Pegasus Mail & Mercury

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I occasionally receive a message from Mercury that only contains the following two lines: Received: from spooler by localdomain.com (Mercury/32 v4.80.149); 21 May 2018 08:03:24 -0400X-Envelope-To: sales@localdomain.com Anyone know what causes this? I thought I had posted this inquiry a couple of days ago but never saw it on the forum so my ...

Two reports of problems after updating Win10.  One specifically mentions v1803.  The other just mentions a critical update.  Let's hope this isn't a trend.  I would be nice to know if any members are fully updated to 1803 without issues.   EDIT:  Oops.  Posted to wrong thread.

Joerg: Brian Fluet:Joerg, have you tried limiting message size with a Mercury outgoing filter rule? Not until now. I assume Mercury is not returning such nice information windows which inform the users about the exceeding of the limitation. Further, Mercury could only avoid such big attachments subsequently, after the user has already sent it. ...

FJR:Don't think so ... limits obviously are checked by Pegasus on adding an attachment. The errors/warnings pop up that moment the attachment is added. So it should not be relevant if Pegasus uses SMTP- or queue-mode. This is correct as it relates to attachments.  The unknown is when the check of the message limit occurs.  I mentioned ...

Jorge, have you tried limiting message size with a Mercury outgoing filter rule? May need to switch over to the Mercury forum.

Good question.  In the case of a shared network install the WINPMAIL.INI file will be on the server but I don't know if local registry entries would override.  I  also don't know at what stage in the process the limits are checked. I suspect behavior may be different if sending via PMail SMTP vs. messages passed to a Mercury queue ...

Hello Joerg, The answer to your question appears to be ''Yes', using a WINPMAIL.INI file.  Han has details on his site: http://www.vandenbogaerde.net/pegasusmail/pf_pegaini.html (I found this link in his Guide to Filenames and Extensions).  Read to the bottom of the example file for the info on Limits.      

Also, clicking a column heading will sort on that column.  Clicking again will reverse the sort.  Column sorting has the same affect as setting the sort order using the Folder menu item.  Unreads will remain on top if configured to do so. Notice that the Folder menu item is dynamic, only appearing when a folder window has focus. ...

I don't have a Win10 machine here to look at but I recall some control of sound in Settings > Notifications & actions but don't recall whether this controls notification sounds only or whether the delete sound is considered ''notification'' sound.  I checked my Win7 machine and find the delete sound to be the system sound associated ...