Is there any way to move text macros from a PC Mulberry to a MAC?

Hi,

I have a lot of text macros and was wondering if there is some way to copy them from my PC to my new MAC, other then
retype or cut and paste

Thanks,
Joel

Joel Rosenblatt, Director Network & Computer Security
Columbia Information Security Office (CISO)
Columbia University, 612 W 115th Street, NY, NY 10025 / 212 854 3033
http://www.columbia.edu/~joel
Public PGP key
http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x90BD740BCC7326C3

New acct NOT Login or receive emails

Disconnected mode accidentally selected - help!

I have Mulberry on 2 machines. Both have remote IMSP preferences, configured
to load at startup. These log into 2 mail servers, and everything works
fine.

Today, on one machine, I started mulberry without a net connection, and it
asked if I wanted to start in disconnected mode. I said "yes", and now
it ALWAYS starts in disconnected mode. I can't seem to get it to open my
IMSP preferences on startup. I can open them (and it appears to load them)
but it does not (e.g.) rearrange my windows etc.

Any ideas?

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Alex Bligh

https://www.mulberry.com / PGP key?

Hi,

The cert on https://www.mulberrymail.com appears to be a self signed cert 
now? Just had a friend contact me after re-installing their PC and pointing 
it out.

Is it self signed for a reason (i.e. other than cost?)

Also - on the download page there's PGP signature files, but I can't find 
the Mulberry PGP key to use with them anywhere on the site? - Is it still 
around?

Just trying to verify the authenticity of the downloads on the site before 
my friend re-installs 4.0.8 for Windows....

Thanks,

-Karl

Questions about Rules in Mulberry Mail

This message contains references to words that are common in spam so I have 
taken special care to try to avoid their use while still conveying the subject 
matter as it pertains to applying rules to filter electronic mail.

How can I change the order in which rules are applied? The only ways I know are 
to clear the trigger for each rule that I want to move a rule above and then to 
set that trigger again (very tedious process when trying to move the 140th rule 
to the top of the list!) or to edit the preferences file when Mulberry Mail is 
not running (very dangerous process).

How can I filter using a specific literal string of characters without the 
space suppression that Mulberry Mail normally uses when processing a rule? An 
example of my problem here was trying to filter messages containing the word 
s-e-x (dashes added to get this past any such filter). This rule trapped the 
phrase "Jes explains" in a Linux Journal announcement because the space between 
words is ignored both in the message and in the search criteria. I see no way 
to tell Mulberry Mail to honor space characters. Another technique I tried 
before learning about the space suppression issue was to look for something 
like " PhD " which includes both a leading and trailing space. Now I see that 
this is hopeless. Some digital signatures are trapped by this rule.

How can I specify a filter in which I want the search criteria to be considered 
as a pattern to find obfuscated words? For example, instead of the letter "a" 
some messages contain "@" or "4". instead of the letter "i" some messages 
contain "!" or "|" or lower case "L" or the number "1". Some messages will 
repeat a letter to try to get past rules. A sample of these techniques used in 
combination would be vvVv||@aA <at> 9g9rRaaA. In this example I have used the letter 
"v" both upper and lower case four times in succession, the pipe character 
twice in succession to stand for the letter "i", the @ symbol along with both 
upper and lower case "a" for the letter "a", a string of nines and lower case 
"g" characters to represent the letter "g" etc. I see no method of applying 
character substitutions to catch obfuscation like this. I recognize that this 
is not a trivial task for someone to knock out in a few hours (days? weeks? 
months?).

I think the answer to each of these questions is that there is no current means 
to accomplish what I want in a reasonable manner but I can always hope.

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Jim

Invalid Email Addresses cause 4.0.8 to stall

Hello,

Just a heads up that I have now received two pieces of spam which appear to have invalid From: addresses in the
header which 
cause Mulberry to hang.

