That is a weird error...

The config file is in one of two places:
~/.gbuffyrc

or
~/GNUstep/Defaults/GBuffy

You can just remove the first section.

There are currently no hotkeys.

There is currently no documentation.

GBuffy has kind of been on hold, as I've not had any time to devote to
it. I'd be happy to turn it over to an active maintainer.

Brandon

On 06/05/03 glasserc2 uttered the following other thing:
> Just a couple of quick things. I'm using the Debian package gbuffy
> 0.2.4-3 and it looks pretty cool. My setup, as it just was, had four
> mailboxes: the default spool one, one for my inbox, and two other
> mailing lists that I'm on. I deleted the spool one, which was at the
> top of the list, and strangeness began:
>
> 1) In the gbuffy main window, the spool button was replaced by one
> reading garbage.
> 2) In the configuration window, I did some twiddling which I don't
> recall, and the button now reads "command: 0".
> 3) In the configuration window, the labels on the left got somewhat
> out of sync with the labels on the right, including one that got
> duplicated.
> 4) Closing and reopening gbuffy does not solve this problem; the
> imaginary "command" mailbox reappears, with garbage for the "path"
> field and nothing in the "Command" field.
> 5) Deleting the "command" mailbox starts the whole thing all over again.
>
> A couple of quick questions:
> Is there a hotkey to close gbuffy?
> Where is the config file?
>
> Is there documentation for gbuffy? If not, are there plans to write it?
>
> Eagerly awaiting your reply.
>
> Ethan
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