We ended up going back to 6.02 to fix the web messaging crash here. The
folder permission changes did not fix this problem for us.
Sheldon
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Sheldon Koehler, Owner/Partner
Ten Forward Communications
http://www.tenforward.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tipp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Web Messaging Weirdness
> We have the same problem. It looks like there are no answer to it. If
> Ipswitch claim that on one else is having problems, well they can add us
to
> their list.
>
> Tipp
>
> At 08:07 AM 4/5/00 -0700, you wrote:
> >We are also having weird problems with the web messaging. I called last
week
> >to Ipswitch and they said no one else is having problems...
> >
> >We have a disclaimer on the login page that says:
> >
> >"Notice: Ten Forward Web Messaging is provided to you as a convenient way
of
> >retrieving your email remotely while either traveling or at another
computer
> >using another online service. Ten Forward Web Messaging is not intended
for
> >day to day use and is not a replacement for the email client loaded on
your
> >system. We strongly encourage you to use either Outlook Express, Netscape
> >Mail, Eudora, etc. Ten Forward is not responsible for any loss of data
> >associated with this service, including but not limited to the Address
Book
> >and additional mail folders created with the Web Messaging service. Thank
> >you for your attention, Ten Forward Support Staff."
> >
> >We still have tons of users that only use the web mail. We even try to
talk
> >them into installing a client...
> >
> >But we really want the web messaging to work correctly!! It just crashes
at
> >random times and we cannot duplicate it on demand. It may go a day with
no
> >problems, or it may crash 5 times in as many minutes.
> >
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