Loose Catch-Up test. This is the thread to mark Watched. It is being
composed and sent on the TcpTrace account. Loose Catch-Up Test (2) will be
composed and sent on another account or simply done using the web forum.
Before leaving those other accounts, check (e.g. using telnet or another
account) to see that the bridge can see all of those messages, then send one
final comment to the Loose Catch-Up Test (1) thread. Then check to see
that the bridge can see that last message too. Finally, do one of the
Synchronize commands on the TcpTrace account to see what you get. In
particular check to see if Synchronize All is doing an XHDR References
(because of the first thread being marked Watched) and then if that
redefines what a "New message" is. If it does the "Loose Catch-Up
feechur/bug" is still present in WLMail but without the Synchronize All
workaround. In OE Synchronize All does not do the XHDR References check
for Watched threads. I'm not exactly sure if the bug was ever completely
fixed in OE. I think it was working better than I had seen it working in
WLMail but out of habit I never really tried to use anything but
Synchronize All on OE. My impression is that both the functionality and
the usability of NNTP synchronization changed in WLMail in ways that up to
now I have never bothered taking the time to fully analyse.
