Chris, list members: Not knowing the amount of traffic on the list, I subscribed to the digest version, so forgive me for any duplicated information caused by my delay in receiving response sent directly to the list. That said...
I had moved Emailer's prefs out of the System folder-> Claris folder and into the Claris Emailer application folder on the target (laptop) hard drive. When I try to send (or receive) mail using the copy of Emailer on the laptop (while it's a firewire target disk on the desktop of the desktop machine) I don't receive any actual errors. It just appears as if clicking the "Connect" button on the "Connect Now" dialog has no effect. It doesn't trigger any action at all. No error messages, no error log, nothing. If I remember correctly, the "Connect" button doesn't even "depress." The problem is a little perplexing. In theory it should work fine. I think I've even run a single copy of Emailer off of a Zip drive in years gone past. Chris: Thanks for the pointer to the patched versions. I'll give it a try and see if it's the answer I've been dreaming about. Again, thanks everyone for the help. -Ken >On Jan 8, 2007, at 1355 (CST), cb wrote: > >> Question #1 >> Is there a way to use the Emailer files off of a computer running in >> firewire target disk mode on another computer? ... Any thoughts or suggestions? > >Emailer doesn't care where it is run from. However, make sure you >move the Prefs file from the Claris folder in your System folder into >the Emailer application folder. That will make sure that when you run >Emailer, you maintain all the correct prefs for that copy of Emailer. > >Once you do that, if problems continue, then report back what error >you are getting when you try to send or receive email and maybe one >of us can help you further. > >> Question #2 >> Is the version 2.0v3p3 patch mentioned in the Claris Emailer Wikipedia >> entry available anywhere (still)? ... > >Yes, it is still available on my web site at <http://www.mythtech.net: >8081/emailer> Note the port change at the end of the domain part. >Without that, you won't be able to reach my web server right now. > >-chris ><www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
