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Eudora Problems - Select users, at a loss as to where to find problem
user name
2006-02-27 20:38:38
Hi Beth,

At 12:18 -0800 2006-02-27, Beth Muramoto wrote:
>I have users who are using Macs, Panther OSX version
10.3.9 and 
>Eudora version 6.2.3 who are having intermittent
problems where 
>their eudora will hang for a very long time before it
downloads 
>their mail from our mail server.

   An issue that first I encountered about a year ago sounds
similar 
enough that it's worth sharing:

>   I've recently experienced several instances, under
Mac OS X 
>10.3.9, where Eudora became completely unresponsive,
typically right 
>after the Task Progress dialog indicated that new
messages were 
>being received.
>
>   I couldn't type into a new message window or click
another mailbox 
>window, and if I switched out of Eudora to the Finder,
other 
>applications were responsive, but I couldn't switch
back to Eudora.
>
>   In each of these instances, the Activity Monitor
indicated that 
>Eudora was using between 45% and 75% of CPU.
>
>   On a hunch, I disabled Norton AntiVirus 10.0's
Auto-Protect. 
>Instantly the 'unresponsive' Eudora application
responded to a past 
>mouse click and came to the foreground.

   If NAV's Auto-Protect feature appears to be the source
of this 
issue, here is a suggestion for a longer-term workaround
which - to 
my knowledge - should still provide them with full on-access

protection whenever a mailware-containing file is opened, in
email 
attachments and otherwise: your users might try adding both
the 
"Cache Folder" and "Delivery Folder"
within their Eudora Folder to 
the list of SafeZones in NAV's Auto-Protect preferences.

Aron Roberts
Workstation Software Support Group

P.S. I'd be especially curious to know if this problem is
occurring 
only on dual-processor Macs ... in at least one other
context, NAV 
Auto-Protect has been reported to have had issues when
running in 
that environment: <http:
//www.macintouch.com/biblio.html#oct24>, 
which may or may not have some commonality with the issue
described 
above.



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