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Does Thunderbird create an activity/communications log (e.g. outlooks opmlog)

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watfordih
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In Outlook, my e-mail accounts based on my web host server often experience severe delays. The Outlook opmlog suggests it is a problem with the server responding to an RETR command. (My yahoo.co.uk e-mail is fine).

1. I do not seem to experience the same delays in Thunderbird. Why should that be??

2. An activity log may help me to establish why, but I can't find any reference to one in the help. Is there one and, if so, how do I turn it one and view it??

3. Also, using Thunderbird seemed to occasionally lock my IP address out on the web host server. Any ideas why - could it be it be related to security certificates??

Thanks

Ian

In Outlook, my e-mail accounts based on my web host server often experience severe delays. The Outlook opmlog suggests it is a problem with the server responding to an RETR command. (My yahoo.co.uk e-mail is fine). 1. I do not seem to experience the same delays in Thunderbird. Why should that be?? 2. An activity log may help me to establish why, but I can't find any reference to one in the help. Is there one and, if so, how do I turn it one and view it?? 3. Also, using Thunderbird seemed to occasionally lock my IP address out on the web host server. Any ideas why - could it be it be related to security certificates?? Thanks Ian

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Matt
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see https://wiki.mozilla.org/MailNews:Logging

watfordih
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Thanks Matt. I got this to work but without the Run as Administrator even though I'm on Windows 8.1. I can't see any RETR commands which suggests that Thunderbird does not use them (so it would not hit the delay) but I need to check what it does do instead. It does seem to use the other commands that Outlook uses though. I also need to check out the IP firewall issue.

Thanks again. Ian