Well, that 5 days turned into more than 15, but that is as much my fault as
it is his... I had some emergencies come up that interfered and there was
some minor miscommunication.=20

I just got the code installed and tested and it works a treat! Quick and it
looks right. There are a couple of minor tweaks we are working on, but I
expect to see the archive back up to real time very soon.

I don't have the posts from the middle of July, If you have an private
archive that contains the headers as well as the email body, please zip up
and send me July. Someone was going to send it, and I didn't hear back... O=
r
I don't remember hearing back and can't find the email.

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James Newton
1-970-462-7764=20

-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of
James Newton
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 12:45
To: 'Microcontroller discussion list - Public.'
Subject: RE: [OT] piclist.com archive up but no updates or full text search

Didn't notice that about fetchmail... but procmail seems to be a *nix thing
not available on M$.

Anyway, the code that will be written for this project is specific: It take=
s
POP3 and writes it to a file. I like small, targeted tools that work
together. If I could make *nix work, I'd love it.

As long as POP3 exists and people want to archive emails, this little
project should be of use.

I've paid the $250 and expect to have code to test in 5 days. Now the
question is when will I actually get the time to test it... between taxes,
server crashes at the day job (Do NOT try to run ESET NOD32 for Exchange on
a SBS 2008 server), and the kids going back to school (homeschool, more
work, not less when the start). Sorry... felt the need to grump. LOL...

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James Newton
1-970-462-7764=20

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