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Mail Tool is confused about the state<br />
of your Mail File.<br />
Cause<br />
This message appears in a pop-up dialog box whenever you ask mailtool(1)(1) to<br />
access messages after another mail reader has modified your inbox. A request<br />
follows: "Please Quit this Mail Tool."<br />
Action<br />
Click "Continue" to close the dialog box, then exit mailtool(1). If you continue trying<br />
to read mail, messages deleted by the other mail reader will never appear, and<br />
mailtool(1) will fail to see any new messages.<br />
mail: Your mailfile was found to be<br />
corrupted (Content-length mismatch).<br />
Cause<br />
This message comes from mail(1) or mailx(1) whenever it detects messages with a<br />
different content length than advertised. The mail(1) program tells you which<br />
message might be truncated or might have another message concatenated to it.<br />
Two common causes of content length mismatches are the simultaneous use of<br />
different mail readers (such as mail(1) and mailtool(1)), or using a mail reading<br />
program (or an editor) that does not update the Content-Length field after altering a<br />
message.<br />
Action<br />
The mailx(1) program can usually recover from this error and delineate mail<br />
message boundaries correctly. Pay close attention to the message that might be<br />
truncated or combined with another message, and to all messages after that one. If a<br />
mail file becomes hopelessly corrupted, run it through a text editor to eliminate all<br />
Content-Length lines, and ensure that each message has a From (no colon) line for<br />
each message, preceded by a blank line.<br />
To avoid mailfile corruption, exit from mailtool(1) without saving changes when you<br />
are currently running mail(1) or mailx(1).<br />
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