Pegasus Mail & Mercury

Greenman:Brian is not running Sophos. We run Sophos at our office and I had seen the notification from the Sophos Enterprise Console that a July Windows Update had caused issues and that a subsequent Update had fixed it. I let Brian know about it in case he saw anything that might relate to his system. Exactly.  The hint about the Sophos ...

YEA!  Mercury was normal this morning.  I'm not ready to state that the problem is resolved but this is a good start.

Thank you my friend.  The patch that fixes the Sophos issue in included in the August Quality Roll-up that was installed this morning so fingers are crossed. Until tomorrow...

The update we did was the Quality Roll-up from July (KB4338818).  The August Quality Roll-up (KB4343900) was released yesterday so that was installed this morning.  We'll see if it fixes the problem.  One thing I noticed this morning is that the crashes occur daily at the same time (+/- 5 minutes).  That time is about 20 ...

Two things immediately come to mind that can affect the destination of copies-to-self (besides the configuration option that sets the default copyself folder). 1.  A copyself filtering rule.  Tools > Mail filtering rules > Edit copy-self filtering rules 2.  An Autofilter.  You can see the ones that are in place by right ...

If the archiveincoming destination is a mailbox then I think you should be able to use a FORWARD file in the spambox mailbox.  Mercury will then forward a copy of every message that hits that mailbox to the address specified in the FORWARD file.

I have a new problem with Mercury.  I don't know whether to call it a crash or a hang but it has happened yesterday morning and again this morning.  I don't run it as a service and keep its window open on the desktop so can tell when this happens by the window being gone and no entry in the taskbar or icon in the notification area. Task ...

I'm not having any Gmail problems either.  In fact, Gmail is my only SMTP account that allows me to bounce messages. Zoho and Outlook don't.

The most important thing to understand is that the pmail.ini and all other configururation files reside in the home mailbox directory.  So, in the simplest of terms, you need the root \mail directory and its mailbox subdirectories in a location where it can accessed by the Pegasus Mail installations and the Pegasus Mail installations need to ...

In the ''windows'' world you could have a single install of Pegasus Mail including the mailboxes in a shared location which you then run from any machine. Alternatively, you could have the mailboxes reside in a shared location with each machine containing a Pegasus Mail installation that is configured to use the mailboxes in the shared ...