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From: Ken Geis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Pan-users] "freezes" in recent releases
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Hi. I've been having trouble with recent releases and Pan
Hi. I've been having trouble with recent releases and Pan forgetting
what it's doing. Occasionally, it would just stop downloading
attachments in the queue. There was no message in the error log. I
could work around this by restarting Pan or by bringing up the queue,
then stopping and resta
Duncan wrote:
Here tho, he said "Action column in which I never see anything", so I
suggested if he really meant "never see /anything/", that there's another
problem at work, as there certainly should be at minimum the cached icon
showing up if it's in cache.
...
It's possible it's that I'll ge
I'm running Pan 0.104.
There is an Action column in which I never see anything. So, compared
to Pan 0.14, I have no indication that a message is queued for download.
Is it just me having this problem?
Ken
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Oops! I guess it was changed just before the 0.14.0 release. I was
trying to figure out what the reference was, checked Google, and found a
Usenet post from a CVS version of Pan 0.14.0.
cvs annotate -D 2003-04-25 ANNOUNCE.html | grep COMMUNIST
1.138(charles 25-Apr-03): 0.FIXME - "
That's cheating! That was the code name of 0.14.0.
Ken
On Jul 23, 2006, at 8:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 13:14:31 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Charles Kerr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Pan-users] ANN: Pan 0.104 "YES, OK! I *AM* COMMUNIST
SPICE!!! NOW THAT YOU KNOW
all of
the headers. Also, when deleting articles, leave the cursor on the
next article (and make sure that cursor is somewhere in the current
view of the article list.)
Ken Geis
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re I want to save them.
In the tabbed layout, I would prefer that the tab names change. At
least you could take the word "Pane" out so that it reads "1. Groups",
"2. Headers", "3. Body".
Cheers,
Ken Geis
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