<blockquote>[quote user="foggydave"]Kind of new in this process. Where do I look to find the logs?</blockquote><p>Use Help | About Pegasus Mail | Info and note the HOME mail directory.  You'll find the TCPxxxx.WPM files in that directory.[/quote]</p>

<p>Recently bought a new computer running Vista. Moved Pegasus from old WinXP computer, and now have several issues.</p><p>The most important is that when I try to download messages (receive), it starts up, buit then sticks at 1%, no matter how many messages are on the sever. If I try to use selective mail download it says "pop3: identifying unread messages." A bit later I get the following:</p><p> [*] Connection established to 207.17.189.8 >> 0078 +OK MailSite POP3 Server 5.3.11.0 Ready <23860432.1234054399.203@htcomp.net> << 0010 USER dwa >> 0025 +OK dwa is welcome here << 0013 PASS XXXXXX >> 0052 +OK dwa's mailbox has 3 message(s) (448633 octets) << 0006 STAT >> 0014 +OK 3 448633 << 0006 LIST >> 0032 +OK 3 messages (448633 octets) << 0008 UIDL 1 >> 0047 +OK 1 C4F21E20957F8A342F182AB0009DCC51C160F8F << 0008 UIDL 2 >> 0047 +OK 2 C4F21E20957F8A342F182AB0009DCC51C1627AD << 0008 UIDL 3 >> 0047 +OK 3 C4F21E20957F8A342F182AB0009DCC51C1650B9 << 0008 RETR 1 >> 0017 +OK 4530 octets </p><p> </p><p>The other issue is that when  I try to move a message from the "new mail" folder to another folder, the message moves, then pops back into "new mail" aqs well.</p><p> </p><p>I checked all settings on the older computer, and they are the same in Pegasus on the new computer. By the way, I'm running version 4.41.</p><p> </p><p>Hope someone can give me some advice... this is driving me nuttier than I already am!!!</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>David Anderson </p>

<p>You really need to turn on session logging to see what is really happening.  That said, it really looks like you do not have read/write access to yuo mail directories.</p><p> </p>

Done... what next?

<blockquote>[quote user="foggydave"]Done... what next?</blockquote>What does the session log show? <blockquote>[/quote]</blockquote>

Kind of new in this process. Where do I look to find the logs?