PMMail FAQ
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Q: I got errors while migrating from an earlier version of PMMail. What do I do? | Q: I got errors while migrating from an earlier version of PMMail. What do I do? | ||
| - | A: So far, this has always been caused by some error in the file system, that affects the old PMMail mail store. The fix has been to run CHKDSK /F, from a standalone boot, on the drive that contains the old PMMail. | + | A: So far, this has always been caused by some error in the file system, that affects the old PMMail mail store. The fix has been to run CHKDSK /F, from a standalone boot, on the drive that contains the old PMMail. Note, that the CHKDSK that may run at boot time, will not always fix these errors, especially on JFS volumes. |
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| + | Q: Can I install the new PMMail over top of the old PMMail? | ||
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| + | A: You can install PMMail 3.0 over top of PMMail that has been installed using WarpIn. You should NOT install over top of a PMMail that has not been installed by WarpIn. | ||
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| + | Q: Can I install PMMail to a path that has spaces in it? | ||
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| + | A: Yes. | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 2 March 2008
PMMail (slash) 2 FAQ
This is where the questions and answers for PMMail (slash) 2 will go.
Q: I got errors while migrating from an earlier version of PMMail. What do I do?
A: So far, this has always been caused by some error in the file system, that affects the old PMMail mail store. The fix has been to run CHKDSK /F, from a standalone boot, on the drive that contains the old PMMail. Note, that the CHKDSK that may run at boot time, will not always fix these errors, especially on JFS volumes.
Q: Can I install the new PMMail over top of the old PMMail?
A: You can install PMMail 3.0 over top of PMMail that has been installed using WarpIn. You should NOT install over top of a PMMail that has not been installed by WarpIn.
Q: Can I install PMMail to a path that has spaces in it?
A: Yes.
