Hi !

I did not find any settings allowing me to exclude Pegasus Mail, its folder or some processes. There must be some sort of interception as you suggest, but at which level and how, only the programmers may identify those. As for me, I have just tested version 3.24 of Sandboxie, and still the problem remains. I have thus decided to uninstall it completely as Pegasus Mail is more vital to me than Sandboxie, but it is not with some sadness that I say farewell to this nice piece of software. I looked around and there is maybe an alternative named "iCore Virtual Accounts" which I hope the flying horse will accept. I will eventually keep you guys posted. If the guy behind Sand boxie finds a cure, I will let you know too.

Cheers !

Whiskyfizz.

Hi all !

In this thread  http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/14903.aspx, I thought I had the same problem as grumpy, but I was dead wrong. After uninstalling applications after applications, the culprit appeared to be Sandboxie which I use to browse safely with Firefox. My machine runs under Windows 2000 Professional (in French) with SP4. I really do not know how this happens, nor why. Even when I manually end Sandboxie, Pegasus Mail still runs with 100% cpu usage. By the way, I use version 4.41 of Pegasus Mail. After closing it, winpm-32.exe still continues to run with the same nasty effects and it is impossible to kill it other than rebooting the machine. Maybe someone out there will accept tp test those two programs (and why not Pegasus Mail version 4.51 along the way) on a virtual machine and tell us if the problem comes from Pegasus Mail or Sandboxie. It is a shame though as Sandboxie is quite useful. Thanks in advance for your help.

Cheers !

Whiskyfizz.

Presumably sandboxie is intercepting your network traffic.

Is it configurable to ignore Pmail, or mail ports?

I have no intention of testing it, just throwing out an idea. :)