I tested it with Outlook 2000 with Windows 98 and had no problem. Nicholas Blasgen Refract Media "The hard part was figuring out how to destroy the physical universe. But I think we've solved that." - Marcus Larry, 1999 > I've found a problem in qualcomm popper (and presumabley others) in that it > doesn't check for an existing X-UIDL: headers, but simpley uses it when the > client sends in a uidl request. This problem can manifest itself as an > effective denial of service attack against microsoft outlook clients > because outlook looks for unique uidl's for each message and if there are > duplicates it will hang prior to downloading any mail. I've put up a small > web site detailing the problem and some possible work arounds/fixes at > > http://getaclue.org/yoduh/outlook.html >
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