Closed Bug 36836 Opened 25 years ago Closed 12 years ago

mail conduit for the palm devices

Categories

(Thunderbird :: General, enhancement)

Product:
Thunderbird
Component:
General
Type:
enhancement
Priority:
Not set
Severity:
normal

Tracking

(Not tracked)

Status:
RESOLVED WONTFIX

People

(Reporter: ryancassin, Unassigned)

References

Details

(Whiteboard: [wontfix??])

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enable blind send by default (but with warning)
759 bytes, patch
mscott
: superreview+
Details | Diff | Splinter Review
At present, there is no conduit available for sync with the palm pilot and Mozilla Mail (and the address book for that matter). It's a feature that Outlook Express has, and I think it'd be a useful addition to Mozilla.
marking RFE and Confirmed , CCing Lisa as she knows almost all Mail/News bugs incase someone else is working on it. We may need to mark this helpwanted
Status: UNCONFIRMED → NEW
Ever confirmed: true
Summary: There is no mail conduit for the palm pilot and mail → [RFE] There is no mail conduit for the palm pilot and mail
Need to change to helpwanted.
Assignee: ryancassin → nobody
Keywords: helpwanted
I think I can handle this bug, but if anyone is experienced with the Mail-News and is willing to take some time on this one with me, my e-mail is ryancassin@myrealbox.com - the help would be greatly appreciated.
this sound like something rhp / tonyr are working on. talk to them first and see if they are working it. I'm sure they'd appreciate and contributions. if they aren't, then tony, rich or I can help answer any questions you have. post questions to news://news.mozilla.org/netscape.public.mozilla.mail-news
I don't think that rhp and tony are directly working on Palm Pilot sync because in antoher bug report, phil mentioned that Palm Pilot sync was out for Seamonkey (Netscape 6). Ryan - if you want to work on this, pls change the assigned name to your own. Thanks!
Alright, I'll see what I can do :-)
Status: NEW → ASSIGNED
Reassigning to myself.
Assignee: nobody → ryancassin
Status: ASSIGNED → NEW
To make the mail conduit work, you need to add the MAPI support to Netscape 6. An external contributor started that work a while back in /mozilla/mailnews/mapi but was unable to finish. If you want to pick this up, that would be the place to start. - rhp
rhp: Is it absolutely neccessary to use mapi? Can't we just use Mozilla's current mail scheme and then send the data to the Mail application in the Palm? Although I think that you're right about the MAPI, I don't understand why it's neccessary to make it this format. Shouldn't the current Mozilla protocol work, it's all the same: Mail with text. - Hurricane (ryancassin@myrealbox.com)
Well, if you want to use the infrastructure provided by the PALM software, you need to use MAPI. Keep in mind, its a send & receive capable function and MAPI gives you a reasonable frame work to use. You could write your own custom conduit, but I wouldn't unless someone forced me to. - rhp
Alright... I'll take a look at the MAPI project and see if I can recuit some people to it with me :-) -- Thanks for your help.
Does the palm software on the mac use mapi as well? It would be nice if this worked on mac and linux as well. Palm doesn't support linux directly but there are 3rd party products for linux (at http://freshmeat.net/) FYI, here's something that might be useful. Despite the author's use of the word "Mozilla", I believe it was designed to work with 4.x address books. Does mozilla still use ldif? http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/01/10/915997106.html "pilot-ldif is a program that converts Palm Pilot and Palm III address books "into ldif files, which Netscape can import, and that uploads Netscape-generated "ldif files onto the Pilot. It uses pilot-addresses from the pilot-link package.
Reassigning to my new e-mail -- I haven't been able to work on this much recently because other bugs have come up which were more important... if anyone is really interested in this and would be willing to help, I'm open to any assistance :)
Assignee: ryancassin → rcassin
