Data Recovery Agreement

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Finding the Best Data Recovery Company

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Data Recovery by Midwest | Hard Drive Recovery Services

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12. SMTP Authentication for Mail clients

http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/smtpauth/smtp_auth_mailclients.html

10.6: Show (and hide) hidden files in Open/Save dialogs

http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090915152215383

OS X Keyboard shortcuts (Leopard)

http://ss64.com/osx/syntax-keyboard.html

Australian online computer hardware store with a reputation of fast delivery

http://www.eyo.com.au/

Hard drive repair & data recovery information

http://www.harddrive-repair.com/

Example of creating directories and files via command line

Have a look and see if the following log files still exist (and that the system user 'teamsserver' can access them):

/System/Library/Logs/emailrules/debug.log

if not, re-create them via:
*sudo mkdir /System/Library/Logs/emailrules*
*sudo touch /System/Library/Logs/emailrules/debug.log*

set preference accordingly. I used:

*sudo chmod o+rw /System/Library/Logs/emailrules/debug.log*

This fixed my problem (without restarting anything). It just came back to life after weeks of trying different things.

You can't imagine how furious I was to find out that in my case the email notification server didn't work just because a stupid log file was not in the Time Machine Backup (and hence not restored)!!

Hope this helps!

M