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Wol wrote: |
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> On 23/07/2022 19:58, Dale wrote: |
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>> Anyone have ideas on how to fix this. If anyone needs more info, just |
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>> let me know. I'll either attach the text or a picture if it is a menu |
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>> type thing that can't be copied. |
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> Could something have messed up your settings? TB won't collect mail |
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> unless you tell it to poll every 5 mins or so (it's configured by |
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> default to do so). |
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> But if it's accidentally been configured to only check when asked ... |
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> Cheers, |
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> Wol |
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I attached a screenshot of the screen with original message but I'm |
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attaching it to this one too. It's set to check at start up, and it |
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does check then as expected, and is set to check for new messages every |
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10 minutes and automatically download them. I've had it set that way |
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for years and it worked fine until I had to switch to the Oauth2 |
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thingy. Since I had to switch to that, it no longer triggers the 10 |
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minute check itself. It's getting annoying having to click and then |
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wait for it to download them before knowing if I even have anything. |
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I'd think this would be two separate things and shouldn't affect each |
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other but it is strange that it started right when I switched with no |
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other change to Seamonkey. Same version even. I guess it is possible |
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that something got messed up during the switch but no clue what it could |
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be. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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