The initial part of the inbound Russian message From: field is :

Исаков <=?koi8-r?B?IOHMxcvTxcXXIDw9P2tvaTgtcj9CPzVzWEUwU0RoenNuVHljM1AxeQ==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?QThQVDlyYjJrNExYSS9RajlKVUV4YWQzTklUSG81WTJkUVJBPT0/PQ==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?CT0/a29pOC1yP0I/TUM5aE1qbHdUME14ZVZBd1NTOU9SMDQyVW01cg==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?TlZWRldqVmhWVkoxVFVoT2RWTklielZVUVE9PT89CT0/a29pOC1yPw==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?Qj9QVDAvUFFrOVAydHZhVGd0Y2o5Q1AxZFlhR3RaTW1SUlVrUkJkbA==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?bFVTVFZqUlRsRVRWaHNVUT09Pz0JPT9rb2k4LXI/Qj9UVVZyZGxRdw==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?VlhoVFZtUkpZVWR3YTAxdFRYZFpNMk01VUZRNE9VTlJQVDAvUFFrOQ==?= 
=?koi8-r?B?UDJ0dmFRPT0/PQk9P2tvaTgtcj9CP09DMXlQMEkvVUZRNWNtSXlheg==?= =?koi8-r?B?

and it carries on for another 200 lines.

My only option was to delete it from a webmail client (actually I have put it somewhere safe in case anyone
wants to spend more 
time looking at the cause).

Raza

CalDAV on a Synology NAS

Hi,

Synology Firmware 3.2 now includes a CalDAV server. With Lightning I 
can order the calendars on that NAS without troubles.
If I would connect the CalDAV Calendar with Mulberry, then I got the 
following error message:

Could not read calendar:Not found
Account: Username
Calendar: calendarname

I catch the TCP Stream and I can see, that Mulberry recieve every 
calendar-entry. And then the stream ends and in Mulberry I see the 
error message above!

Could this be a bug in the CalDAV server or in Mulberry?

Thanks for any help.

Beat

Repeatable bug happening exactly 2 times a year

I keep forgetting to report this.

On a daylight saving change, the time out outgoing messages is wrong unless
you quit Mulberry and reload.

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Alex Bligh

Lion-compatible build?

A few weeks ago someone (Martin perhaps?) announced the availability of a Mulberry build that worked on Mac
OS Lion. I can't find my copy of that message and the list archives don't have August messages yet.

Can somebody remind me of where I can download this? I'm ready to convert another computer to Lion and want to
be able to read my mail once I've done that.

Opening html attachments

I use mulberry e-mail client at work as well as at my home, and both 
machines are Windows Vista machines.  I had to reinstall windows and all 
the other software on my home laptop a couple of days ago.

However, since the recent update, when I double click on HTML attachments 
it no longer opens my default web browser.  This used to work fine on my 
home laptop before I had to rebuild the machine and it also works on my 
laptop in my office.

Is there some setting that I'm missing on my home laptop that is causing 
this problem?

Thank you!

--rr
Please Note: Email transcribed by speech recognition; May have unintended
words in some cases, especially when I fail to do a good job of
proofreading!

Mailing List Issue

I received the message that I am forwarding in response to my test message. Is 
there a way to remove this user's address from the mailing list?

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Jim

------------ Forwarded Message ------------
Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 01:43:28 PM +0100
From: F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie
To: jim <at> lang.hm
Cc:
Subject: Re: [Mulberry-discuss] testing

  -----  The following is an automated response
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This is no longer an active DCU email account.

To contact (F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie) regarding personal matters
please email (F.von-Prondzynski <at> rgu.ac.uk)

Thank you.

---------- End Forwarded Message ----------

From: I received the message that I am forwarding in response to my test message. Is there a way to remove this user's address from the mailing list? -- Jim ------------ Forwarded Message ------------ Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 01:43:28 PM +0100 From: F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie To: jim <at> lang.hm Cc: Subject: Re: [Mulberry-discuss] testing ----- The following is an automated response ----- to your message generated on behalf of F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie This is no longer an active DCU email account. To contact (F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie) regarding personal matters please email (F.von-Prondzynski <at> rgu.ac.uk) Thank you. ---------- End Forwarded Message ---------- <F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie>
Subject: Re: [Mulberry-discuss] testing
Date: 2011-08-10 12:43:28 GMT

  -----  The following is an automated response
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This is no longer an active DCU email account. 

To contact (F.von-Prondzynski <at> dcu.ie) regarding personal matters 
please email (F.von-Prondzynski <at> rgu.ac.uk) 

Thank you.

This is a test message to verify that I'm still subscribed. No response is 
needed.

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Jim