In article <4e7bbc2920steve.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Steven Pampling <steve.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 25 Oct, Martin <freelists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > In article <4e7b8d7162steve.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > > Steven Pampling <steve.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: [Snip] > > > This is an instance where Dave Higtons pseudo-server comes in handy > > > as it simulates the slight delays in the header download that you > > > don't get from the testing feature. > > I have never played with that ... (fx sound of download> ... hmm ... > > looks as if it will take some working out how to use that! Any hints > > would be useful I think! > Line 60 of the Server file needs to be set to your local IP (unless you > modify the code to look at the machines address (the copy I found first > in my delving is the plain vanilla version but I do recall making the > change so the pseudo server was more portable. Yes, I had spotted the IP, thanks. It then failed to start with an error from the Socket_Accept ... 17:01:03.56 ** WimpError ** from POP3 pseudo-server Error : &00020E23 Message: Resource temporarily unavailable However, I seemed to remember something about adding &20E00 to the error codes for the Iyonix, which then allowed it to start :-)) > The messages file needs to contain a series of mail messages in rmail > format. Is it a Messages File? I thought it wanted a Messages Directory with several messages in it? Mind you, AS seems to connect, but the box fails with '040 -ERR Message does not exist' so I have still got something wrong :-( When you say rmail format, presumably this is without the #! rmail nnnnnnn header line? > AntiSpam needs to be set to download/check against the IP > rather than a normal mailbox. (You can add it in to the normal AS > mailbox definitions, or in my case just ran AS on a different machine) Thanks for that - that would have stumped me, although it may be obvious when you know. > (reminder to self - this is in Internet.netdev.Aspam_add) > Regex - I seem to have a copy of stuff that Kade Hansson was working on > too (Dev.AS_Stuff.OtherVersions.Kade) and what I recognise as an early > version of my efforts Dev.AS_Stuff.OtherVersions.UserTest_Regex I > *know* there is a more developed version. Must be on one of the other > machines. Searching... Don't bother too much - it would just be useful to see if my implementation is anything like others, in case I have missed something. > (Meanwhile - the grammar check compiles OK, needs riscosifying then see > if it is useful in that form) Sounds interesting! Thanks for your help. Martin -- Martin Avison using a British Iyonix running RISC OS 5 and the Pluto mail and newsreader