mozilla-thunderbird wont check for new mail!

From: David Purton (dcpurton_at_chariot.net.au)
Date: 01/30/04

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    What is the secret to make mozilla-thunderbird 0.4 check for new mail
    on startup in a unix movemail account?

    Sadly, the obvious answer of checking the "Check for new messages at
    startup" checkbox in the account server settings does not make any
    difference.

    The only way to get new mail is to click on the "Get Mail" icon once
    the thunderbird is loaded.

    It wont even obey the "Check for new messages every x minutes"
    option.

    cheers

    dc 

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