FYI in the meantime (the cause of the problem is unknown for now):
According to upstream, if you use mailreaver then all (lost) mail should
be stored in your mailreaver cache.
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Quoting Milan Zamazal (p...@debian.org):
> Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll discuss the problem with upstream
> again and then decide what to do.
>
> On the Debian side, I'll probably implement the big debconf message. It
> should inform the user about the change and suggest stopping MTA on
Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll discuss the problem with upstream
again and then decide what to do.
On the Debian side, I'll probably implement the big debconf message. It
should inform the user about the change and suggest stopping MTA on the
computer until crm114 behavior is checked (and
I don't use CRM114, but I just read Christian Perrier blog post on
planet.debian.org so I happened to check out this bug report.
Milan Zamazal wrote:
> This is not the first time .css format change has happened. And yes, it
> was reported and discussed upstream in the past. They are willing to
>
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