Hi Fred, the Mailfile variable is now set by the server, so it is just a 'dummy entry' in the database. Gmail accounts indeed need the full address, user@xxxxxxxxxx I don't know if the server can handle user.something@xxxxxxxxx, I never tested that, will do that tomorrow. If it does not work I will change the code and send you a new server :) Don't worry, we will find out.... The count=-1 means there is no mail or it cannot find the mail on the server. Will debug tomorrow (have repaired a bug in the client today :). Very important these problems come up now so we can do something about them, our users appear to be much more creative than I can imagine :) 73, Rein PA0R > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Gesendet: 19.09.07 21:26:14 > An: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Betreff: [pskmail] Re: New to PSKmail > > Rein, > > In my server database, most of the entries have: > 6: Mailfile = .mailuser > > However, there are some that are: > 6: Mailfile = /var/mail/N5UNB > > Which is correct, or, are they both correct? I am trying to find out why > Goody's Gmail account always returns 'No mail' to him. His entry is > .mailuser. Mine is also, and it works. One change I did make yesterday > to his database entry was to add the gmail.com domain to his pop user, > since Gmail wants the whole email address for pop user. I also can see > the server logging onto the gmail server successfully for Goody's account. > > ~QTC 1+ > Req. QTC from 1 > pop.gmail.com| > USER=k3ng.pskmail@xxxxxxxxx > k3ng.pskmail@xxxxxxxxx,xxxxxxxxx| > Count=-1 > 00:15 UTC Sep-19-2007: Got messages list > 00:15 UTC Sep-19-2007: QTC received... > > ::No mail > > Thanks es 73, > Fred - wb5con > > Rein Couperus wrote: > > > >> same results occur, I can correct it manually, or he can enter data into > >> the centralized database. > >> > >> > > > > Chances are the problem is getting the data out of the central data base :) > > I will do some testing tomorrow. > > > > Rein > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- http://pa0r.blogspirit.com