On Sunday 09 of August 2015 12:28:41 Lisi Reisz wrote: As rightly pointed Lisi - R14.0.1 was not yet published in the official repository. For now, packages are in the preliminary stable builds apt repository. On the official build-farm building is underway. I estimate completion in order of days. After this will follow publishing. Thank you for your patience. -- Slávek

On Sunday 09 August 2015 19:49:13 Michele Calgaro wrote: A fine but important point. Thanks for clarifying it. Suggestion: kmails achilles heel is that its single threaded. So, if you have it going out on the network to fetch your mail on a regular schedule, you will note that it is totally non-responsive, and this includes this composer, during this time. It doesn't miss any keystrokes, but it can be 30 seconds to over a minute before the screen catches up to what you typed, and that to me is a major PIMA. So my solution is to not setup an incoming account other than /var/spool/mail/$username. So how do I get my incoming email? Fetchmail on a 180 second cycle. It uses procmail for the MDA. But before procmail delivers it, it runs the incoming thru spamassassin and clamd, rerouting the detected viri to a /var/spool/mail/virii mailfile, and one relatives messages are delivered directly to her folder in kmails Mail directory. At the time any file in var/spool/mail is closed, inotifywatch returns the name of that file, and if its my name, sends kmail a msg over dbus to go get the mail and sort it to the correct folders, including the 'spam' folder if spamassassin gave it 5 or more stars. If it miss-sorts or miss-scores a good msg, I move that msg to the ham folder. Shortly after midnight, a cron script runs sa-learn ham/spam on those two folders, nuking tha spam folders contents when it has been done. So basically my job is very simple. I hit the + key to read the next message, replying to it if I think I can help. Else I hit the + key and go read the next unread message. Everything else is all done for me. Whats not to like? Oh, I forgot, fetchmail sends mailfilter out first, which nukes some badass stuff off the server so it doesn't exist when fetchmail checks 3 seconds later. Computers handle the drudgery a heck of a lot better than I do, so I write scripts to make them handle the needs a latex glove to touch stuff. Cheers, Gene Heskett -- "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order." -Ed Howdershelt (Author) Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>