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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jacob Morzinski)
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From: Jacob Morzinski <bug-sipb@MIT.EDU>
To: Jingfeng Wang <jfwang@MIT.EDU>, bug-sipb@MIT.EDU
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On Tue, 20 Sep 2005, Jingfeng Wang <jfwang@MIT.EDU> wrote:
> Could the problem caused by disfunction of a certain server.
> I tried to open exmh on another station. Once I try to access
> psecific mails, the exmh failed.
If you have difficulty reading specific messages in exmh, it
would be useful to test whether the problem is with exmh, or with
the messages.
Are you familiar with command-line tools to read MH mail?
Try to use them to read these specific messages, to see if it
works or fails.
For a message number "99" in your "inbox" folder, you can read
that message by running a command at the Athena prompt:
athena% show +inbox 99
Please try this, and let us know if you can read the troublesome
messages from the commandline. (Also, please keep replies going
to bug-sipb, not me personally.)
Regards,
Jacob Morzinski jmorzins@mit.edu
MIT SIPB
