Thunderbird Incoming email issue : mail server not responsed: Message corrupted

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I facing issue that my Thunderbird failed sync exchange email to my Thunderbird mail client.I’m getting the following error:-

The RETR command did not succeed. Error retrieving a message. Mail server mailserver.com.my responded: Message corrupted

From the above error already indicates an error on the server and not in Thunderbird. There is a corrupted email in email inbox.

To solve this issue, first you have to logon to webmail and check all the email to find out any abnormal email and remove it. If you not sure which email is corrupted email, you just empty you webmail inbox. Once done, you try to re-sync or re-download email from your Thunderbird. Latest email should be able to come in without any issue.

 

 

How to install telnet on macOS high Sierra?

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I just noticed that telnet was removed after i upgrade my Mac to High Sierra (10.13).

In this post, i going to show your guys how to restore telnet on my Mac OS X 10.13.

First, you need to make sure your Mac OS X already installed with homebrew. If not let’s type following command to install it:-

/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

Reference link : https://brew.sh/

Once you have homebrew install on your Mac OS X, run the following command to install telnet

brew install telnet

AhsayOBM – How do I manually stop a scheduled backup that is running?

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In AhsayOBM backup, some of the scheduled backup might stop working or stuck at in progress status forever. You need to manual stop the scheduled backup.

To stop a scheduled backup job manually, just simply create a file called “stop” within the ipc folder. The ipc folder can be found at the following path:-

that is running on Mac OS X, please follow the instruction below:

Mac OS X
~/.obm/ipc/BackupSet/Backup_ID/

Windows:
C:\Documents and Settings\${username}\.obm\ipc\BackupSet\backupset_ID

or

C:\Users\${username}\.obm\ipc\BackupSet\backupset_ID

Linux / Unix:
/root/.obm/log/ipc/BackupSet/backupset_ID

Example

touch /root/.obm/log/ipc/BackupSet/15524765/stop