ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ  ÇÇ    Ç|CRÇÇ   quoting mark lewis on 0/09/15 ...|C  
    
   ml> does the index actually store the message's status (local, sent,  
   ml> private, etc) or is that in the header file? i see that it reads the  
   ml> index and looks to be checking the status there instead of from the  
   ml> header... if the message base operation is like others and the index is  
   ml> just an index, i suspect that you need to read the index, load the  
   ml> header for the message the index is pointing to, then check the status  
   ml> of the message and scan it out if needed after which the header would  
  be  
   ml> rewritten with the scanned attribute being turned on and then move on  
  to  
   ml> the next index position to read that number and load the next header...  
   ml> but that's just a guess as i'm not familiar with "imp" and can't recall  
   ml> what full name it may have...  
   ml>  
    
  You know, I have absolutely no idea. I just want to know why the "writec"  
  and  
  "writeln" functions aren't working the way they should. I shouldn't have to  
  use strace to see them. Any ideas? I love Impulse BBS. Which is why I ported  
  it to Linux. The next big obsticle is getting message replies working. Then  
  I  
  need to get echomail working with it. Then i'm done, and can start using it  
  as my main BBS.  
    
  Thanks,  
    
  ignatius [cia]  
    
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