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From: Enrico Zini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Error message "Query status=24" is meaningless
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Package: fetchmail
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Hello,
While fetching mail, I started getting a nice, nostalgic error message
which made me remind of the good, old, glorious Windows times:
[while fetching mail...]
..............................................................................
flushed
fetchmail: Query status=24
Now, "Query status=24" means to me *absolutely nothing*. It doesn't
tell if the mail has been delivered or not, it doesn't tell what
happens, it doesn't tell what I should do.
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including the information 'Query status=24'".
Bye,
Enrico
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