Hi Fred,

Well, I can't tell you what the problem is, but I will offer a solution that
has worked for me a few times in the past with various problems of Outlook
and mail.

Have your client download all his mail (check it or whatever).
Delete his mail spool file.
"touch" a new one
"chown" it back to the original permissions
See if it helps.

This has come from trying to (unsuccessfully) diagnose Outlook problems with
getting mail. Various types of problems have occurred and all of them so far
have been fixed by the above procedure. Most of them have never recurred.

I have decided that there are some sorts of anomalies that occur with
the immense flow of mail across the Net, and figure that Outlook can't
handle them. Funny, but no other mail program as ever had a problem ;)

Have fun,
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Thursday, January 25, 2001, 8:16:46 AM, you wrote:

FE>          The options are set to "leave messages on server" AND "Delete 
FE> messages on server after XX days"  (XX being set to 15 days, and will 
FE> delete the messages after the 15 days but roughly once a week, and messages 
FE> that are on the server within those 15 days are marked as new again (even 
FE> the ones 15 days old) )

FE>          All accounts are pop3.  Thank you for your continued assistance 
FE> (and patience)!

FE>                  Fred

FE> At 06:26 PM 1/25/01 +0530, you wrote:
>>Do you have the option "leave messages on server" checked for your pop3 
>>server in
>>outlook??
>>And to verify again,it's imap you are using or pop3?
>>
>>Vineeta
>>
>>Fred Edmister wrote:
>>
>> >          Sorry.... "all" means he has 5 accounts, all on the same linux
>> > box, that are individual pop accounts, and then on his outlook, they are
>> > different profiles.  He has each account to save messages on the server for
>> > 15 days.  About once a week only one of the accounts will re-download all
>> > the existing mail in that account and mark them as new.  As I mentioned
>> > before, all the accounts are configured the same on both client and server,
>> > and I checked the mail log, and there is no unusual entries.
>> >
>> >          Fred
>> >
>> > At 04:20 PM 1/25/01 +0530, you wrote:
>> > >Hi Fred,
>> > >"ALL" messages refers to what?
>> > >Does he have all 5 accounts on the same linux box??
>> > >what is the problem?Does he have all 5 accounts configured under diff.
>> > >profiles in
>> > >outlook express or are these accounts aliased to a single account?
>> > >Please clarify the problem.
>> > >
>> > >Cheers,
>> > >Vineeta
>> > >
>> > >Fred Edmister wrote:
>> > >
>> > > >         I have Linux 6.2 and one client has 5 different email accounts,
>> > > all just
>> > > > pop accounts.  On ONE account every couple days he gets ALL the 
>> messages
>> > > > from the previous few days/weeks.   All of the accounts on both the 
>> clients
>> > > > end, and the server end are configured the exact same way.  (and 
>> this is
>> > > > the only one of the accounts that do this)  Has anyone else seen or 
>> heard
>> > > > of this, and know what might be causing it?  The client even 
>> un-installed
>> > > > Outlook on his system and reinstalled it to see if it were anything 
>> on his
>> > > > end.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
>> > > >
>> > > >         Fred
>> > > >
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