Mac Mail won't fetch new mail NOT GMAIL

I'm having a frustrating issue with mac mail? I've been using mac mail for year with my work account with NO issues.
For some reason all of the sudden when I hit the "Get Mail" button or when it automatically checks for mail it is not pulling in my new messages.
IF I use the "synchronize "account" or if I close and re-open mac mail, or if I take account offline then back online it WILL pull in my new messages.
I think this is the same issue they were having with gmail? This seems to have stated when the new mac mail update came through on Friday. It seems like it fixed gmail but messed up something else?
Is anybody else seeing this issue? Is there anything I can do to fix it or will there be yet another fix? I'm trying ot rebuild my e-mail account now.
Jason

i'm having this same issue. mail 'dings' indicating there is new mail, but it does not appear. i can find it at the .mac site however... it will arrive in my mail inbox some hours later...

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Mail Won't get new mail

I have just upgraded from Jaguar to Tiger and have been experiencing intermittent problems fetching new mail from my yahoo server. Once in a while all works well, then others it does nothing, and still others it asks for my password over and over and over again, but will not gather the mail. Was I supposed to reenter my accounts in the preferences section... I thought the upgrade would process all of that. I can still get the info directly of the yahoo home page but I prefer Apples mail program.... when it is working
Thanks for any insight.... Don

Hello Don.
Did any of the same occur at any time before upgrading to Tiger?
What is your time interval setting for automatically checking for new mail? If set to every minute, change it to every 5 or 15 minutes which should prevent the prompt to manually enter the account's password. This can occur when set to check for new mail every minute if there are a number of messages to download and/or the connection with the incoming mail server is not closed before the next automatic check for new messages.
You can also try running Keychain First Aid on your Login Keychain via Keychain Access.
Since Mail isn't downloading any new messages regardless, quit Mail first and using the Finder go to Home > Library > Mail > this POP account named folder (named by the user name and incoming mail server for the account) > MessageUidsAlreadyDownloaded2. If there is a MessageUidsAlreadyDownloaded file also without the number 2, delete both files and empty the Trash.
Launch Mail and if successful any previously downloaded messages that remain on the server will be downloaded again along with any new messages available at the server not yet downloaded by Mail.
In addition, did you check your boot volume for any directory problems with Disk First Aid repair via Disk Utility when booted from the Tiger retail install package before installing Tiger?
If not, check this link for system troubleshooting procedures and when doing so, follow all steps/instructions in the order provided.
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/repairprocess.html
If you have multiple network configurations active which are not regularly used or required, deselect any which are not actively used to turn them off or make sure the network port configuration being used is at the top of the list.

Apple Mail won't retrieve new mail from Yahoo IMAP

I've been using Apple Mail with my Yahoo/Rogers account via IMAP for months with no problems.
Starting a few weeks ago, new mail in the Yahoo Inbox does not get delivered to Apple Mail.
I know there's lots of new mail - I logged into mail.yahoo.com with Safari, and see lots of unread messages in the inbox.
It's not a password problem. The Connection Doctor shows 'green': access to both the IMAP and SMTP servers is successful.
I have many other IMAP folders configured, and they all sync fine between Yahoo and the Mac.
Apple Mail is configured to use imap.mail.yahoo.com, port 993 with SSL.
I've tried:
- rebooting the iMac.
- quitting/restarting Apple Mail
- taking account offline, then back on-line.
- Ctrl-clicking on the Inbox and forcing it to Synchronize "Yahoo Mail".
- calling Apple. I spent an hour on the phone with a pleasant tech there. He concluded it's a Yahoo problem.
I found one thing that fixed it temporarily: last week I deleted my e-mail account from Apple Mail. Of course, this deleted all my mailboxes in Apple Mail. Years of messages vanished. Then I quit Mail, restarted it, and configured it anew with my Yahoo account credentials. Mail then proceeded to log on to the Yahoo server and sync everything over IMAP. It took quite a while (over an hour), but eventually everything in my Inbox, Sent folder, and a couple dozen folders ('mailboxes') of saved messages reappeared. Including all the unread mail that had been waiting on the Yahoo mail server.
That was a week ago, and my Apple Mail inbox had receiving new e-mail with no problems until two days ago. Once again, new incoming messages are not getting synced. This 'fix' (delete all messages and resync from scratch) is not a practical solution.
Any ideas?
(iMac has 10.8.5. Mail is 6.6)

