Short:    A FidoNet tosser for UMS and *.msg
Author:   johan.billing@kcc.ct.se (Johan Billing)
Uploader: johan.billing@kcc.ct.se (Johan Billing)
Type:     comm/fido

Description
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Welcome to CrashMail, a full-featured mail-processor ("tosser") for the
Amiga. CrashMail has all the features you can expect in a good tosser
and is easy to configure with the comfortable settings editor CrashPrefs.
Many hours of work have been put into CrashMail to make it as powerful,
stable and easy to use as possible.

CrashMail can be used on a node as well as on a point system with high
demands and can use both UMS and *.msg messagebases.

CrashMail is a Shareware program.

This version
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This version is distributed as a complete archive instead of a patch like
CrashMail 1.24 since I thought that a patch for  a patch would be too
confusing.

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* Please don't forget to set a group for your arealists use for sending *
* forward-requests! See below for more information...                   *
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Changes since 1.24:

 - When I started to replace odd characters with underscores when
   creating paths for autoadded areas in a *.msg messagebase in
   CrashMail1.24, I introduced a serious bug. All characters in the
   path were replaced, so if the area should be called MAIl:Areas/TEST,
   it would be called MAIL_Areas_TEST instead.

 - Fixed a bug in CrashPrefs that on rare occasions would lead to
   Enforcer hits when choosing an aka for an area.

 - If you stop the rescanning of an area with Ctrl-C, CrashMail would
   give you an incorrect number of messages rescanned in previous
   versions.

 - CrashMail could crash when it tried to rescan a *.msg area without
   a directory and the directory couldn't be created by CrashMail.

 - CrashMail would crash when message numbers in a *.msg area exceeded
   99999. Now CrashMail can handle this situation better, but you still
   shouldn't have that high message numbers. The highwater marks stored
   in 1.msg cannot be higher than 65535, so if your message numbers are
   higher than that, CrashMail will stop using highwater marks which
   will make scanning areas much slower. Other programs set the limit at
   32767, so if you want to be fully compatible with all programs,
   don't use higher message numbers than that.

 - The way you configure which group a node needs access to in order to
   be able to forward-request areas in an arealist has been changed. The
   old way that was based on the default group of the corresponding node
   was a bit awkward. Now you can configure a group for each arealist
   instead. This also has the advantage that you can have several
   arealists with different groups for a node.

   *** IMPORTANT, PLEASE NOTE ***

   When you install this version, all arealists will have no group set
   which means that noone can use them for forward-requests. Before you
   start using CrashMail 1.25, you must set a group for each node you
   want to use for forward-requests.

 - Now CrashMail adds a newline character before writing the Via line
   when routing netmail if there wasn't one before.