Both are available for Debian in 64-bit. Do we have to file a bug
report?
In this debian 64bit I tried "sudo apt install crashmail", then created a very
basic crashmail.prefs with one area
area rbb.test.9 2:221/6 jam /bbs/piste/msgbase/rbb.test.9
keepnum 99
keepdays 99
crashmaint maint verbose
Processing rbb.test.9...
0 messages deleted by number, 4278124318 messages left
0 messages deleted by date, 4278124318 messages left
And the jam base is now broken. Hpt cannot work with it, Golded cannot work
with it. :(
So yes, we have to file a bug report. Just test by yourself and go ahead.
In this debian 64bit I tried "sudo apt install crashmail", then
created a very basic crashmail.prefs with one area
area rbb.test.9 2:221/6 jam /bbs/piste/msgbase/rbb.test.9
keepnum 99
keepdays 99
crashmaint maint verbose
Processing rbb.test.9...
0 messages deleted by number, 4278124318 messages left
0 messages deleted by date, 4278124318 messages left
And the jam base is now broken. Hpt cannot work with it, Golded
cannot work with it. :(
So yes, we have to file a bug report. Just test by yourself and
go ahead.
I repeated the same procedure in this Raspian OS 32bit RPI 3B+ system. Works very nice. So 64bit is to blame.
It was archived, but there is also a fork of that fork here: https://github.com/punktniklas/crashmail
which was last updated "recently", in 2020.
And the jam base is now broken. Hpt cannot work with it, Golded
cannot work with it. :(
So yes, we have to file a bug report. Just test by yourself and
go ahead.
I repeated the same procedure in this Raspian OS 32bit RPI 3B+
system. Works very nice. So 64bit is to blame.
On the website at SourceForge (https://ftnapps.sourceforge.net/crashmail.html) there is a link to a CrashMail II port (fork): https://github.com/larsks/crashmail Includes: Support for 64-bit operating (POSIX) operating systems.
Maybe worth checking?
It was archived, but there is also a fork of that fork here: https://github.com/punktniklas/crashmail
which was last updated "recently", in 2020.
Looking at the commit history, there should be no differences between
the forks regarding 64-bit compatibility. Commits from the larsks repo were merged into the ftnapps (Clay / Debian) repo and the additional commits punktniklas are mostly build warning fixes. I haven't tested
the other versions and might have missed a critical bug fix that has
not been mentioned in the commit logs.
This forks fixed incompatibity of JAM database with GoldEd+
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