@riiich,
As I last reported, I temporarily 'fixed' it by deleting the account from Apple Mail and creating it again. Thanks to IMAP, Mail then synced all the mail folders (took a couple of hours - I have a lot of mail folders), and then it was working again. For a few days. Then the problem returned - new mail arriving in my Yahoo Inbox would not sync to the Inbox in Apple Mail.
I spent hours trying to resolve it. Changed password. Rebuilt Mail's index. Ran Disk Utility on my hard drive. Etc. Etc. I have a lot of server-side folders (>30), and thought that maybe Apple+Yahoo were screwing up due the large number of folders (a.k.a. mailboxes) to sync. So I migrated a lot of the folders off the server (setting up new mailboxes On The Mac) in which to file my messages. That didn't help. Meanwhile, I started using Yahoo's webmail interface so I could get my new mail. Then one morning (perhaps a week later), the inbox spontaneously started syncing again. I had done nothing the day before - it just started working overnight.
Based on this experience, I concluded that the F***-up is entirely on the Yahoo side and has nothing to do with my Mac nor Apple's software. My ultimate fix has been to abandon Yahoo Mail. Prior to Christmas, I moved my mail account to another service provider who provides IMAP. Then configured my Yahoo account to forward all incoming mail to the new server (which has a new e-mail address). Since doing so, I've had zero problems. All messages sent to my old Yahoo address get immediately forwarded to the new mail server, which has been syncing to Apple Mail with no problems at all.

Mail won't get new mail after a while

Running Mail app on my Powerbook on OS 10.5.8. I use this as my work computer. More and more frequently I find that Mail is not retrieving my messages after being open for a while. The main account is a gmail IMAP account. I am also running Mail Act-On and MailTags, which are key utilities in my workflow.
I try clicking on Get New Mail, or "Synchronize IMAP Account," and taking all accounts offline and then taking them online, but these do not help.
Quitting and relaunching Mail sometimes helps, but not always! Is there anything else I should try? This is making me crazy!

I think you should open the Mail folder -- Home/Library/Mail -- and locate the file named MessageUidsAlreadyDownloaded3 and delete it, after having Quit Mail. Open each POP account folder in the Mail folder, and make sure there are no other files of similar name within these folders.
Deleting this file, and relaunching Mail will result in its downloading whatever messages remain on the server, and may give you some duplicates, but this import file will be renewed and fresh.
Ernie

Mail Won't Download New Mail!

I got a new powerbook in December and everything worked wonderfully. I set up my mail account and it work just as it should. However, when I left home (florida) and went back to college (virginia) and tried to open up mail, it was no longer downloading new mail! It gave an error message and it related it to the network connection or something...so after longtime frustration I just deleted the account thinking that if I did, I could just make the same account again and all would be well.
NOT THE CASE!
So, I've looked at countless tutorials thinking that I may have entered the wrong information in the different fields and followed step by step all the information in each field. Nothing seems to work. It will let me add my account as IMAP gmail and all the rest but not as POP but I dont really think this is the problem because either way no mail is bringing brought to my inbox. what can I do? I think that it may have to do with my university's firewall that may be blocking it someway. Is there anyway to by pass this to get some mail!!!
PLEASE HELP

Try removing the account from Mail and rentering it as a new account.

Mail won't make new-mail or sent-mail sounds after sleep

I've had this issue for the last 6 months, probably ever since 10.7.3 update in May.
Mail stops making the usual noises after going to sleep one or two times. The weird thing is that it will store all the unplayed noises in a buffer and then suddenly decide to play a few months worth of sent-mail and incoming-mail noises at a rate of one per second for several minutes upon waking up. Apple was no help.
Restarting seems to solve the problem until the next sleep cycle when it starts up again. I did a full restore twice and it made no difference
Apple's mail specialist hadn't ever heard of this issue before when I called in September. It's not a game stopper but I worry it might be a hardware issue that I'd like to have fixed before my warrentee runs out.

I've never seen anything like this reported before. Verify/repair your disk (not just permissions), as described here:
The Repair functions of Disk Utility: what's it all about?
If the problem persists, proceed as follows:
1. Open /Applications/Utilities/Console.
2. From the File menu, choose either Open Console Log, or Open System Log, or both, so that the Console application displays the contents of both system.log and console.log.
3. Try to reproduce the problem, and look at the bottom of the Console windows for messages that could have been written there as a result. Do you see anything that could provide a clue as to what's going on?
Now, try this:
1. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences > Accounts, and create a new user account for testing purposes.
2. Either log out of your main user account or just quit Mail so that it does not interfere with the other user account.
3. Log in as the newly created user and set up Mail anew there. Does the problem happen there as well?

