I think the key is to run evolution via remote ssh with -X xterm. I
don't know how long it takes to corrupt the inbox -- I guess it depends
on the level of mail traffic. I get around 10-20 messages a day at this
account, so three days at 10-20 messages a day would be running it until
you get about 30-60 messages. I don't think it matters what platform
you ssh from -- another ubuntu box would work just fine.
I have a junk account that I never check -- <email address hidden> -- it
probably gets 300-400 spams a day. Would you like me to set it up and
test? I'm on HH now. 8.10. I don't mind testing with that account or
I can create one specifically, perhaps <email address hidden> and we can all
just bombard it while I run evolution in remote X window mode. Would
that help?
Dave
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
>yes but the comment is not really clear I've no OpenSuse 10.3 box to ssh
>from and "wait some days" doesn't seem clear instructions on how to
>trigger the bug
>
>
>
I think the key is to run evolution via remote ssh with -X xterm. I
don't know how long it takes to corrupt the inbox -- I guess it depends
on the level of mail traffic. I get around 10-20 messages a day at this
account, so three days at 10-20 messages a day would be running it until
you get about 30-60 messages. I don't think it matters what platform
you ssh from -- another ubuntu box would work just fine.
I have a junk account that I never check -- <email address hidden> -- it
probably gets 300-400 spams a day. Would you like me to set it up and
test? I'm on HH now. 8.10. I don't mind testing with that account or
I can create one specifically, perhaps <email address hidden> and we can all
just bombard it while I run evolution in remote X window mode. Would
that help?
Dave
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
>yes but the comment is not really clear I've no OpenSuse 10.3 box to ssh
>from and "wait some days" doesn't seem clear instructions on how to
>trigger the bug
>
>
>