One limitation of the current MAPI synchronization products is that it only syncs one folder: the INBOX. It would be extremely useful to be able to map palm folders to the desired NS folders. For example, obviously INBOX --> INBOX, but maybe I would like the palm folder "Filed" to synch with my NSMail client "Old Messages" folder. It would be useful to have an interface for this. Another way to handle it would be to MOVE messages to appropriate folders via MAPI. For example, when you delete a message on the palm, the MAPI synch moves the file from the inbox to the trash on the NSMail client. It would be great if I move a message from the inbox to the 'filed' folder on the palm, the MAPI synch would then send the signal to move that messages from the inbox to the corresponding NSMail folder ('Old Messages'). [as opposed to just blindly synching folders other than the inbox] I am not familiar with the limitations to the MAPI protocol, so maybe this would be impossible through the standard.
Unfortunately, simple MAPI is very limited and does not have the concept of "mail folders". :-( - rhp
I would like to work on this feature, although I haven't worked on any other aspect of the Mozilla project. What is the status/progress of this feature? I assume the code is there from the previous NS....
The main way to approach the mail conduit side of things is to implement simple MAPI. This code was started and lives in the directory \mozilla\mailnews\mapi The address book would be a whole other beast. - rhp
I assume that if we get standard MAPI working, then the existing Synch app for Netscape32 --> Palm would function just fine, no?
Keywords: mozilla0.9
OS: Windows 98 → All
Having just received a palm pilot as a gift, I'm offering my help on this one. Changed OS to ALL because my main concern is to get this working on Linux. Nominating for Mozilla 0.9 to possibly slip backwards to Mozilla 1.0. This would be a very good feature to have to make Mozilla feel feature complete, and it would grab the ns 4.x users back.
Could this be a dupe of bug 2933? I would like to see palm syncing built back in, because I'm sure this is keeping many business users from leaving 4.7. Perhaps we should nominate mozilla1.0 so this bug gets looked at again?
I agree - this is needed. I have switched to Mozilla, however not having address book integration with my Palm is getting really annoying and making me think I should possibly switch to a mail client that supports Palm Sync.... I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Hey! I believe I have found a work-a-round. Right now I'm syncing my mail with my palm as we speak. I accomplished it by pointing Netscape 4.78 at my Mozilla mail datafiles. :) For detailed instructions, check out: http://www.brianz.net/palmsync.php3 Hope this helps!
It would be helpful to separate the issues of a Palm conduit for mail and a Palm conduit for the Address Book. I think they would each have different priorities. In my organization, more people use the Address Book sync than the mail sync of 4.7. Thank you.
I personally desire the address book functionality much more than the mail sync... that's just me though.
I'd just like to agree that the lack of Palm sync ability in Mozilla is the only thing keeping on MS Outlook (ugh!). I'd love to help out, but I'm afraid that I don't have much programming experience (I'm just starting to learn). If you need somebody without a lot of experience as a tester or something, though, I'm here!
Dear guys, I'd like to know whether the issue of Palm address sync and Netscape 6 have been solved, I'm still waiting to upgrade for this feature.
This is IMPORTANT!! Palms are becoming more and more common... if mail synch is impossible, many folks will go with OE or others that DO accomodate palm. Looks as if there has been no activity on this in a long time... pls don't forget it!
I would like to start working on a Palm Conduit for the Address Book. I am very busy right now, but I should be able to start working on it in a few weeks. I have little experience with Mozilla or Conduits, but this is a feature that must get done, and it looks like for now I am the only one willing to work on it. Any help would be appreciated.
Have just voted for this bug / enhancement. Now I have moved over to Mozilla 1.0 as my default I would love to be able to sync my Palm address book with Mozilla's (don't care so much about email). I can't programming but would be willing to help by testing anything that was being developed.
Summary: [RFE] There is no mail conduit for the palm pilot and mail → mail conduit for the palm pilot
FYI, http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=164760 covers the Address Book portion of this bug and is almost ready to be turned on.
Phooey. I must be in the minority, as I don't care one whit about Mozilla's address book at all, but would really like to be able to work with e-mail on my Palm. Doesn't look like the latter has anyone working on it.
