Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / January 2008

I'm using Eudora 6.1.1, in OS10.4.11. Previously I was running 10.3.9. I
upgraded yesterday. Everything is fine except...
I have the 'getting attention' alert sound set to 'Attention.aiff',
which is a short aiff file that I made, and which lives in

    I have followed the advice on the Eudora Tech. support site on how to
move Eudora data from PC to Mac.  For some reason, the use of (ASCII-mode) FTP
didn't work; Eudora on the Mac would report an invalid mailbox format (or
words to that effect) for those mailboxes transferred via ...

I have two mail accounts on the same server, each with a Eudora
personality.  
One account is my main account which is used for sending and receiving
mail, which I do with no problems.

When Eudora opens, all its settings are wrong and it does not display
the most recent
new messages in the In box.
I must go into the Desktop, Documents, and Eudora folder to click on

Usually, I just ignore these, but others here have asked about it...
Eudora 6.2.4 is receiving gmail-sent mail (from the gmail web site)
where the beginning of the message shows some of the headers like this:
X-Sieve: CMU Sieve 2.3

I've been getting this error since Jan. 3 (yesterday), with Eudora 6.2.4
on OSX 10.3.9. It also says "No reponse from server for 120 seconds." I
am able to send and receive mail without problem.
I just found others with the same problem on

I've begun receiving "Error while performing unknown task for <<Dominant>>  No
response from server for 120 seconds" messages, on two different computers
(Panther and Tiger) on a wireless network (Airport Extreme) using a cable
modem, Lynksis.  

I received a forwarded email without attachments that when opened
immediately crashed Eudora 6.2.4 using OS 10.5.1 on a mid 2007 2.4gb
Intel iMac. Beach ball spinning forever.  I forced quit and restarted
with no luck more than a few times.

As of Jan 2008 I am suddenly getting an error with Eudora on my G4 PPC
Mac.
It says:
"You are connected to a server which returned this SSl certificate that

Matt Milano has posted a status update on Odysseus, a project that is
attempting to recreate the features of Eudora, on the Infinity Data
Systems forum:
<http://www.infinitydatasystems.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=75>

What type of attachments (from outgoing and incoming mail) end up in
these two folders as contrasted to where Attachments are saved?
The answer is probably in the documentation right in front of me but I
haven't found it and I'm curious as to whether I "should" purge these