On 19-6 at 21:21 Allie wrote: Hello Allie
>> I have just solved my problem, which turned out to be 65000 tmp files >> in a tmp folder I didn't knew existed. It was located at the path >> c:\Documents and settings\<my login>\Locale settings\Temp\ >> and the files was named bat*.tmp > Did you recently import a lot of messages to any of the accounts? > TB! normally deletes those temp files and when they fail to be deleted > the reason needs to be sought after. Importing a lot of messages is > one reason. Thinking about it, I have a guess: I use Norton Antivirus, but when I get infected mail from a specific server (pop3.tiscali.dk) the connection breakes with a message like: FETCH: Connection to host broken (last command sent were: "UIDL", "RETR 1") (the commands vary a bit) It's an old account that pretty much only get virus and spam, so once in a while I disable Nortons scanning of incomming mail, resulting in that it blocks TheBat from writing the infected files to the disk. The .tmp-files are actually empty, and can not be deleted untill TheBat have been closed/restarted. If TheBat just deleted all bat*.tmp files when it started, it should solve many problems like this one. The problem with broken connection and NAV is present with all mail clients I've tried (e.g. Mozilla Thunderbird), so I guess it's a bug in NAV. Today I just canceled the problematic account, so for me there is no problem anymore. -- Best regards Simon Mikkelsen Contact information http://mikkelsen.tv/simon/contact/ ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
