Strange behaviour in SMPmW118 Mailer

Christer Jacobsson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.os2
Organization GAEA Data
Message-ID <[email protected]>
As Salaam Aleikum!

Sorry for the resending of this msg, but She must add some important 
information after the text below:

She uses SMPmW118 as a mailer client and up until a week ago it handled
junk mail properly, i.e. when a junk mail arrived, the Junk icon flashed
on and the junk mail was moved to the Junk folder. But now SMPmW118 just
sets the flag but don't move the mail to the Junk folder, so She has to
unjunk the offending mail, and mark it as Junk again, then it goes to
the Trash folder instead. Are there some settings in prefs.js that can
be done to cure this problem? The change must obviously be done when
SMPmW118 is closed down, so THAT trap She knows about. Just now a junk
mail appeared in the Inbox with the Junk flag set, and She had to unjunk
it, mark it as Junk again and the mail when to the Trash folder directly.

What's worse is that another mysterious problem have cropped up in 
SMPmW118 - if She tries to change profile data, either in the "Mail and 
news account settings" or "Preferences", the changes don't stick. 
Clicking OK should close the abovementioned settings but the windows 
DON'T close and save the changed settings: hitting Cancel closes the 
windows but when She opens the relevant Preferences settings and check 
the settings, they remain the same as before She tried to change this.

Can this problem be fixed if She edits prefs.js "by hand" when SMPmW118 
is closed down, or can this errant behaviour be attributed to some 
damaged code in the SMPPmW code tree?



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