I dunno, I synched with Nestacpe for quite a while, and I have come to the conclusion that nothing beats Palm Desktop for reliability. As far as mail is concerned, I do miss not being able to send a 1 or 2-liner from my Palm. I get *FAR* to much mail (and far too much spam!) to consider reading mail on my Palm.
-> Palm Sync
Assignee: rcassin → rdayal
Component: Networking: MailNews General → Palm Sync
Depends on: 165247, 172844
QA Contact: lchiang → meehansqa
Summary: mail conduit for the palm pilot → mail conduit for the palm sync
QA Contact: meehansqa → nbaca
I recently moved over to Moz Mail from (sh)Outlook. Unfortunately after fully migrating I found out that there is no conduit for Moz/Netscape 6. I found Brian's webpage with a work-around but I'm wondering if the mailbox format hasn't really changed why is this so difficult to do. Thinking about it, address syncing would be nice but for me mail is more important.
There is now a Palm address book conduit for Mozilla 1.2.1. It should also be in the next milestone 1.3b Marking a duplicate of bug# 164760. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 164760 ***
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 22 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
It's not a duplicate... this is about synching _mail_, not just the address book.
Reopening per comments.
Status: RESOLVED → REOPENED
Resolution: DUPLICATE → ---
I never got Brian's work-around to work: http://www.brianz.net/palmsync.php3 Brian never got back to me about it. Hopefully some work will be done on this now that the address sync is available.
Blocks: majorbugs
As mentioned earlier, the Palm conduit requires Simple MAPI to be completed. So one way of solving the issue is to prioritize bug 108275, which covers the completion of Simple MAPI.
I think it would be more appropriate now, for this to be considered as a Thunderbird Extension, perhaps to go with the Palm Sync capability implemented in bug 214407. Perhaps they could ship together when this one is complete? Give an option on install for which (default to both) to install.
Assignee: rdayal → mscott
Status: REOPENED → NEW
taking - if I ever get a couple weeks free time, I could try this.
Assignee: mscott → bienvenu
David: If you can get this done, I will create a bug to rename Thunderbird after you!
David, this has really been a thorn in my side and many other users. I moved from Outlook to Moz mail and took a step down in one regard -- syncing email. I've considered many times abandoning Moz mail because of this weakness. If there is anyway this feature could be added, it would be a great benefit to the Palm users of Mozilla. -Noel
Given the increased power of Palms lately, one feasable option of getting mozilla-mail to work with Palm would be a port of sorts to thunderbird... I really don't care what program I use to read the mail on the palm, as long as it syncs with what i use at home.
I would love to see this happen, too. However, I think the best way to make Mozilla play 'nice' with the palm is better Simple MAPI support. The Palm Mail conduit already talks to MAPI clients, but the Mozilla support for it isn't complete. See also bug 108275 which is about those missing functions.
Is this bug not dependent on bug 108275 and marked as such? And if so, bug 108275 (despite the low vote count) should be also be marked dependent on bug 163993. Is there a MAPI/palm expert in the house?
I'm not quite sure it's 100% dependant on bug 108275. It's up to David Bienvenu to decide on how the implementation should go, since he's most likely the one to do it.
I was planning on exploring the MAPI option first.
Full MAPI support would be nice. I'm going to add my vote for bug 108275. -Noel
Interesting that bug 108275 has only 9 votes and 19 CCs, but this bug 36836 has 61 votes and 33 CC. Possible related bugs: bug 38969 RFE - Full MAPI Implementation bug 203295 fix MAPI on MingW builds bug 103807 Meta bug for MAPI bugs that will be fixed after 0.9.4 bug 101816 Test app for simple MAPI bug 102798 Security issue for simple MAPI
in tomorrow's 1.8 trunk build, seamonkey/thunderbird mapi support has been extended such that a mapi mail palm conduit should work - I used the Eudora mapi conduit to download mail from my mozilla pop3 account to my palm pilot. Just to be clear, I didn't write a conduit, but I enabled conduits that use MAPI to work with Mozilla, if seamonkey/thunderbird is installed as the mapi client. I have no plans to write a separate mail conduit since this solution should work.
