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From: Randall Allen on 26 Jun 2007 22:40
Well, AVG has been gone since my last post, but the problem is coming
back. I get intermittent errors saying Eudora can't write a file, but
it seems to get past it on the next effort. I suspect AVG was
consuming a little time and Eudora was timing out when trying to write
temporary files. It is occasionally doing it again and I have no idea
what the reason could be. Does anyone know of any I/O timeout
parameters that may be adjusted?

On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 18:41:20 -0500, Randall Allen
<allen_randall(a)hotmail.com> wrote:

>Well, the culprit is identified.
>
>It is Grisoft's AVG product. I've used it for years with no problem.
>But around the end of April the problem started on only one of my
>machines. After upgrading XP Pro again (repair option missing), I
>downloaded several thousand e-mail messages before I shut Eudora down
>to reinstall AVG. It had been lost in the upgrade. As soon as Eudora
>started working again, The problem repeated itself. Turning it off
>made no difference. I uninstalled AVG and finished downloading my
>mail with no problem. Now I have to pick a replacement virus scanner.
>
>On Sat, 19 May 2007 22:09:07 GMT, Randall Allen
><allen_randall(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>I'm finally able to look into this further. Eudora continues to be
>>unable to write files appropriately, but it does write RCV fines in
>>the SPOOL directory as it errors in processing the incoming messages.
>>These appear to be legitimate message contents. Any further ideas?
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