still no word from Richard on making this official, 
KV> handing over the web site, etc...). Therefore I am interested in fixing 
KV> this issue.

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Re: [Mairix-users] Mairix 0.22: Out of memory (at rfc822.c:459, -1168 bytes)

[Kim V. <vandry@TZoNE.ORG>]

On 2016-12-11 09:26 , Eric Wong wrote:
> Edward Burns <edw...@or...> wrote:
>> I'll send you a scrubbed version of the file under separate cover.  This
>> file gives the "Out of memory" error every time.  If you could use it to
>> improve Marirx, I'd greatly appreciate it.
> Sorry, short on time/resources here, maybe others on the list
> can handle it.
>
> Would you mind if I hosted it publically for others to download?

+1 to making it available for additional diagnostics. I had a brief look 
at the source code the other day to see if anything stood out, but it 
would be easier if it could be reproduced.

Since I touched the source code last and the original author has no more 
time or motivation to take care of mairix, I was hoping to take over the 
project anyway (still no word from Richard on making this official, 
handing over the web site, etc...). Therefore I am interested in fixing 
this issue.

-kv

Re: [Mairix-users] Mairix 0.22: Out of memory (at rfc822.c:459, -1168 bytes)

[Eric W. <nor...@yh...>]

Edward Burns <edw...@or...> wrote:
> I'll send you a scrubbed version of the file under separate cover.  This
> file gives the "Out of memory" error every time.  If you could use it to
> improve Marirx, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Sorry, short on time/resources here, maybe others on the list
can handle it.

Would you mind if I hosted it publically for others to download?