Hello, Paul

Thanks for your reply.

The messages have come from several internal accounts used by different people. When I changed my view to Preview, the message displayed properly. 

Edit:

I edited the headers in my previous post so they are now consistent. Perhaps that may have caused the odd behaviour you saw.

Edit2:

When I changed back to single folder view, the message details displayed properly. I closed Pegasus Mail and opened it again and the message still displays properly. Weird?¿

Hi, Folks

We have Pegasus Mail and Mercury set up on our W2k3 domain. Mercury is installed on a W2k3 server and the clients, mostly XP Pro, use a central installation of Pegasus Mail. All the mail folders are stored separately from Mercury (e:\Mercury & e:\dc\pmail\[users]). The central installation of Pegasus Mail is located at e:\dc\pmail. There is plenty of free space on the server

I and others have been receiving internal messages which are displayed as being from Uknown with a (None) subject, and no date.

I've had a look at the logs from Mercury, but nothing is logged at the time the message was sent.

When the mail message is opened the sender, subject and date are shown.

Here are the headers

From: "staff" <staff>
To: greenman
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 2009 09:26:42 +0100
MIME-Version: 1.0
X-file: 6BD941J2.PMF
X-finfo: DOS,"-",,,,Plain text
X-file: HPDOW7NN.PMF
X-finfo: DOS,"-",,,,HTML text
Subject: (Fwd) RE: company website
Message-ID: 4AA0DD52.28571.53FE366@staff
X-mailer: Pegasus Mail for Windows (4.41)
Content-type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-transfer-encoding: Quoted-printable
Content-description: Mail message body
X-PMFLAGS: 128 0 1 5X2WIHEP.CNM

Please note that Mercury nor its sub-folders are scanned by the resident AV.

Does anyone know what may be causing this please?

Can you tell us more about these messages.  Are they sent from or to just one person?  Is it just in the folder list that the details are missing? The one you posted is OK when I paste it into my maibox, but has some strange headers.