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It's already using "Using a permanent connection".mjs wrote: ↑Sun Jun 20, 2021 4:46 pm What "connection type" are you using (from the main menu - go to "Tools" > "Options" - select "Connection" window (at the top take a look in the "Connection type" subset). If you are not using "Using a permanent connection" then you might try this option.
If a service gets disconnected it should reconnect (automatically) on the next Mail Check (assuming the server is available).
Yeah, I assume it did try to recheck after powered Internet came back. Autochecks are every other minutes for the main account. Others are hours apart. Manual checks (check mail) didn't work. I saw no red stop.mjs wrote: ↑Sun Jun 20, 2021 6:06 pm The next scheduled Mail Check that occurs subsequent to when a broken connection is eventually reconnected should perform successfully.
What are you using for the following storage settings: 1) Ini location:, 2) Data path: (from main menu go to "Tools" > "Options" - "Storage" window for this).
One other question - if you happen to be using the optional "Mail Check" button previously referenced in another of your topics today.
Assuming you are using this button:
As a result of your ISP disconnect due to the "power outage" you had how did the "Mail Check" button appear as between the two screen-shot below:
1) Mail Check button on stand-by for next scheduled 'Mail Check'.png2) Mail Check button - when processing a 'Mail Check'.pngAs you can see there are benefits to utilizing this (optional) button.
In any case - did you try clicking on this button as of when the issue occurred (again assuming you are using this button in your main toolbar).
OK and thanks. For now, I will just exit and relaunch the program.mjs wrote: ↑Sun Jun 20, 2021 6:13 pm I will be away from the forum for a while - other members of the Esumsoft Team may be providing additional feedback as well.
I'm unable to find anything more current than this. Have you found anything more current?Sorry I don't have time to work i this immediately. We're in the middle of moving. Hopefully Jan or Feb I can look into finding an oauth2 library to add support for that login protocol
I wished I could get another alternative fast affordable Internet. Fast cable (used to have TWC too) wins here and my former area. There's very slow satellite, DSL, and dial-up.mjs wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 4:17 pm You're welcome.![]()
Our area offers a choice of either AT&T Wireless or Spectrum cable - we are happy to be able to go with AT&T (far better). We've used Spectrum (formerly Time Warner) in the distant past (over 10 years ago) for a few years and we found they typically had trouble getting past 3-6 months without an Internet outage (Spectrum Cables issues reportedly consist of Internet connections 74% of the time).Since we've been using AT&T (for close to 10 years now) - I can only recall only one pad patch were we had persistent intermittent outages over a period of a 4-5 days in our local area (otherwise no issues to speak of). During this period of 4-5 days - it's worth noting that whenever we would repeatedly get intermittently connected again we did not experience this ("hang") issue with POP Peeper at any time that you have reported.
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1. EarthLink, Gmail, Hotmail/Office365, Yahoo, and TWC RR/Spectrum.mjs wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 9:40 am So that we have more information (beyond just the "connection type" you are using) for this topic issue (especially for when Jeff gets back from vacation soon) - please do the following to provide a little more information:
1) Provide us with a list of the Email Service(s) you are using in POP Peeper (i.e. Yahoo, Gmail etc etc).
2) From the main POP Peeper menu - go to "File">"Error overview..." - from the empty Error Overview window click on the "Copy Log" button and paste this information here in this topic (right-click "Paste"). This will provide us with additional information about your POP Peeper setup.
3) Did you install POP Peeper from the Esumsoft website or if not from where?
Ahh. That's confusing. I will get it later when it happens again.mjs wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 11:13 am Check out point #2 (in my series of 3 steps) where it says "... from the empty Error Overview window... "![]()
The purpose (of this "Copy Log") in this specific case is not to post any error data (when there isn't any anyway) - but rather what you will be copying (when there are not any errors) will as mentioned further long in step #2 "... provide us with additional information about your POP Peeper setup." So don't be concerned about the empty ("blank") window - that's OK - it will be more clear to you after you paste what you copied to the clipboard into this topic by doing the "Copy Log". This is a way for us to see more of what's going on with POP Peeper in your specific case.(I probably should have perhaps said - "you will not see any errors" for step #2....
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Thanks!
Oops. I missed your post. Anyways, the issue returned again from my Netgear Orbi router's reboot:mjs wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 11:54 am The "Copy Log" that I'm requesting you to post in this topic is not specific to "when it happens" (not relevant to errors at all in this case). (the "hang" issue will actually most likely NOT generate errors that would display in this window anyway)
Please - just go ahead and do the "Copy Log" as soon as you can and paste the data into this topic. Again - I assure you, it will be clear to you once you do this.
Please Go to File>Error overview... and select "Copy Log" to then simply paste (right-click select "Paste") what's copied into this topic.... (keep in mind - in this case as far as the information that will get pasted into the topic has absolutely nothing at all to do with "errors" - you are not expected to see any errors in the "Error Overview" interface in this case - which is why I said previously perhaps I should have said "you will not see any errors" for step #2.... Thanks again.
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It is already "Using a permanent connection..."Jeff wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 3:51 pm Maybe I missed where you reported back on this (if so, apologies), but I remember mentioning this to you in email a couple weeks ago, too, but have you changed the "connection type" in POP Peeper?
main menu: Tools / Options
Connection
Connection type = assume I'm always online
Or maybe I'm missing the entire point of the conversation... Sorry, it's a long read and I'm mostly basing my suggestion off the title.