David, I tested with build 20040423. Set the conduit to sync with generic mapi clients, and tried to sync. Log reads: --------- -- Eudora - Could not read next message from the Desktop Mail System's Inbox. --------- Is there anything special that needs to be done? How does it know what email account to use?
it uses the default mail account in Mozilla...Is that a pop3 account for you? Did any messages get synced? which version of the eudora mapi conduit are you using?
(In reply to comment #51) I've tried this out with the full Mozilla build 2004042307 and my Zire 71. Veramail, which came with the Zire, was totally oblivious to Mozilla's existance, and did not sync. iambic mail was able to communicate and get new messages, but it was not able to send messages or marked read messages as such in the mailbox. I also keep getting 50-70 messages in the log file upon sync.
HotSync operation started 04/24/04 00:35:12 -- Eudora - Could not read next message from the Desktop Mail System's Inbox. Software: - Eudora Internet Suite, - Thunderird 20040423 Not sure what you mean by "first mail account", so I was guessing: I had a look at my prefs.js file, and mail.identity.id1 was an NNTP account, mail.identity.id2 is my pop3. I changed the two around, so id1 would be the pop3, but still no luck. Le me know if there's some way I can help (prefs files, etc). I really, really want this feature :-)
Enno, I was testing this with David earlier this afternoon with the same problem. Best *guess* so far is that it might be returning an error (which it shouldn't) in the release builds. I did use the test app, and can verify that it did read my inbox. So MAPI is working, it just needs to be debugged a bit. Be patient ;-)
In order for blind send to work, you need to set the hidden pref "mapi.blind-send.enabled" to true. I'm going to change the default to true for now, since we've already got a warning dialog setup... I've checked in changes that will be in tomorrow's build that may or may not help with the other problems...
Comment on attachment 147085 [details] [diff] [review] enable blind send by default (but with warning) Scott, see bug 102798 for more details about how this works. We pop up a warning dialog, with a checkbox that says don't warn me again. Since that's true, I think it's ok to change the default for blind send to true. If we leave it as false, blind send always fails, w/o prompting.
Attachment #147085 - Flags: superreview?(mscott)
Tested with: version 0.6+ (20040427) It does work! For those getting an error, may want to move all but 1 email to a folder, sync (it should then work), then put the rest back and sync. That took care of the problem for me. I haven't successfully sent, but don't know if it's a server problem or a tbird problem at this point. I'll have to try again later to determine. So it is at the point where people could/should be able to test, but I wouldn't call it production worthy quite yet. It's still got some kinks to be worked out. Congrats to David on some awesome work. A very neat feature is clearly on the way.
Comment on attachment 147085 [details] [diff] [review] enable blind send by default (but with warning) ok
Attachment #147085 - Flags: superreview?(mscott) → superreview+
Good to hear it works for some, but I sill can't make it cooperate. Got Thunderbird 0.6b 10040427 this morning, synced - same error. I tried the "remove everything from inbox excpet 1 message", no luck either. Then I created a brandnew profile (removed the old, started fresh). Again, The conduit starts up TB, but while it's still contacting the server trying to download new messages, the conduit already says that there was a problem: HotSync operation started 04/28/04 08:52:28 -- Eudora - Failed while trying to retrieve the next message from the Desktop Mail System. Let me know if there's any way I can help figure this out. Patience is not one of my virtues, but debugging is, and I'm really eager to get this feature :-)
Oh, sorry, in addition to the above, Tbird must be open first. No, that's not intentional. Still needs to be fixed.
(In reply to comment #62) > Good to hear it works for some, but I sill can't make it cooperate. Got Thunderbird 0.6b 10040427 this morning, synced - same error. I tried the "remove everything from inbox excpet 1 message", no luck either. This stuff is checked in on the trunk so you need to get moz1.8 or tb0.6+ in order for this to work. The checkins that fixed this have not gone in on the 0.6 branch and therefore are not available in tb0.6b or any of the moz1.7 builds. See comment #51 -Kevin
