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I have disabled Mail preferences>Junk Mail ever since I installed SpamSeive, and, yes, I have the latest version. I looked through its blacklist but found nothing even close to my own domains or accounts. I use Mail on my iPad, but there are no rules or filters there. That said, I have also...

Hello, again! This problem has gotten much worse for me since around the start of this year. On top of making really bad decisions on what's junk, ... Some incoming messages simply vanish. They don't go to Junk or to Trash, just ... nowhere ... but not immediately. I have watched a message...

When you say 10.10 server are you referring to the application Server from Apple? If so, do you use that to run your own email services? If your services are external, your provider may be helping you ;) by making unexpected judgments. You did not specify your client. Is it the Apple Mail...

No, my APC units do not contain drives. Yes, I have been using external USB drives for years.

I found the problem. Rather, the problem found me. Over the weekend, we had a momentary power blip, not even long enough to reset my coffee maker. However, the offending iMac was off! I restarted it and looked at the log - sure enough, it died at the blip. What makes this strange is, the...

Maybe before today. Anyhow, the console is full of stuff like below. This is from the wife's iMac (20" Early 2009) running 10.11.6. Other than its age, what else should I investigate? 10/31/16 8:24:19.313 AM watchdogd[691]: [watchdog_daemon] @( wd_watchdog_open) - IOIteratorNext failed...

No, but now I have - after downloading the new version compatible with Sierra. Startup Items - Since these are obsolete, I deleted everything. User Launch Agents failed - deleted Adobe ARMDCHelper com.zeobit.MacKeeper.Helper.plist - boy, is this crap hard to get rid of! That's it. Did you...

Sorry for the long delay. I have been away on unrelated matters - and one related matter. I upgraded my iMac to have 16gb RAM and replaced the internal disk with a 1TB SSD drive. It's very responsive now and no more panics. But ... yesterday I installed Sierra and already this morning I had...

The full reference is to a line in a source file of MacOSX itself. That folder doesn't exist on my system. Several months ago I began emptying the Safari cache every day or two, after I noticed that things weren't updating often enough.

I ran EtreCheck and it found four user launch agents that failed to load (one Adobe), one launch daemon and one launch agent (both Adobe). Nothing here appears to be either new or insidious. Which cache folder did you mean and how do I empty it?

No, I didn't. My copy is 2 years old - I'll update, run it, and report back. Thanks.

I installed 10.11.6 on 7/19. This is the 2nd one of these panics since then. Any ideas? I have heard that configd can sometimes run wild, and I would happily kill it, but I'm generally not around at 11:30pm. Anonymous UUID: 16D1F1A9-8E26-EF34-2DEE-E339341D88BD Mon Aug 1 23:33:50 2016...

For a while now, my system has been brought to its knees. The console shows zillions of messages like these: 6/30/16 9:09:07.055 AM com.apple.xpc.launchd[1]: (org.openldap.slapd[1970]) Service exited with abnormal code: 1 6/30/16 9:09:07.055 AM com.apple.xpc.launchd[1]: (org.openldap.slapd)...

It did help. See the section "Router settings" for the list of ports to open.

I read some of the GreenWorldSoft stuff. The server config app doesn't add anything new, it configures what comes with every copy of OS X. So it will need at least one open port.

I have been away for a few days. Before I left, I closed all potentially offending ports. Jeez, I didn't mean to upset anyone. Starting about 15 years ago, I used SSH to access my home system while on the road. It was a Sun workstation behind a Cisco router on a Verizon T1 line. My personal...

A couple of weeks ago, as an experiment, I opened port 22 on my router and turned on remote login on my iMac. It worked great. From an external system, I could ssh to my Mac. Just what I hoped for. So I left things like that. A couple days later, my Mac was really unresponsive. Looking at...

Ummm ... the item count is there for me in 10.11.4.

Last week I bought an item online from the Apple Store. All related emails were plopped into the Junk folder - order, shipping, ... As I think I said before, I just treat this as another "inbox" - a manual fix until Apple supplies an automatic fix.

Have we entered Time Machine™ accidentally?