Missing Mail Plist

I'm trying to reset the position of the main Mail window (I'm really anal about that) after it got screwed up. Normally the window positions and sizes are stored in the com.apple.mail.plist file in ~/Library/Preferences, but the only mail related file in there is "com.apple.mail.plist.lockfile". Since Mail is not running, and I've tried rebooting, I'm confused about where the preferences are stored. If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate it.

So it did move. Restoring that file from backup doesn't seem have restored the window positions though.
The window positions do appear to be listed in the plist file ("NSWindow" etc.), but they don't change.

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Missing Mail after transfer to new computer

Hello,
My parents were using an old iMac running 10.3.9 so I gave them a "newer" old iMac, running 10.4.11. They use multiple users and I transferred everything from their old computer to the newer one. For mail, I transferred the "mail folder in the library and the mail.plist from the preferences folder in the library. My father's email account works fine and looks exactly the same.
However, my mother's account is missing emails received before August. Furthermore, many of the emails display the following message when opened: "The message from SENDER<[email protected]> concerning “SUBJECT” has not been downloaded from the server. You need to take this account online in order to download it."
I have done some research and this problem typically occurs when the mailbox is full or offline. Yet, the mailbox is not full and it is online. Some of these messages can be read on the server's website (comcast.net), but the server only keeps emails for 2 weeks, so any email received before that period is not there.
What did I do wrong? I followed the same procedure for both my father and my mother so I am confused. Unfortunately, my mother's account was already deleted from the old iMac (my father's still exists). Is there any way to try and get it back?
Thanks!

Hi DeeCee48, and a warm welcome to the forums!
Unfortunately, my mother's account was already deleted from the old iMac (my father's still exists). Is there any way to try and get it back?
Slight possibilty, You might try Data Rescue II...
http://www.prosofteng.com/products/data_rescue.php
(Has a Free Demo to see if it could or not, but you'll need another drive to recover to, or pot the old iMac in FW Target Mode)...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583
What did I do wrong?
What size is her Mail folder?

Missing mail messages after upgrading

This morning my iMac asked me to upgrade to the latest Mail version and convert my existing messages. After doing so, I seem to be missing emails from present day back to May 2011. I am running OS 10.6.8, Mail V4.6 (1085). Ideas?

Will it possible to recover the messges?
Yes, but I'm not sure what your problem really is, though.
First of all, just restoring the HOME/Library/Mail folder is not enough, you should have restored the HOME/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist preferences file as well. This file is where most preferences and all account settings are stored.
As to the "Message has not been downloaded from the server. You need to take this account online in order to download it." error message, this is one of the many bogus error messages in Mail that have absolutely nothing to do with what the issue really is. The real problem isn't related to not being "online" at all, but rather with "overstuffed" mailbox issues, or with failed conversion from Mail 1.x, or both.
You shouldn't have experienced this problem as a consequence of just moving from one machine to another with the same version of Mac OS X, however, which is what makes me believe you didn't restore your mail data properly. If you haven't received and/or sent mail using the new machine yet, or if what you've sent/received is still on the server, I'd suggest trying to properly copy again both the preferences file and the Mail folder to the new machine. Do this while logged in as the user that's going to use those files in the new machine to avoid possible permissions issues.

Mail wont launch at all. Deleted this: ~/library/preferences/com.apple.mail.plist

Mail wouldnt let me send outgoing mail claiming there to be an error whilst there was an outgoing connection. So I thought to completely reset the entire app and found a forum that told me to delete something >_> And so I deleted this ~/library/preferences/com.apple.mail.plist and now nothing will launch. And well. Nothing is backed up. Im an idiot. ;___; I just want to go back to my chalk and slate. TECHNOLOGY HATES ME. Please help me.

Hi Bill,
You could also try com.apple.helpviewer.plist (in ~/Library/Preferences). Have you noted whether this is system-wide or restricted to your user account? I'd create a test account (if you don't have another on your system) and try the help menus. If they're messed up over there, then fixing things in your user folder won't help. The only system resource I could find that seems remotely relevant is /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.helpdata.plist, but I'd be verrrry careful about messing around with stuff in your System folder.
Hope that helps!
—Hazy

After i had my hard drive replaced, i've gone to get my old emails and am unable to find them on time machine. The file com.apple.mail.plist isn't there. HELP!

