>>This is sounding like a permissions problem with the Temp Incoming folder >>(or one of its enclosing folders). Deleting the folder might not fix the >>permissions, and *nix OSs can retain the permissions of an old >>file/folder if you name the new one the same name. So when Emailer >>recreates the Temp Incoming folder, OS X may carry over the old bad >>permissions. > >Where and how do you fix, delete or edit this file?
If you do a Get Info on the Temp Incoming folder, you will see near the bottom of the window that opens a few disclosure triangles. One of them is for Permissions & Owners (or something to that effect). Click that triangle to show the Permissions listings. There are 3 listings, all 3 should be Read & Write, if they are not, then set them that way. Also, make sure the Emailer Files folder (the folder the Temp Incoming folder is located in) is also set for all 3 to be Read & Write. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