I tried the Latest Thunderbird Trunk Nightly 20040429 and am getting the same syncing problem: HotSync operation started 4/29/2004 2:45:07 PM -- Eudora - Failed while trying to Logon to the Desktop Mail System. I am trying to sync E-mail to Eudora on my Visor on a Windows XP Pro system. Thunderbird is not the default mail client, and I cannot determine whether it thinks it is the default MAPI client. (Where did that setting go?)
thunderbird needs to be the default mail client - usually, it will prompt you to be the default mail client on startup, if it's not, unless you've told it not to ask you again. Tools | Options | General - use Thunderbird as the default mail application should set it up as the default mail client.
Switched from Iambic to Eudora Palm. E-mail retrieves and syncs without a problem usually, sometimes requires a reboot. However, Mozilla build 2004042808 fails to send more than one message at a time. Closing and restarting Mozilla allows the next message to be sent, but simply re-syncing doesn't.
I did some testing with mail syncing, here was my setup: Windows XP SP1 Thunderbird 20040428 (default desktop mail client) Palm Desktop 4.1 (latest download at this time) Palm III with OS 4.1 Palm mail clients/conduits tried: Eudora Internet Suite 2.1 (latest download at this time) Iambic 3.14 (latest download at this time) VersaMail 2 (older version, latest is 2.7?) Results were pretty much consistent across these 3 Palm mail clients. Although I had all three of the Palm mail clients installed on the handheld, I only 'enabled' one at a time. My initial trials only brought a single message over to the Palm, regardless of the Palm mail client. It did not take long to realize this could be related to the fact that I am using IMAP for my single mail account in Thunderbird. Once I set the Inbox folder in Thunderbird to download the messages for use offline then synching worked pretty well. I have done NO POP3 testing. With IMAP account and offline selected for INBOX in Thunderbird: I was regularly getting all of 5 messages I had in my Inbox including the message bodies without trouble. I was able to retrieve these 5 messages with VersaMail, Iambic, and Eudora. With IMAP account and offline NOT selected for INBOX in Thunderbird: I would only get the latest message in the Inbox and then only the headers of that single message. By "latest message" I mean the last message that was added the Inbox folder, it did not seem to have much to with date. For example I moved an older message from another folder to my Inbox and then upon syncing again, this message (header only) would now show up on the Palm. The previous single message (header only) that was present would no longer be there. I was able to duplicate this single message sync occurence in Eudora, Iambic, and VersaMail. Notes regarding setup of various conduits: Eudora = I selected Generic MAPI setting for identification of desktop client Iambic = It automaticly detected that Thunderbird was the default desktop mail client and displayed it in the config however it also displayed "(NOT SUPPORTED)" VersaMail = allowed for choice of Eudora 5.0 or higher and also Outlook Express, I used "Eudora 5.0", however it seemed that the Outlook Express setting also worked. (they both simply looked for the default MAPI client) I never noticed that Thunderbird had to be open prior to syncing. As with my previous experience when syncing mail with a Palm device using MAPI, if the default client is closed when the hotsync is started, the default desktop client is simply opened when the hotsync operation gets to that particular conduit and syncing continues. I did briefly toy with attempts to delete messages (initiated on Palm) and received various errors in the hotsync logs probably because the Palm mail clients do not know how to delete a message from my IMAP account in Thunderbird. No messages were ever deleted in my Thunderbird Inbox after deletion on the palm with any of the three Palm mail clients. Of course the Palm mail client would need to honor my settings in Thunderbrid regarding action on deletion of message. I have mine set to move deleted items to my IMAP trash folder. I did not try sending. Note on IMAP: Since I only use IMAP for my mail and not POP3, I do not really have to mess with all this stuff as I could simply utilize a Palm mail client that allows for direct syncronization with my IMAP server and leave my desktop computer out of the picture. But I just wanted to play...
