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Eudora, Hermes and Pandora - also compared to TheBat! and other email clients
Steven Avery:
Just want to say first that I am very pleased that the Eudora/Hermes descriptions worked nicely for some of our posters!
When the information comes forth on the email forums (often in posts by Katrina Knight) it can be hidden and hard to handle. My idea was that Donationcoder was a more visible and helpful all purpose site.
zoom14st:
Hi, Thank you for the TLS updated files but still cannot download email (Upload's OK). See attached. SSL is using TSLv1.2 but Eudora 'Notes' says "Certificate bad: Destination Host name does not match host name in certificate. But ignoring this error because Certificate is trusted"
However none of my certificates gets skull sign. Could you kindly point me to right direction getting the updated certificate perhaps?
Eudora, Hermes and Pandora - also compared to TheBat! and other email clients
Eudora, Hermes and Pandora - also compared to TheBat! and other email clients
Tuxman:
The HERMES project seems to be sleeping now. A pity, actually.
thechuckster:
Yea no new updates for some time.
My 3 biggest issues with this now is... for about 2 years...
1. When sending email, I have to move the msg from the out box to some other then back to out to prevent it from re-sending again after startup.
2. every mailbox checked generates a 1kb HEX coded tmp file, adding up to many thousands in a short time.
C:\Users\--username--\AppData\Local\Temp\lmo????.tmp lmo4F8C.tmp for example
3. when including an attachment, when issue 1 happens, after moving back to out mailbox, the attachment reference is broken on my side.
Also, can a updated SSL file be made please.
Tuxman:
The one thing The Bat! does not have is Lightning.
-Tuxman (July 05, 2020, 10:59 AM)
--- End quote ---
The Bat! version 10 aims to fix that with a new address book and a calendar, by the way. (But I won't go back.)
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