Ok, I found the problem.
Let me guess... everyone that has the problem probably restored their
copy of Emailer from some kind of a backup after going to Jaguar. Or they
moved it from another drive or partition, or in some way copied the whole
thing after installing Jaguar.
Everyone that is NOT having the problem... probably either never touched
their copy of Emailer, or installed a fresh copy and dragged the
important files over to it.
Of course, that is all just an guess based on what I found to be the
source of the problem.
If you do a full directory listing of the Temp Incoming folder ("ls -a"
for you unix people)... you will find a new file that doesn't belong. Its
a ".DS Store" file. And it is f-ing up Emailers ability to unpack the
mail.
You need to delete that file. Because this is an invisible file, and most
of you are probably not the least bit interested in going to the terminal
and then working your way to it to issue a remove command... I will let
you in on the super duper easy way to delete it.
First... make sure your Temp Incoming folder is empty (this folder is in
your Emailer Files folder). If it is not... quit emailer, then launch it
again. This should cause it to unpack the remaining mail that is in
there. (If that still doesn't empty it... go grab a copy of my app Temp
Reader and see if the remaining items are anything you need, if not,
throw them out).
Next... Quit Emailer
Next... drag the Temp Incoming folder to the trash (this is why I told
you to make sure you got everything you need out of it first).
Finally... launch Emailer. It will create a brandy spanking new Temp
Incoming folder... one without that PITA file in it.
Go back to watching your email unpack just fine.
Thanks to everyone that lent a hand by helping me debug this one.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
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