>However, I noticed one thing that might have a connection to this issue. >I usually leave my Safari browser open at my <my.Yahoo.com> web page and >after the computer has been asleep I notice that the page has not been >automatically refreshed which it does when the computer is not asleep. >Should it do this when the computer is asleep or not. I seem to remember >that it would refresh on the old Mac. Is this a clue or not?
Probably not, when the computer is asleep, it should not do much in the way of anything. Asleep should be considered the same as off, just with a faster start time. (there are some exceptions to this) I would normally say that Emailer should not run the schedules when asleep either, except that my Mac at work goes to sleep after hours, and if I forget to quit Emailer, it continues to check email thru the night (very annoying as it then screws up my ability to check my email from home). It is very possible that OS X.3 has simply made sleep a deeper sleep setting that now prevents Emailer from running the schedules. One thing you can check, and I'm not 100% sure the setting is even there (not near OS X right now), see if in the settings for OS X, it is set to wake from sleep for network activity. Normally that pertains only to a "magic packet" being sent inbound to the machine to tell it to wake up... but it is possible OS X uses that setting bidirectionally and will shut down network activity while it sleeps. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
