Re: pan on windows
John Wendel <[email protected]>
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Just to add to the confusion ... I'm using PAN on a Linux Mint box and also see these ".msg" and ".ERROR" files. But only on a small subset of the binary files I download. I have no clue what triggers this behavior. I also see the actual data files split into many smaller files with one file having the expected name and the rest (sometimes thousands) having the same filename with "COPY_NNNN" inserted into the name, where NNNN is a sequential number from 1 to the number of files. I just delete the ERROR files. I use "cat" at the command line to join all the "COPY" parts into a single file which produces the desired output file. I've got a couple of shell scripts that do the job, so I'm OK with it. Thanks to all you guys for the help. John On 3/25/22 10:36, Sarah Taylor wrote: > I have something that is similar or identical in binary newgroups. I > am adding this comment in hope it adds something. This happened to me > some time ago. If I try to save attachments I get a small .ERRORS > file. I can see the picture just fine in the body pane. If I download > the text I get a .msg file which size varies according to the content. > If I download both text and attachments I get two .ERROR files plus a > .msg file. If I download only the text, I only get a .msg file. > > I then can use a program called UUD64Win from http:/www.marks-lab.com > that I point at the .msg file and the picture extracts just fine. I > had not made any changes in my PAN settings, or re-compiled or > whatever. I suspect that M$ Windows 10 had some sort of update that > spoiled things. The .ERROR files have a string such as: "ERROR: Write > error on target file C:\Users\sarah\AppData\Local\Temp\uuH111I1: Bad > file descriptor". There is lots of room on my C: drive. > > > _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users