[CronosII-users] A bug?

[Peter <pr...@ho...>]

Hi all

I'm a new user of Cronos and very pleased so far.

However, I don't know if i found a bug or not. I got a bounce after sending a mail to xerox, and everytime Cronos tried to display this message it crashed. In a moment of temporary blackout I managed to remove some mails, making the xerox-mail the one to always display at start, which made cronos crash everytime I started it. I solved this by moving the mail (in my case: $HOME/.CronosII/Inbox.mbx/29) to another location, and starting Cronos again. The mail was still displayed in the list, but containing nothing and I could safely delete it.

I'm using a pop3 account with the option to leave mails on server enabled. Attached is an edited version of the 29-file, which was the guilty mail, just in case some cronos-developer should wish to try and debug.

Another thing, will I get flamed for proposing stuff but not being able to code it myself? I'll take my chances, please try and view this as some friendly suggestions
First of all, IMAP-support! But I guess thats high on your priroritylist already.
Being able to call the cronos binary with switches would be great for integrating it with other programs (the gnome url-handler comes to mind). For example "cronos --compose so...@ma..." could launch only a composer window. The possibilities are endless.
The option to change views, like the Pan newsreader where you can choose the layout of the three windows. I miss this in Cronos.
Rules-support, automagically putting incoming mails in other folders than the Inbox would be handy for mailinglists and friends.

Which reminds me of another problem I'm having, I added a second pop3 mailaccount but selected another Mailbox than Inbox under the "Mailbox"-tab. However, the mails of that account are still being dropped in my Inbox. What's wrong?

Again, thanks for a really great program, but nothing's good enough not to be improved :)

Best regards,
	Peter