On 11/8/02 9:36, David B. Niethamer wrote
<<more notes about strange emailer behavior>> >>2nd: Increase the amount of RAM you have given to Emailer. If your mail >>database starts to get too big, Emailer needs more RAM to work with it. > >I gave Emailer more memory (3500 increased to 5000). The mail database is >29.2 MB, the Index 5.2, which seems pretty small compared to some. This isn't really all that much memory, especially if running under MacOS 8.5 or greater. (I vaguely remember that there was something that changed between system 7 and MacOS 8 or 8.5 which caused applications to need more memory in general.) My database is roughly 50MB, and the index is roughly 10MB, and I give emailer 15000 KB (even back when I used Mac OS 8.5). If you're working under Mac OS X, allocating the extra memory for a classic app doesn't use the memory until it is needed, so setting it to a large number won't suck down any extra resources. Have you emptied the Temp Incoming folder? It can cause bizzare behavior (though it usually manifests itself earlier). Lastly, I recall that the Advanced Rebuild has munged my directory structure in the past, whereas sometimes a basic rebuild has done a better job. Bill ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
