mozilla email problems

[joelman at world.std.com (Joel Gwynn)]

0.9.3.  Maybe I'll try upgrading.

"Derek D. Martin" wrote:

> On Sat, Sep 22, 2001 at 11:08:28AM -0500, Joel Gwynn wrote:
> > I'm using Mozilla to check my email.  Call me a sucker, but I like to be
> > able to check multiple pop accounts.  For a while I've been putting up
> > with sluggish, erratic behaviour, but I'm getting to my limit.  Right
>
> What version are you using?  The latest is 0.9.4, and the more recent
> versions have been pretty good, at least for browsing.  I haven't
> tried mail reading with it.  I use mutt for that.
>
> > now, it won't even check my email.  When I start up the mail client, it
> > connects, then says 'Receiving: message 1 of 414' (I'm on lots of
> > lists), and just hangs forever, without downloading any messages.
>
> If you haven't, you might try completely shutting down mozilla and
> restarting it.  You may need to use something like
>
>   $ killall mozilla-bin
>
> in order to make sure they're all dead.  Older versions have a
> tendency to want to hang around a lot.  Check the output of ps to make
> sure there aren't any still lingering...
>
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