>We set the option to keep email on server as we then can view messages >from different location, and machines at different time. Thus leave >message on server works conviniently for us. We do manually purge out >old messages and then don't need to as it is not a 2GB email storage >account.
Ok, valid reason for using it. However, I would still turn off the feature entirely and see if you can get new email. I'm still going to take the guess right now that somewhere Emailer got out of sync with the mail server, and Emailer thinks the new emails have already been collected. You should be able to verify this if you telnet to the mail server and check the message counts as Emailer sees them (or use a stream watcher to see what Emailer sees as Emailer does its check). If the message counts go up as new email arrives in the mail box, but Emailer still makes no attempt to collect the messages, then Emailer believes no mail is waiting to be collected, which is most likely due to the Leave Messages On Server setting. You may have to click the Get All Messages button in order to actually reset Emailer's tracking system. I know it will screw up your method of collecting the mail from multiple locations, but it may be a neccessary evil in order to get Emailer working again. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
