[drats_users] D-RATS 0.2.8b4
Dan Smith
Wed Nov 12 15:16:06 PST 2008
> All items appear to have imported correctly from 0.2.8b1, except the
> Incoming Email settings in Network.
Right, since I moved from a single account to allowing multiples, I had
to change the format of the config for that item.
> I can select each of the menu items, however the Incoming Email
> window is a different width to all of the preferences windows. Once
> the Incoming Email window is selected I cannot change to any other
> preference window. When this occurs the Incoming Email window width
> changes and there appears to be an overlap of the Save / Cancel
> buttons. The save and cancel buttons work.
Yes, I've seen this as well. For some reason, this only manifests
itself on windows, and has me completely perplexed. So, it's a known
issue, I'm just not sure how to fix it yet.
> When I add an entry into the Incoming Email screen and OK it the
> entry screen remains on top and I have to press the Save button to
> close it. The new entry does not appear until I close the preferences
> screen and go into it again. It happily sends and receives email
> though, which is good.
This is probably related to the weird window width craziness, but if you
could capture a log of it happening, that would be helpful. I don't see
it in my environment, but since it's already a bizarre issue, it doesn't
surprise me.
> What I did notice though was that it wouldn't allow me to add
> multiple accounts with the same POP server. It would only store the
> most recent entry.
Yes, that's true. I key the list off of the server name. I can change
that to using the server name and username. This would allow multiple
accounts at a single server, but not allow you to check the same account
twice, which I think is reasonable.
> Considering the amount of rework you would have done for this new
> beta, that is pretty darned good...
Yeah, thanks for that recognition :D
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