At http://wordpress.org/support/topic/136967, a user wrote:

Benjamin, does your postie mod avoid querying via SQL per Oliver's recommendation? and does it also include Oliver's 'postieIMAP.php, line 70' bug fix?

Can you please answer that?

Also, above,
Kydd Says:

I also noticed that if an article has an apostrophe the backslash (\) (which I’m assuming is used to escape it) still appears in the article heading.

Also, if an article is forwarded and HTML is turned on the formatting of the page goes awry and for example, the article will block navigation elements.

Can you please reply to that? (including by email to me)
Thank you,
Jonathon

Why on earth should i use/install 7-Zip if i have a legal registered and paid version of WinZIP!

Can you please explain why not fixing the ZIP for ANY user who wants the postie plugin with corrections?

hi Benjamin,

thanks a ton for the postie mod.

btw, what compression tool did you use to create the 2007-10-17-postie-ajax-olivier.zip file? i was _unable_ to successfully decompress the file with both UnZip 5.52 (by Info-ZIP) and WinRAR 3.71.

i then tried 7-Zip 4.56 beta and was successful. you may want to re-compress your postie mod so that others don't think they they've downloaded a corrupt file (also, providing an MD5 value would be great too.)

peace,
david

I also noticed that if an article has an apostrophe the backslash (\) (which I'm assuming is used to escape it) still appears in the article heading.

Also, if an article is forwarded and HTML is turned on the formatting of the page goes awry and for example, the article will block navigation elements.

Couple apparent bugs in postie_mod:
-"Default post by mail category" dropdown in "Message Settings" of "Postie Options" does not save when changed.
-when clicking on the Quick read me, all of the nav links change to have wp-content rather than wp-admin.