Pegasus Mail & Mercury

rgakins:Sorry -- I meant vs. 4.73. Yes, 4.73 is the latest version.  You will then want to update one or both of the HTML renderers, IERenderer and Bearhtml.  IERenderer is here:  http://community.pmail.com/files/folders/community_add-ons_for_pegasus_mail/entry24145.aspx Martin posted the url to Bearhtml earlier in this ...

caisson:In answer to the original question Pmail certainly has the capacity to create .mbx folders as can be seen from the add folders drop down box. This explains how they might have been created.  Now to figure out why duplicates were created as Pegasus Mail  mailboxes.  Hierarch shows them both with the same folder name bu ...

This user is not tech savvy so it's a mystery to me how they might have been created.  The fact that there are also the same pmm/pmi folders had me wondering if they were the result of an attempted export but I don't see that as an option. The Unix style folders must be getting read and indexed based on the file timestamps and there haven't ...

I have a Pmail user who has two Unix style folders in her mailbox directory.  Can anyone tell me how they might have come into existence?  She's running a multi-user network-shared Pegasus Mail with mailboxes on a server. Also, the .MBX files are date-stamped 4 years ago but the associated .PMG & .PNM files are date stamped ...

AFAIK, with ierenderer.fff out of the picture Pegasus Mail won't know it's there so shouldn't be calling it. I wonder if ierenderer.ini is being read (it's in the mailbox directory).  Try setting UseBearHtml=YES and see if that gets you anywhere.

IERenderer is dependent on the Internet Explorer engine which of course doesn't exist on Linux.  IIRC, disabling IERenderer by removing or renaming IERenderer.fff is the solution.

Thanks Rolf.  I'm not familiar with your Web tools add-on.  I see where I downloaded it in 2011 but don't recall pursuing it so now is a good time for that.  I am VERY familiar with having to delete .LCK files though.

My last post is pending moderator release.  Must have been something I said. 

cwickstrom:Thanks for the response, Brian.  First, I have learned the hard way that IMAP becomes cumbersome in northwest Congo because it only downloads header information and each time I look at a message it has to go out and download that message, meaning that I have to be connected to the Internet at all times.  Instead, I need to be ...

cwickstrom:Can I use IMAP from home to keep my online and local folder structure synchronized, switch to POP3 when I travel, and then switch back to IMAP when I return home to re-synchronize my folders? Yes, but why.  IMAP from home and while traveling.  Accessing the same email store from different devices is what it is designed ...