>When I restart OS X from 9.1 and get Emailer to make a connecting >manually, it quits, but after restarting Emailer, it connects fine and >does not have the problem again until I restart 10 again from scratch. I >am not sure if this only happens when restarting from 9.1 or also after >an OSX restart too.
Have you verified that the Temp Incoming folder is empty. I have found that sometimes, with OS X, Emailer will "recover" from a bad Temp file, and run, but other times crash. Maybe you have one in there that is causing this. Otherwise, since it works under OS 9, I would check to make sure the same extensions are loaded for 9 as for Classic in X. >I have not opened the Incoming Folder, so this is not caused by the >.DS_Store file. You are right, it probably isn't caused by a .DS_Store file, since so far existance of that file has not caused any crashing, just unpack failures. But to clarify, that file can appear regardless of if you have opened the Temp Incoming folder or not. If the Finder feels for any reason it needs to know something about the layout of that folder, the file will exist. Things I have found that create the file are: 1. Copying the folder (ie: restore from backup, or duplicate the folder) 2. Open the folder 3. Have the Emailer Files folder open when the Temp Incoming folder is created. 4. Access the folder via the terminal (this fits with #2, but is important to mention because it can prevent the terminal deletion of the file from working right) 5. Cause the Finder felt like it (ie: there is at least a #5 that I haven't figured out yet) And NONE of the above will guarentee that the file will be created, just all of the above can cause it to be created. I haven't yet really figured out when the Finder decides to or not to create the file, I have only found that the above items have resulted in the file being created. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
