I will try changing the 60 sec. default on Outlook. to the same as Eudora 5 mins.
I thought this was the time for the server to copy the mail file to the temp drop box and respond to the client. Maybe 60 secs was a little short, but he file was only 5Mb in size. If it was 50Mb I could understand. I am not blaming qpopper, I am a big fan of qpopper and haven't had any problems at all with it. This is just one of those intermittent pain in the A type problems that I can't put my finger on what is wrong and thought someone may have seen it before. Hey it may even be a sendmail problem, I think its definitely a mailbox corruption type problem. Wayne At 04:37 AM 12-02-02 -0500, Alan Brown wrote: >On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Randall Gellens wrote: > > > >I can copy the mail file to another user and the problem still exists. > > > > Is everyone using the same email client? What happens if a user > > experiencing the problem tries to fetch mail with a different client? > >Erm.... > >If you go in on the local spool, does the client have a large message? > >Does the client have a short timeout (60 second default is only big >enough for 100kB or so under most dialup circumstances) ? > >etc. > >Stop being so eager to blame qpopper, this sounds like a MUA problem. > >AB
