>At one point I understood that the .DStore is saved somewhere else and >even if you throw out the temp incoming folder, this file is still the >same.
Every folder in OS X can potentially have a .DS_Store file. That file is where the Finder stores info about the folder. They have no bearing on one another, so the only one you need to concern yourself with is the one in the Temp Incoming folder. >Is this true and could I have a bad incoming temp file? How can I delete >ALL information concerning the incoming temp folder? Just drag the entire Temp Incoming folder to the trash. Close all open windows, then start Emailer. If the problem comes back, it has nothing to do with either a .DS_Store file, or a bad Temp Incoming file. >The multiple unpack occurs when you either connect again or quit and >start the program again. I have tried everything that has been suggested >on this mail board and nothing has worked. This also does not happen >every time and I can find no correlation as to what the difference is. Have you: -Quit Emailer, throw out the Temp Incoming folder, closed ALL windows, start Emailer. -Repaired Permissions in OS X (use the Disk Utility that comes with OS X) -Really verified that Temp Incoming files are in fact being left behind after an unpack (open the Temp Incoming folder, leave it open, collect your email, watch Emailer unpack the mail, look and see if any files are still visible in the Temp Incoming folder) >In addition, (may or may not be related) whenever I have to rebuild my >database file, some of the folder information is scrambled and alot (not >all) of the files I have put in other folders ends back up in my in box >folder. What kind of a rebuild do you do? Advanced or Typical. With a Typical, and a reasonably healthy database, this really shouldn't happen. With an Advanced, this is normal. Do a Typical rebuild, clean up whatever folders and emails it moved around. Do another Typical rebuild... repeat until it doesn't move things around. Also, its quite possible your double unpack has nothing to do with the temp incoming files. Unless you have verified that Emailer really is leaving behind files after it unpacks. If so, I think you might be the first case I have seen of this nature. If you have done all of the above, the only other thing you can try is to do a complete fresh installation of Emailer 2.0v3, and then transfer your files over as needed (do them one at a time and test between each until the problem returns). If however, Emailer is NOT leaving files behind, then you are somehow double collecting the emails. Check to see if you have two copies of whatever effected accounts with one set to leave the mail on the server. Also, check to be sure the email is really being removed from the mail server (collect your mail via Emailer, then log into the same account via something like POP Monitor and see if the same email is still there). There has to be a reason for this, you are just going to have to try all sorts of things until you solve it. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
