On 19 May 2022, at 23:34, Antonio Leding wrote:
> A few days ago, I ran across a post discussing the upcoming Google mandate
> that all Gmail users must use OAUTH2. My understanding is that this has been
> working in MM for quite a while so no issue there.
Yes, the mandate might be new but pas
> I’ve no idea where MailMate downloads its internal update to.
Mailmate downlosds a complete new copy of the application. It does not have an
"internal update".
The copy it downloads is trying to replace the running copy. It goes where ever
your current copy of MailMate lives. It's failing be
OK - let's try this again.
You MUST have a copy of MailMate -somewhere- because you said you "start it up."
If you don't know where it is, then once it is running, you can go to the dock,
and control-click on the MM icon and choose "options" and then "reveal in
finder".
Once you can see it in
Hi David, where is your copy of MailMate installed? You aren't running it from
a mounted disk image volume by any chance, are you? Whenever I see "read-only
filesystem", I immediately think of a mounted disk image.
-Eric
On 19 May 2022, at 18:03, David Ledger wrote:
> On 5/19/22 20:59, Tracy
On 5/19/22 20:59, Tracy Valleau wrote:
1. Why is it think it has to update software that is already up to date.
No idea. Perhaps there is an incremental update?
2. Why does it think it is a read-only filesystem when the system is too old
to have a read-only filesystem (other than on an ext
Hell MM community,
A few days ago, I ran across a post discussing the upcoming Google
mandate that all Gmail users must use OAUTH2. My understanding is that
this has been working in MM for quite a while so no issue there.
The part that got me wondering is this - this post stated that some ap
When I click on the Upgrade button, it shows the notice captured in the
attached screen save file, saying that my installed version is a release, that
the latest proper version is 5673 but I have installed 5876. It offers an
option to downgrade to 5673 which I once tried, but didn’t like, so I
> 1. Why is it think it has to update software that is already up to date.
No idea. Perhaps there is an incremental update?
> 2. Why does it think it is a read-only filesystem when the system is too old
> to have a read-only filesystem (other than on an external drive, that this
> isn’t).
I
On 19 May 2022, at 20:33, Tracy Valleau wrote:
Hold down the command key and drag MailMate to your desktop.
Release all keys.
Hold down the command key and drag MailMate to your Applications
folder.
That should fix it.
Thanks, but this is an update that MailMate itself is trying to install,
Hold down the command key and drag MailMate to your desktop.
Release all keys.
Hold down the command key and drag MailMate to your Applications folder.
That should fix it.
On 19 May 2022, at 12:22, David Ledger wrote:
> I am currently up to date with “Normal Releases” according to the Software
I am currently up to date with “Normal Releases” according to the
Software Update panel of Preferences, but whenever I start up MailMate
(which is rare because I keep it and the laptop running) I get a popup
saying:
v v v v
MailMate is running on a read-only file system and can therefore not
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