On 10/19/2010 10:06 PM, alanrf wrote:
The logs requested by the Webmail Author are not created by default
(they are quite large and would consume too much file space). You
must make the decision to turn on the logs for the time you need
them. Please see the logging tab in the main Webmail add-on.
On Oct 19, 3:05 pm, fred hutchings<[email protected]> wrote:
On 10/19/2010 4:36 PM, Webmail Author wrote:> Can you send me the Yahoo log
files
Since I am not at the church... and not on the PC in question, let's do
this:
Send an email:
subject: attention fred
to - [email protected]
I can reply to it with the info you want from the system that's giving
me grief.
I wil be down there around 9 a.m Central Time tomorrow and we can go
from there.
By the way - Thanks for the help. Hope I can find the Log Files.
fred hutchings
228.365.7488
Think I solved the problem.... There is an option to select "new mail"
on the Yahoo page.
Since this account has been in place for 5 years or more, I noticed that
the "new mail" option was not selected on their mail page. On the yahoo
account that I set up at home to test the yahoo setup features, this
option was not available (I already had it). Once I selected "new mail"
on their mail page, the downloads happened.
Apparently Yahoo updated their service at some point in the past, and
the church never bothered to take the option. Understandable
considering - they had 6,000 messages on the server - they never
bothered to delete anything and apparently yahoo didn't either. At
first I had thought this was the problem Took the new church secretary
about 2 days to clear that mess up.
I know it works because I tested their account on my system and had to
forward 15 messages that downloaded to me when I set up their account on
my PC. Fixed now, will know for sure tomorrow morning.
My wife, watching TV, commented that since what I was doing seemed
right, the problem might be on the Yahoo Mail Page. Wish I had thought
of it, but credit where credit is due.
Thanks
FEH
