Merv,
Done all that. No change, still cannot send emails to 2 of 3 accounts
that use the same hosting service.
I am wondering if I should ditch all this and migrate everything to
Mac Mail but that begs the question of importing some form of
corruption.
Bill
On 08/07/2011, at 10:02
Hi Bill,
Is the ‘corrupted mailbox’ problem corrected after following the previous
instructions?
I don’t know if these mail.insilico folders are still required as I don’t know
your setup or how you did the transition.
I would suggest you Quit Thunderbird first, before you move or delete the
Ronni,
See my comments below, however, the thing to note is that we
transferred from in-silico to get-on-line quite smoothly (6 months
ago) and all email accounts were operating normally, new account data
all correct. ( until Mid May) I rang in-silico just now and they have
no trace of
Hi Bill,
I wonder what changed in “Mid May” ???
On 08/07/2011, at 3:21 PM, Bill Parker wrote:
Ronni,
See my comments below, however, the thing to note is that we transferred from
in-silico to get-on-line quite smoothly (6 months ago) and all email accounts
were operating normally, new
Its the mid May thing that has me bothered. I do not use Thunderbird
either, but I will try further after backing up all emails in both
accounts and try deleting the .msf files as per protocol earlier.
Bill
On 08/07/2011, at 4:28 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Bill,
I wonder what changed in
Ronni,
Can now report success by deleting the relevant .msf files and re-
starting. Both accounts now work again. I don't think it matters
much what the files are called and that in-silico are not experiencing
any issues.
Thank you so much for your help.
Bill
On 08/07/2011, at 4:34
That’s good Bill,
As long as we get the result you wanted, I guess it doesn’t matter if we don’t
find the reason “How” the problem happened ;-)
I’m pleased I was able to help.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 08/07/2011, at 5:09 PM, Bill Parker wrote:
Ronni,
Can now report success by deleting the
Looks like I spoke too soon.I can send emails from one computer in
the house to the other but they do not work from external senders!
So any WAMUG folks with Thunderbird expertise? Please let me know.
Thanks again Ronni, but it seems that deleting the .msf files does
not work. So
Bill
Have you upgraded to Version 5?
If not, do all the usual prep: backup, run disk utility etc and then
download Version 5 and see whether that has any effect.
Merv
On Fri8Jul2011 Fri8Jul7:24 PM, Bill Parker wrote:
Looks like I spoke too soon. I can send emails from one computer in the
Hi Ronni,
This turns out to be more complicated. About six months ago, we
switched from hosting at in-silico to get-on-line now. Everything
OK. All emails functional on two computers in the same house (bigpond
ADSL) everything comes to 1. an iMac and 2. My laptop.
About May 12th.
Hi Folk,
I have a a an issue with a corrupted maibox on Thunderbird. There are
three email addresses in and it does NOt appear to affect the INbox
but only two others.
is there a website I can go to to get a solution?Most of it is, as
usual, Windows.
Bill
-- The WA Macintosh
Hi Bill,
To restore corrupted mailboxes:
1. Quit Thunderbird.
2. In your profile folder, open the Mail subfolder, and then the subfolder for
that mail account.
Delete the *.msf file for the folder (mailbox) that is giving you problems--
e.g., if your inbox is the one with problems, delete
Thanks very much I'll have a crack at that later.
Bill
On 07/07/2011, at 12:30 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Bill,
To restore corrupted mailboxes:
1. Quit Thunderbird.
2. In your profile folder, open the Mail subfolder, and then the
subfolder for that mail account.
Delete the *.msf file for
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