Mail won't fetch or delete

Yesterday I attempted to send an email to a gmail address, from my iMac (10.6.8). The message "sent" for about 3 hours, nothing I could do would interrupt it. During this time all other active apps had slowed down to a crawl. Mail finally displayed an error message (something about server couldn't connect to gmail server, and offered the option to use another server). But I not only couldn't save the message as a draft (when I tried, it "updated" for another 3 hours), I couldn't delete it, either. I finally powered down. This morning when I started up, everything's crawling (mail, iTunes, iCal, FireFox). Mail app loads, but it no longer works (it's displaying messages from yesterday morning, and I can't delete them; it shows the gmail message in question as a draft -- albeit an earlier version than the one I tried to save; and it won't fetch new mail). I know there's new mail, because my iPhone and iPad both display new messages, so it isn't a server issue. The other apps work, but slooooooowly.
In my 25 years with Mac, I've never seen anything like this. I don't even know where to begin to troubleshoot. I fear I am going to need to reinstall everything, but just the thought of it overwhelms me (so many tweaks, etc.). Time Machine probably wouldn't be a good idea, as it's no doubt corrupted by whatever happened yesterday.
I have two questions: 1) any idea what might have caused this? could it be a gmail issue? or perhaps that specific gmail account, somehow? 2) what now? what should I do?
Do I even need to say I'm really upset? :-)

Thanks. I feel (a little) better after your reply.
In pondering this some more, I wonder if it's an issue with the mail<->OS interface? Not the iOS interface, since both iPhone and iPad have no mail issues.
One more thing: I've had issues trying to email gmail accounts in recent months (they take a loooong time to send, if they go at all; get that same "server can't connect" message; etc.). This was the most severe instance, but there's gotta be a gmail component to this problem. At least in my case, mail problems are *always* related to gmail accounts. Just sayin' . . . . .

Fetching New Mail finished but the mail is not retrieved

Mail App 2.1 on Mac OS X 10.4.8
upgraded from previous mail versions (yes)
One single POP mail account.
(17 messages in inBox, lots of messages in other folders)
Problem One:
When I click get Mail,
the Activity Viewer shows fetching new mail 8 of 11, 9, 10, 11. And then the viewer empties as if it's finished. But there is no new mail in my folders.
If I click Get Mail again, it repeats the same process.
Acts like it's successfully getting all the mail from the POP server but then no mail shows up, and I can repeat the process ad infinitum.
I have done the following without success:
removed MessageUidsAlreadyDownloaded2
Deleted my com.apple.mail.plist file and re-set up my POP account.
Neither of these tricks worked.
Problem Two:
I am no longer able to drag messages from the InBox to any of my folders.
I get the error message "The message XXX could not be moved to the Mailbox YYY"
Problem Three:
I cannot save a message as a draft. I get the error message "The message could not be saved"
All three of these problems appeared simultaneously this morning after 10am.
Can anyone help me clean up my Mail 2.1?
Thanks
mac ancient Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Verify/repair the startup disk (not just permissions), as described here:
The Repair functions of Disk Utility: what's it all about?
After having fixed all filesystem issues, if any, and making sure that there’s enough space available on the startup disk (a few GB, plus the space needed to make a backup copy of the Mail folder), try this:
1. Quit Mail if it’s running.
2. In the Finder, go to ~/Library/Mail/. Make a backup copy of this folder, just in case something goes wrong, e.g. by dragging it to the Desktop while holding the Option (Alt) key down. This is where all your mail is stored.
3. Locate Envelope Index and move it to the Trash. If you see an Envelope Index-journal file there, delete it as well.
4. Open Mail. It will tell you that your mail needs to be “imported”. Click Continue and Mail will proceed to re-create Envelope Index -- Mail says it’s “importing”, but it just re-creates the index if the mailboxes are already in Mail 2.x format.
Note: For those not familiarized with the ~/ notation, it refers to the user’s home folder, i.e. ~/Library is the Library folder within the user’s home folder.

Mail won't complete fetching new mail

My main machine (G5 DP1.8) has suddenly stopped fetching mail properly. It fetches new mail (169 messages as I have been away for a bit), but 'hangs' indefinitely on one of the last few messages, refusing to complete the downloading.
Clicking the red Stop button in Activity monitor does nothing (hangs on "STOPPING:...". I'm using the word hang but Mail does not stop responding, it just refuses to complete the download.
I have to force quit Mail because it won't quite properly since its waiting for the mail to complete. After doing this I also have the problem of duplicate messages. It keeps trying to download the same 169 messages each time I check.
Please help!

This is a POP account, right?
Sometimes messages left on the server clog up the account there, or Mail chokes on a message it cannot download and that prevents it from downloading the rest as well. Solving this problem will probably require removing one or more messages from the server. What are your Preferences > Accounts > Advanced > Remove copy from server settings for this account?
You may tell Mail to remove from the server all the messages that have already been downloaded by means of Preferences > Accounts > Advanced > Remove now. Alternatively, you may use the Account Info window to remove specific messages from the server — choose Get Info (⌘I) from the Action menu (gear icon) located below the mailbox list in the main Mail window. And if the account allows web access, you may also remove messages from the server that way.
Try removing from the server messages that have already been downloaded and/or the first message not downloaded yet (i.e. the message that Mail appears to be choking on).
You may want to try to download those messages with another mail client such as Thunderbird first, to avoid losing them — and use Eudora Mailbox Cleaner to import them back into Mail afterwards if you wish.