Just wanted to let you know that on my Home computer where Thunderbird is the default client this works as expected. My compliments on your good work. Strange how this took someone so long to figure out when it appears that it was such a simple fix.
most of the work is in bug 108275 - it was a fair amount of work.
Glad to see this made it into 0.6, but I cannot get it to work. Using the Eudora conduit, my Palm (Sony Clie S300) synch brings up Thunderbird just fine, but nothing gets downloaded to the PDA. I assume this is because I haven't designated a directory: how does one specify the identity/directory to use the Inbox? (I have two identities, plus the "Local Folders.")
this didn't get into .6 - it's only available in trunk seamonkey and thunderbird builds.
(In reply to comment #72) > this didn't get into .6 - it's only available in trunk seamonkey and thunderbird > builds. Okay, I downloaded and installed the latest win32 trunk. Now I get an error message in my synch log: "-- Mail - Could not read message from the e-mail applications's inbox."
to answer your previous question, it uses the default account's inbox. You might try tomorrow's build - I did fix one problem this morning if any of your messages are larger than 64K.
(In reply to comment #74) > to answer your previous question, it uses the default account's inbox. You might > try tomorrow's build - I did fix one problem this morning if any of your > messages are larger than 64K. Perhaps I spoke too soon in comment #69. It worked fine with the 20040429 and 20040501 builds(for Windows) for a couple of Hot Syncs and then stopped working, giving the error where it couldn't read the next messag in the mailbox. I tried DLing a newer build (5/2, 5/3 and 5/4), but couldn't get any of those to load at all. I am now back to the 0.6 Release build. I may try a Nightyly build again this weekend to see what progress has been made.
are you saying you couldn't download and run the 05/02,03, or 04 trunk builds, or you did download them but couldn't get them to do a mail sync? The 04 trunk build has the latest fixes...to be clear, none of this is in any .6 builds
Thought I'd report that the Mail conduit works fine for me now, using the 5/05 trunk build. Cool! For reference, I'm using an old Sony Clie S300 and the "Eudora" conduit.
(In reply to comment #76) > are you saying you couldn't download and run the 05/02,03, or 04 trunk builds, > or you did download them but couldn't get them to do a mail sync? The 04 trunk > build has the latest fixes...to be clear, none of this is in any .6 builds I could not get any of the 5/2, 5/3, or 5/4 builds to even load on my PC (XP Home). Yes I know the 0.6 Release build does not contain sync-ability, but I could not get syncing to work on the 5/1, 4/30, or 4/29 builds. It had been working with 4/29 and 5/1 builds, I went to read some messages on my Visor, did a few deletions on the Visor, and tried to sync back to my PC. Those messages I had read but not deleted showed as read on the PC. The messages I read and deleted remained in my Inbox. New messages were not DLed. I don't know if any of this is of use in debugging. Like I said, I will watch for further changes, and try a Nightly build later this week or this weekend to see if the problem has been corrected.
(In reply to comment #78) > Like I said, I will watch for > further changes, and try a Nightly build later this week or this weekend to see > if the problem has been corrected. Having lots of things better to do tonight I blew away my 0.6 Release install (cleared out the directory), and DLed and installed the 5/5 Nightly. Same problem. I let teh HD churn for about 7 minutes before I went to the Task Manager and killed the Thunderbird process. I blew away the 5/5 Nightly and loaded the 0.6 Release. It opened up in less than a minute.
do you have multiple profiles? I can go look at recently opened bugs against tbird and mozilla and see if anyone else is having this problem...
(In reply to comment #80) > do you have multiple profiles? I can go look at recently opened bugs against > tbird and mozilla and see if anyone else is having this problem... No multiple profiles in the instance of Thunderbird. On my Home PC there is an installation of Mozilla 1.6 which is used by the rest of my family. Mozilla was not running at the time, I had done a reboot after installation of Thunderbird Nightly.
