Hi all -
I have been migrating my old NT4 system to a new machine with Win2000Pro SP2, and having some problems with TB I can't figure out. I installed TB v1.51 to the new Win2kPro system, and imported my mailboxes. This seemed to go just fine, except that on loading, I get a series of error messages: Can not access directory I:\thebat Can not access directory I:\thebat\mail Can not access directory I:\thebat\mail\Lynn and so on .. these refer to the locations the mailboxes were imported from, not to the current locations. I OK them all, but on fetch TB hangs the connect after fetching a message, or sometimes a few messages, and that's that until I reboot. It hangs the whole connect, the browsers don't browse, either, past the first 25% or so of any page loaded. A reboot often (but not always .. sometimes it takes several reboots) fixes this. At any rate, after a successful reboot I went to the RitLab site to find some support and discovered there was a new release, so I dl'ed that and installed it. Same problems, except that now it seems to take more reboots to get a successful connect, and sometimes it appears to be fixed but only gets about half the mail on the server before hanging again. Some background here .. I'm running Wingate 4.5 as a proxy. Been running WG several years with no problems. Have one other W2kPro (SP 2) system on the network running TB 1.51, no problems, still have an NT4 (SP 6a) system up, running TB 1.51, no problems, and now one NT4 (SP 6a) system running TB 1.61, no problems. It's a peer-to-peer system, the file server/gateway machine is running W2kPro (SP 2). So far I haven't had any problems sending mail, even when the fetch is hung. Also, and this may or may not be related to the previous issues, I can't get it to compress and/or compress and purge the trash folder. It hangs (program not responding) and sometimes returns an 'out of memory' error .. there's 512 Meg of RAM on the system, and Windows is not managing the virtual memory. I was thinking that the quick fix for this might be to delete the folder and hope that the program would regenerate it on the next start up, but will that work? Anybody got any clues about this? TIA, Lynn mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * * * Aun Aprendo I'd rather be WARP'ed * * * Team OS/2 http://www.sites.onlinemac.com/hawthorne/ ________________________________________________________ Current Ver: 1.60h FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
