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Am Mittwoch, 23.04.03, um 12:12 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb PowerMail Engineering: >> after upgrading my PowerBook to OS X 10.2.5 I'm having big trouble >> using my Message Database, which ist stored on my PowerMac Server >> (also >> running 10.2.5): > > Strange. If the problem occurs when you access your database on a > server, > and not locally, the problem seems to be a network or server problem. > > J=E9r=F4me - PowerMail Engineering > Yes and no. There's no problem with the server. It works absolutely without any problem (10.2.5). And until yesterday I had zero problems running PowerMail on my 10.2.4-equipped PowerBook and accessing the server. So I guess it is a problem with 10.2.5 and PowerMail accessing AFP-servers. I cannot not say if it is 10.2.5 or PowerMail that does things wrong, but certainly 10.2.5 changed something that PowerMail doesn't like too much! The point is that I can't revert to 10.2.4 for serious reasons (besides the hassle).... Aren't there any PM users out there, who have the same reqquirements as mine: - they work on two machines (for me that's a PowerBook and desktop machine) - they want to have access to their mail message database from each machine without contant copying back and forth Peter --==_20060728155057.19299-1_== Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Am Mittwoch, 23.04.03, um 12:12 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb PowerMail Engineering: after upgrading my PowerBook to OS X 10.2.5 I'm having big trouble using my Message Database, which ist stored on my PowerMac Server (also running 10.2.5): Strange. If the problem occurs when you access your database on a server, and not locally, the problem seems to be a network or server problem. J=E9r=F4me - PowerMail Engineering Yes and no. There's no problem with the server. It works absolutely without any problem (10.2.5). And until yesterday I had zero problems running PowerMail on my 10.2.4-equipped PowerBook and accessing the server. So I guess it is a problem with 10.2.5 and PowerMail accessing AFP-servers. I cannot not say if it is 10.2.5 or PowerMail that does things wrong, but certainly 10.2.5 changed something that PowerMail doesn't like too much! The point is that I can't revert to 10.2.4 for serious reasons (besides the hassle).... Aren't there any PM users out there, who have the same reqquirements as = mine: - they work on two machines (for me that's a PowerBook and desktop machine) - they want to have access to their mail message database from each machine without contant copying back and forth Peter --==_20060728155057.19299-1_==--
