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Nothinman wrote:
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> the death of one is a tragedy, the death of millions is just a statistic
> -- Marilyn Manson

I'm told that's a Joe Stalin quote.

Vik "Rock is Dead" Olliver :v)

[CSCMail-Users] Feature Request - Sending mail

[Psy <ps...@on...>]

Hello,

Just one little feature I think it would be interesting, whenever I receive
e-mails I have a windows wich has a bar that tells me the number of e-mails
being received as well as the size of each mail and the percent completed. Can
we have some similar window to tell the status of the e-mails being sent? I
have a slow connection (33.6) and some times I send huge e-mails and I can't
tell if the e-mails are really being sent or if the connection is too slow.

Thanks!
 

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Re: [CSCMail-Users] Feature Request - Sending mail

[Daniel S. <np...@gm...>]

Hi,

even if I do not have a slow connection (64) I know the problem. I use the
xnetload-utility to find out whats going out or coming in.
in my case I start it with

xnetload -if ippp0

which is correct for ISDN. I suppose you have to use ppp0 instead.

Daniel


Psy wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Just one little feature I think it would be interesting, whenever I receive
> e-mails I have a windows wich has a bar that tells me the number of e-mails
> being received as well as the size of each mail and the percent completed.
Can
> we have some similar window to tell the status of the e-mails being sent? I
> have a slow connection (33.6) and some times I send huge e-mails and I can't
> tell if the e-mails are really being sent or if the connection is too slow.
> 
> Thanks!