(In reply to comment #81) > (In reply to comment #80) > > do you have multiple profiles? I can go look at recently opened bugs against > > tbird and mozilla and see if anyone else is having this problem... > > No multiple profiles in the instance of Thunderbird. On my Home PC there is an > installation of Mozilla 1.6 which is used by the rest of my family. Mozilla was > not running at the time, I had done a reboot after installation of Thunderbird > Nightly. I just tried the 5/6 Nightly on my Work PC and have the same problem--it will not load. My best guess as to the problem is an incompatibility between one of my extensions (Forumzilla, Tagzilla, and jslib) and the Nightlies. That or one of the installed skins and the Nightlies.
Once I got mail to synch with my Clie S300, I tried to create a message to send for testing purposes. Now I get an error message when I synch Mail: (Title: "Send Message Error") "Sending of message failed. No recipients were specified. Please enter a recipient or newsgroup in the addressing area." Of course a recipient is indeed specified.
Robert was having that problem too - I wonder if the conduit or palm app is putting smtp: in the recipient address...
(In reply to comment #84) > Robert was having that problem too - I wonder if the conduit or palm app is > putting smtp: in the recipient address... For the problem with smtp: see also bug 243177. The palm desktop software send also smtp:
(In reply to comment #85) > (In reply to comment #84) > > Robert was having that problem too - I wonder if the conduit or palm app is > > putting smtp: in the recipient address... > > For the problem with smtp: see also bug 243177. The palm desktop software send > also smtp: The "SMTP:" is the standard prefix when using MAPI to send. Both the problem in this bug and the problem in bug 243177 are caused by bug 221673 (which bienvenu already has taken).
a fix for bug 221673 was checked in.
Depends on: 221673
Keywords: helpwanted
Latest seamonkey 2004051608 reports the following in a warning popup when a hotsync of new message from palm is attempted: Send Message Error Sending of message failed. No recipients were specified. Please enter a recipient or newsgroup in the addressing area. Corresponding hotsync log reports the following ("Test palm!" is the subject): HotSync operation started 05/16/04 21:38:32 -- Mail - Could not send the following e-mail to the E-Mail application: To: pearsondave@hotmail.com, Test palm! OK Mail with 1 message(s) ... so the same problem appears to be there.
Got the versamail conduit working with mailnews 1.8a4 Seems to be reading deleted messages from the default inbox (from the hotsync log) after compacting the inbox the number of messages retrieved was correct. Anyone else seen this?
Got the versamail conduit working with mailnews 1.8a4 Seems to be reading deleted messages from the default inbox (from the hotsync log) after compacting the inbox the number of messages retrieved was correct. Anyone else seen this?
Product: MailNews → Core
No longer blocks: majorbugs
50cent tour of current status: see comment 51, comment 66, comment 68, comment 74
*** Bug 320100 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Using Palm Mail 3.5 with TB 1.5. Sync works for both sending and receiving, but the MIME encoding is ignored. This means some messages start "This is a multi-part message in MIME format ..." and then the message is hard to read. I think what is needed is to parse the message and use the part with content type text/plain as the message. Alternatively the html could be used with tags stripped, <br> to nl etc. Does anyone know where to start? Thx
Product: Core → MailNews Core
QA Contact: nbaca → palmsync
8 years later, I've given up on Palm OS and this bug.
Assignee: bienvenu → nobody
Product: MailNews Core → MailNews Core Graveyard
still legit. Recap: see comment 51, comment 66, comment 68, comment 93
Component: Palm Sync → General
Priority: P3 → --
Product: MailNews Core Graveyard → Thunderbird
QA Contact: palm-sync → general
Summary: mail conduit for the palm sync → mail conduit for the palm devices
Whiteboard: see comment 95
Version: Trunk → unspecified
Mark, wontfix? Palm is toast
Whiteboard: see comment 95 → [wontfix??]
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 22 years ago → 12 years ago
Resolution: --- → WONTFIX
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