Thanks very much for your reply.  Well that did it!  Sure enough when I edited a MultiPOP account entry it had a path listed for where the mail data was housed.  Once I updated that, it worked perfectly.  I'll work to transition accounts from MultiPOP to use in my main identity instead (just been used to using MultiPOP for years).  Thanks again!  :-)

<p>After moving my Pegasus Mail data folder to another drive (and running pconfig to let Pegasus know about the change) I'm having a problem retrieving mail from POP boxes that are set up in MultiPOP.  Mail set up under my main identity comes in just fine, so I think it's quite odd.</p><p>When checking an account listed in MultiPOP I get an error.  This occurs from any account set up in MultiPOP that has new mail.  The status bar on the bottom shows "Downloading message 1 of 3..." and then a "POP3 Network or Protocol Error" appears on screen and states: "Unknown error:  Pegasus Mail has no further information on this error - please consult the trace.".  The message in the Trace information in the box changes slightly based on which server the account is on, two samples are listed below:</p><p> </p><p>Account #1's error: </p><p>"[*] Connection established to 10.50.65.253 >> 0005 +OK << 0012 USER admin >> 0005 +OK << 0013 PASS XXXXXX >> 0005 +OK << 0006 STAT >> 0015 +OK 12 647297 << 0006 LIST >> 0005 +OK" </p><p> </p><p>Account #2's error:</p><p>"[*] Connection established to 10.75.154.61 >> 0059 +OK Hello there. <31058.1205162263@localhost.localdomain> << 0012 USER admin >> 0024 +OK Password required. << 0013 PASS XXXXXX >> 0016 +OK logged in. << 0006 STAT >> 0016 +OK 216 803800 << 0006 LIST >> 0055 +OK POP3 clients that break here, they violate STD53." </p><p>(Note:  The IP addresses in the trace errors above have been changed for privacy reasons.) </p><p> </p><p>I have tried putting the mail data folder back on my main Windows drive (again running pconfig to let Pegasus know about it) and then trying again, but I get the same error. </p><p> </p><p>Anybody have any ideas why this would be happening, and more importantly how I can fix this? </p><p> </p><p>Not sure if it matters or not, but the drive I moved the data folder to is a network share on a Mac (drive formatted as "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)").  Perhaps something got munged with the copy? </p><p>Thanks for any help you are able to provide me with!  </p>

<p>The best way to fix this is to quit using MultiPOP and use either identities (same user) or Mercury/32 (separate users) instead.  The MultiPOP extension is not really supported anymore but I suspect someplace in the MultiPOP setup you specified a drive and directory for placing these messages.  You'll have to go through that setup as well and fix the paths.</p><p> </p>