On 7/4/06, Douglas Carnall, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>I wanted to just copy the contents of my hard drives to it and be done,
>but I kept getting errors saying this and that file couldn't be copied
>for this and that reason (permissions, illegal filenames etc) so I
>started "tidying up". Too
On 4/7/06, at 10:44 AM, Douglas Carnall [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I wanted to just copy the contents of my hard drives to it and be done,
>but I kept getting errors saying this and that file couldn't be copied
>for this and that reason (permissions, illegal filenames etc) so I
>started "tidying up
At Fri, 7 Apr 2006 08:38:09 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>May I suggest that you use a back-up system?
Quite so. I'd got in a bit of a jam with lack of disk headroom, and had
just bought a new firewire hard drive to back up to.
I wanted to just copy the contents of my hard drives to it and be
On 7/4/06, Douglas Carnall, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Whoops. I am an idiot, though fortunately no longer suicidal. I had three
>Powermail folders on my hard drive and Powermail was using one I didn't
>expect. It didn't like being in the trash. Ulp! Fortunately I retrieved
>it before any damag
At Fri, 7 Apr 2006 11:49:48 +0900 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>The one with the last modification date will be the one.
>It might be called Message Database.old, that's the one you're looking for.
Whoops. I am an idiot, though fortunately no longer suicidal. I had three
Powermail folders on my har
you need to manually select the correct database after launching PM.
first, in spotlight do a search on your drive(s) for the correct, i.e.
latest, MESSAGE DATABASE.
go : menubar > database > switch user environment > select the database
located in above step.
good luck.
---marlyse
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Douglas,
first of all, don't kill yourself, much worse things can happen to man
and even that is no reasonable reason to commit suicide ;-)
second, try to locate your powermail folder on your disk.
There are probably more than one.
Now look on the modification date of the files, especially the
Fri, 7 Apr 2006 03:28:54 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>This is a major disaster.
>
>Please help
Tried launching Powermail with cmmd + opt keys depressed as per
This did not work.
D.
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dougie carnall
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Hi,
I'm using Powermail 4.2.1 on OS X 10.3.9
I was performing a long overdue backup, selected "Compact database".
Powermail crashed at the end of this lengthy process (15mins)
Now when I launch Powermail it seems to have reverted to an early version
(2004?) of the database, all my folders, fil
When I send to a group (i.e., a set of names listed as a group in my
addressbook), is it possible for the "TO:" line in each recipient's copy to
show only the name of the group rather than the names of the individuals in
the group?
Thanks for your help.
Ken
I was just wondering if someone with mail server expertise could explain
this. This is what I get first logging in to FIT's mail server:
>+OK X1 NT-POP3 Server mail-01.fitsuny.edu (IMail 8.21 7667-50)
>
>CAPA
>
>+OK Capability list follows
>TOP
>USER
>SASL LOGIN PLAIN
>RESP-CODES
>LOGIN-DELAY 120
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