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- History of changes:
-
- 1.1 beta 4
-
- On messages with File Attach, File Request or File Update Request
- bit, the filename in the Subject: field of the message got not correctly
- stripped from the path. This was due to the differences between the
- AmigaDOS and MSDos path seperation characters ('/' vs. '\'). File Attaches
- are still a bit awkward with Chameleon, as it automatically creates the
- .CLO file for the attach and does not leave that work to oMMM. I'll write
- to Juergen Hermann about this.
-
- 1.30
-
- Sometimes, oMMM wrote over an already existing mail bundle (.?UT)
- file in the outbound directory due to incorrectly Seek()ing to the
- beginning of the file instead of to the end. This works fine now.
-
- 1.39
-
- Truncated ARCmail bundles were not always recognized as truncated
- and so the arcer got called and tried to add to a zero-length bundle, which
- failed of course.
-
- oMMM 1.30 often duplicated entries in .?LO files so that files got
- sent out twice (or even more often).
-
- Comments in oMMM's configuration files now work as documented.
-
- 1.43
-
- Thought that I had got the "add-to-truncated-bundle" bug in 1.39.
- Ha! I was just about to release 1.39, when I thought "well, let's give it
- another test" and <Bang!> there it was again. That nasty little "Arc err
- #something". After a long and painful struggle the same evening I got it
- tracked down. Recompiled everything with short ints, which should cure the
- problem finally. I only hope this does not make other wierd behaviours pop
- up ...
-
- 1.49
-
- A new one, this time a _real_ bug in the original source code:
- oMMM's internal tree/list structures that keep information about to-be-sent
- messages can get corrupted. Someone forgot to put an instruction in that
- puts some value (the correct one, of course) in the "previous" field of the
- msglist structure when messages appear in a certain order.
-
- Still existing bug:
-
- Every time oMMM calls ARC, 24 bytes of memory get lost. This is a
- problem of ARC, not oMMM. The only way to avoid this is to use ZooMail
- instead.
-
- I regard oMMM only as a temporary and very kludgy way to route mail.
- Hopefully there will be much better tools for the Amiga in the near future.
-
- Vienna, April 8st, 1990 Maximilian Hantsch
-
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- Uucp: max@madvie.at
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