[kman42]

What does this mean:

The message from Apple <[email protected]> concerning �Mac OS X Server Seminars� is temporarily unavailable.


It is in the body of an email I recieved from Apple today. I have recieved several of these types of emails lately. Sometimes the message shows up at a later time, sometimes not. Any ideas?

kman

[spockie]

Originally posted by kman42:
<STRONG>What does this mean:

The message from Apple &lt;[email protected]&gt; concerning �Mac OS X Server Seminars� is temporarily unavailable.


It is in the body of an email I recieved from Apple today. I have recieved several of these types of emails lately. Sometimes the message shows up at a later time, sometimes not. Any ideas?

kman</STRONG>

I just got the same message on nine or ten e-mails. The strange thing is that the e-mail as such is there. You can actually see the contents of the e-mails under

~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes/INBOX.mbox/mbox

The file mbox contains all your mails from your INBOX. If you go into the terminal and type

less ~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes/INBOX.mbox/mbox

you can see it. With the key combination of &lt;shift&gt; &lt;g&gt; you are at the bottom of mbox, with &lt;u&gt; you can scroll upwards and see those messages your are missing. With &lt;q&gt; you can quit the command "less".

However I don't know why this "is temporarily unavailable" messages appears and how to get rid of it. Anyone knows what to do?