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Martin Foster | All | [SemPoint] Breakthrough |
June 4, 2019 1:51 PM * |
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Greetings All! I've finally figured out what was causing the "missing" first line of every message and the garbage under the origin line issues. It would appear that SemPoint expects 8.3 messagebase filenames and more importantly, the "8" part of the filename MUST be in UPPERCASE, although it doesn't seem to matter what case the file extension is. I've tried this with CrashMail and the line in the config file that makes all the difference is this one: ---------- 8< ---------- AREA "DEFAULT_F" 2:310/31.3 JAM "c:\\users\\martin\\mailer\\msgbase\\%a" ---------- 8< ---------- The "%a" at the end of the line tells CrashMail to create new areas in UPPERCASE, which results in this new area: ---------- 8< ---------- AREA "POINTS" 2:310/31.3 JAM "c:\\users\\martin\\mailer\\msgbase\\POINTS" ---------- 8< --------- Here's a directory listing of my new JAM messagebase: ---------- 8< ---------- Directory of c:\Users\martin\mailer\msgbase 04/06/2019 12:57 <DIR> . 04/06/2019 12:57 <DIR> .. 04/06/2019 12:57 681,746 POINTS.jdt 04/06/2019 12:57 5,984 POINTS.jdx 04/06/2019 13:04 361,612 POINTS.jhr 04/06/2019 13:26 16 POINTS.jlr ---------- 8< ---------- Note the file extensions are in lowercase but hey, who cares! -)"/> Regards, Martin --- SemPoint 2.26+ * Origin: This time everything is easy (2:310/31.3) |
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