| 1 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Today at 4:27pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by PGAGA | |
| Tuesday, September 07, 2010 Quote from dgh on Sep 1st, 2010, 7:10pm: If you to Tools > Logs > Java Console Log right after starting Polarbar, you can see the Java version. Here's an example: Quote: 2010-09-01 18:42:44,364 NOTICE [jstreet] Starting The Polarbar Mailer (1.26dev build 2268) 2010-09-01 18:42:44,367 NOTICE [jstreet] Running under Sun Microsystems Inc. Java 1.6.0_20 (1.602). Or you can go to Tools>Settings>Platform Settings - your running java version is stated in all four sections. Phil |
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| 2 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Yesterday at 3:29pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by WildWilly | |
| David, what do you think of suggesting a reindex of all folders? It's something that wouldn't hurt anyway, would it? Procedure: Select root folder in Folder Tree pane of main PBM window. Drop down Folder menu in main PBM window. Click Reindex. When it prompts you about reindexing subfolders, click Yes. Wait a bit -- it can take 10, 20, 30 seconds or longer, depending on number of folders & E-mails. And your CPU capacity & other system variables. |
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| 3 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Yesterday at 2:46pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by dgh | |
| Well, it's possible that it's a 1.26-only feature. To check your Java version from the command line or a command file: Code: java -version |
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| 4 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Sep 4th, 2010, 2:38pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by FLS | |
| Hm. What's odd is that on my laptop, where I don't have a problem, I don't seem to be able to determine the Java version by going to TOOLS-LOGS-JAVACONSOLE LOG. Nothing shows up in the box... But other than that, it works great.... I'll have to check later this weekend on the desktop, where the is a problem, to see if the javaconsole log displays anything. Thanks! Fred |
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| 5 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Sep 1st, 2010, 7:10pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by dgh | |
| If you to Tools > Logs > Java Console Log right after starting Polarbar, you can see the Java version. Here's an example: Quote: 2010-09-01 18:42:44,364 NOTICE [jstreet] Starting The Polarbar Mailer (1.26dev build 2268) 2010-09-01 18:42:44,367 NOTICE [jstreet] Running under Sun Microsystems Inc. Java 1.6.0_20 (1.602). |
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| 6 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Sep 1st, 2010, 6:16pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by FLS | |
How do you tell what version of java you are running? I forget how one does this...  Fred |
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| 7 | Support / User-to-User / Re: Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Sep 1st, 2010, 1:08am |
| Started by FLS | Post by PGAGA | |
| Wednesday, September 01, 2010 Are you running the same java on both setups? This sounds like it might be a java resource issue. Phil |
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| 8 | Support / User-to-User / Search hangs at 5667 messages on: Aug 31st, 2010, 4:53pm |
| Started by FLS | Post by FLS | |
| Hi. I've been using Polarbar for so long that I really don't know how it works anymore, and it works great. I noticed the other day, though, that when I do a search in my inbox of message "body contains," PBM hangs at 5666 messages. This only seems to be on my desktop, though, and only started recently. Works fine on the laptop. Send folder searches with no problem, with far more messages. (I know I'm supposed to clean out my inbox...!) Any one else run into this problem? Any advice? I'm running 1.25e built 20061 on my desktop. Thanks much! Fred |
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| 9 | Support / User-to-User / Re: POP3 Gmail with Polarbar? on: Aug 19th, 2010, 10:17pm |
| Started by Ragbert | Post by Ragbert | |
| SUCCESS!!! Cliff, I owe you big time! Your directions worked like a charm, and I didn't need to change JVMs or edit my PBar start commands or anything else. I've been wrestling with this on and off for &%#$@#% EVER, and stunnel plus your settings did the trick! Took me 10 minutes to get it working, after months* of hairpulling. *Over a year anyway, ever since my domain/email host started blocking blacklisted or misconfigured mail servers from delivering mail to his host machines. Among the blocked servers? Com Seriously, I can't thank you enough. You rock, Cliff! Quote from Cliff on Jun 27th, 2010, 10:59pm: Let me add my 2 bits here. I am using PMB 1.25d and Java 1.1.8 with Gmail. If it is any help to anyone, I'll describe my setup. Win2000, Stunnel 4.33, Java 1.1.8. To set it up first install Stunnel in Win. Then create a shortcut to run Stunnel. Edit the shortcut and add "stunnel.conf" (no quotes) after stunnel.exe with a space inbetween. Replace contents of the sample stunnel.conf with the following: ------------------------- client = yes output = stunnel.log # For Gmail email connections [Gmail-pop3] accept = 995 connect = pop.gmail.com:995 [Gmail-smtp] accept = 465 connect = smtp.gmail.com:465 # End of config for Gmail --------------------------- Drop the shortcut into your Startup Folder. You can manually start Stunnel now if you wish. No reboot necessary. In PBM create a new incoming server as follows: Mail host: localhost Userid: (gmail email address) Password: (gmail password) Use SSL connection: UNCHECKED Port:995 On your gmail account: setup POP access. That should be all that is needed. Enjoy! :) |
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| 10 | Support / User-to-User / Re: POP3 Gmail with Polarbar? on: Jun 27th, 2010, 10:59pm |
| Started by Ragbert | Post by Cliff | |
| Let me add my 2 bits here. I am using PMB 1.25d and Java 1.1.8 with Gmail. If it is any help to anyone, I'll describe my setup. Win2000, Stunnel 4.33, Java 1.1.8. To set it up first install Stunnel in Win. Then create a shortcut to run Stunnel. Edit the shortcut and add "stunnel.conf" (no quotes) after stunnel.exe with a space inbetween. Replace contents of the sample stunnel.conf with the following: ------------------------- client = yes output = stunnel.log # For Gmail email connections [Gmail-pop3] accept = 995 connect = pop.gmail.com:995 [Gmail-smtp] accept = 465 connect = smtp.gmail.com:465 # End of config for Gmail --------------------------- Drop the shortcut into your Startup Folder. You can manually start Stunnel now if you wish. No reboot necessary. In PBM create a new incoming server as follows: Mail host: localhost Userid: (gmail email address) Password: (gmail password) Use SSL connection: UNCHECKED Port:995 On your gmail account: setup POP access. That should be all that is needed. Enjoy!  |
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