Fetch new mail messages does not work

On my notebook the fetch new mail messages does not work
Settings:
- Fetch new messages: every minute
- Play sound Purr
I need to us the manual button.
On my imac it works fine with the same accounts

My mail sounds are all screwed up. I hear the plane fly when I send an email but when I receive mail, no sound. I have rules set up which worked in Tiger. One rule is for mail to play a message "You have a message from "John Doe" when I receive an email from "John Doe" but it only plays when I send "John Doe" and email. Assbackwards.
Sometimes when reading new mail, it just disappears. I have to click on it again. I find this version of email to be very flaky!
Dave Brenneman

Mail refuses to get new mail.

Mail refuses to get new mail. (Imac 10.9.5, Mail 7.3. ) Connection doc shows wheels to all my accounts spinning (IMap and POP). Activity cited Mail was trying to connect to Icloud. Evidently stuck there. This is just one problem in a succession of many with the Mail program ever since I upgraded to 10.9.5, but it is the worst so far. Restarting doesn't seem to fix it. Any suggestions?

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Mail Alarm with No New Mail

I have had a problem lately with my mail application. I am using my gmail account through the Mac email program. I have it set so it plays a bell when I get a new email. But, I have been hearing the bell even when I don't get a new email.
So, is there anything that might be causing my email application to play this alarm even though there is no new email?

You can turn off or change the mail alert sound. Perhaps it's something else?
There is another sound in Mail. It's a check box that says Play sounds for other mail actions.
If I manually check for new mail and there is none, another kind of tone sounds. Is this what you hear? When there is a mail check and no new mail, a tone sounds, but it's not exactly the same as the "New Mail" tone.
Do a manual "Get Mail" and see if that's the sound you are hearing. If so, that's normal.

Mail Won't retrieve my emails from gmail via POP

I configured everything for POP routing with my gmail account about a month ago. I know I did everything right because it worked for quite some time. About 2 days ago after I had to force quit mail it stopped fetching my mail. Everytime I hit get mail, or load the program it just shows the busy signal for a while next to my inbox and then doesn't bring anything. if i log into my google mail account, often times, there is new mail there that should have been forwarded. I got affirmative replies from the connection doctor saying it was able to connect and I double checked that all of my settings were correct. I also verifed that google mail was enabled for POP usage. Does anyone have any ideas what the problem could be? Thanks is advance for the help.

Kurius,
Your problem is clearly not the same as the one being discussed here. The only thing in common is that a Gmail account is involved. Make sure you’re setting up your Gmail account as described here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13275
If the problem persists, please start a new topic to properly discuss it in its own thread.

Checking mail ONLY when theres new mail

Hello! :)
I have a program that checks for new mail, parses data in the new mail, sleeps for one minute, and then repeats this whole process infinately. I think it'd be more effective if I only check mail when there's NEW mail, not every minute....
How do I do this?
Many Thanks!
Liam

Hi... just one last question... I tried using MessageCountListener but it somehow DOESN'T recognize when there's new mail (the messagesAdded method isn't called). I think I might have added the MessageCountListener wrong, but I can't figure out why.
Also, I still use a "while" loop, just so that my program won't end, and this is eating up memory! :(
Anyway, this is some of my code...
public class MAPI implements MessageCountListener
     // some variable declarations
     MAPI() throws Exception
      Properties props = new Properties();
      Session session = Session.getInstance(props, null);
      Store store = session.getStore("imap");
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      Folder folder = store.getFolder("INBOX");
      folder.open(Folder.READ_WRITE);
      folder.addMessageCountListener(this);
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    public void messagesRemoved(MessageCountEvent e) {}
}

Individual settings under "Fetch New Data" not working

Hi.
I'm having problems getting the individual push/fetch/manual settings to work. Here's the scenario.
I have three mail accounts set up on my iPhone 3G. They are "MobileMe," "GMail" and "Work."
I go to "Settings" -> "Fetch New Data" and turn "Push" OFF. I then go to "Advanced" at the bottom and set "MobileMe (Mail)" to PUSH. I thought this would enable PUSH on my MobileMe account while keeping it disabled on the other accounts.
However, my iPhone still won't get new mail automatically.
What am I doing wrong?

One thing to try that might help.
If you turn push off in the fetch new data screen, then it is a global effect for all accounts.
In advanced is how you want the accounts to behave.
So, if you turn push off in the 1st screen, then go to advanced and set mobileme to push, push is still off until you go back to the first screen and turn it back on.
Here is an article from the apple support website that might help out.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2625
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