Pegasus Mail & Mercury

I suggest you look at the sizes of your messages as well as the number of messages in a folder. There are definite limits on both of these numbers.  The one I think maybe the cause is when you delete one or more messages with large attachments. When the size of the deleted messages exceeds a limit, Pegasus Mail will automatically  do a ...

Hi John,     There is no vulnerability. Its Gmail trying to sell its two factor authentication as well as SPF, DMARC and DKIM . Almost no-one has implemented all these protocols and any, if not all users have experienced disabling problems. The solution is to turn off this new setup and go back to the previous standard international ...

We have no vulnerability article so cannot proceed to investigate or possibly fix this ''problem''. Please provide us with the article you are citing   Martin 

I believe in answer to your question: The server tracks messages successfully delivered, in case the TCP session gets cancelled, at which time the message status get reverted to awaiting delivery.  The messages on the POP3 server remain there until delivered successfully by the receiving client, then await a DEL order from recipient before ...

Have you tried using <strike> some text >/strike>  and <ol><li>a line of text</li></ol>  Its a bit messy .....

Have you got any article that describes the vulnerability and any fixes announced? Martin 

Brian,   I assume as I don't use IMAP I don't get the equivalent POP3 message headers stored somewhere ?  Martin 

Sorry but I only have one PHC file and it is a one liner.  Could you give us the full filename you are looking at please? Martin 

I don't understand what you are try to obtain? The majority of the SMTP message header lines are required to be simple 7-bit Ascii. The only real issue would be the Subject line which can contain Utf-8 strings to contain accented wording. In some cases the From and To lines are allowed to contain accented real names, but if you translate them you ...

I agree with Brian, things like remote images are by their names not stored with the message, but fetched when the message is opened (in Bearhtml or IERenderer). Secondly, on the same point, once the images are displayed, the page can be printed, but of course the images are binary object and cannot be handled unless by special software (bearhtml ...