Pretty sure this will be some sort of user error, but i'm lost.
I had to have my hard drive replaced, so before taking it to the genius bar, i backed up using time machine. I'd had issues with trying to use Carbon Copy Cloner previously so had formatted the external drive before doing time machine. TM seemed to work fine and copied what looked to be everything. Once i'd got the new hard drive in and went to restore everything, when i looked for the file i need to get to apparently get my mails back (Library > Preferences > com.apple.mail.plist) it's not there.
Any help would be MASSIVELY appreciated.
J

Turn Time Machine OFF temporarily in its preference pane. Leave the window open.
Navigate in the Finder to your backup disk, and then to the folder named "Backups.backupdb" at the top level of the volume. If you back up over a network, you'll first have to mount the disk image file containing your backups by double-clicking it. Descend into the folder until you see the snapshots, which are represented by folders with a name that begins with the date of the snapshot. Find the one you want to restore from. There's a link named "Latest" representing the most recent snapshot. Use that one, if possible. Otherwise, you'll have to remember the date of the snapshot you choose.
Inside the snapshot folder is a folder hierarchy like the one on the source disk. Find one of the items you can't restore and select it. Open the Info dialog for the selected item. In the Sharing & Permissions section, you may see an entry in the access list that shows "Fetching…" in the Name column. If so, click the lock icon in the lower right corner of the dialog and authenticate. Then delete the "Fetching…" item from the icon list. Click the gear icon below the list and select Apply to enclosed items from the popup menu.
Now you should be able either to copy the item in the Finder or to restore it in the time-travel view. If you use the time-travel view, be sure to select the snapshot you just modified. If successful, repeat the operation with the other items you were unable to restore. You can select multiple items in the Finder and open a single Info dialog for all of them by pressing the key combination option-command-I.
When you're done, turn TM back ON and close its preference pane.

Mail(1739) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist

Hi
Since moving from HDD to SSD and Lion to ML I am getting loads of these errors in my System Log
Mail(1739) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist
I am not experiencing any end issues as a result but notice I am getting 6 every second which must be causing an issue
The details are:
Mail(1739) deny file-read-data /Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist
Process:         Mail [1739]
Path:            /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/MacOS/Mail
Load Address:    0x10f773000
Identifier:      com.apple.mail
Version:         1485 (6.0)
Build Info:      3-Mail~1485000000000000
Code Type:       x86_64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [237]
Date/Time:       2012-08-05 11:54:01.392 +0100
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.8 (12A269)
Report Version: 8
Thread 0:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib            0x00007fff8c9d5fee __open + 10
1   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c12a588 __33-[CFPrefsPlistSource synchronize]_block_invoke_0 + 296
2   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c125f07 withDaemonConnection + 87
3   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c12a36c -[CFPrefsPlistSource synchronize] + 316
4   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c1291a1 -[CFPrefsPlistSource synchronizeIfStale] + 113
5   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c12927a -[CFPrefsPlistSource copyValueForKey:] + 42
6   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c128213 -[CFPrefsSearchListSource copyValueForKey:] + 131
7   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c124080 __CFPreferencesCopyAppValue_block_invoke_0 + 32
8   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c1277e8 +[CFPrefsSearchListSource withSearchListForIdentifier:perform:] + 824
9   CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8bffd67a CFPreferencesCopyAppValue + 186
10 Foundation                        0x00007fff8ccb7db0 -[NSUserDefaults(NSUserDefaults) objectForKey:] + 22
11 Foundation                        0x00007fff8ccb7c97 -[NSUserDefaults(NSUserDefaults) boolForKey:] + 23
12 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92932d8b ABDLog + 290
13 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935eda -[ABSafeNotificationEntry reflectNotification:] + 63
14 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935cf1 -[ABSafeNotificationReflector reflectNotification:toEntryIfElligible:] + 72
15 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935c72 __50-[ABSafeNotificationReflector notificationFunnel:]_block_invoke_0 + 37
16 CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c0597d9 __NSSetEnumerate + 985
17 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935c26 -[NSSet(ABSetAdditions) _abEach:] + 91
18 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935ad3 -[ABCopyOnWriteSet useReadOnlySet:] + 44
19 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935a9e -[ABCopyOnWriteSet each:] + 91
20 AddressBook                       0x00007fff92935a1e -[ABSafeNotificationReflector notificationFunnel:] + 181
21 CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8bff5b8a _CFXNotificationPost + 2554
22 Foundation                        0x00007fff8ccb7a76 -[NSNotificationCenter postNotificationName:object:userInfo:] + 64
23 Mail                              0x000000010f7757d5
24 CoreData                          0x00007fff88968e64 -[NSManagedObjectContext(_NSInternalAdditions) _didSaveChanges] + 2132
25 CoreData                          0x00007fff88958589 -[NSManagedObjectContext save:] + 1241
26 Message                           0x00007fff88d3e755 -[SeenMessagesManager saveChanges] + 46
27 Message                           0x00007fff88d372f6 -[POPStore fetchSynchronously] + 2175
28 Message                           0x00007fff88d2edd2 -[POPAccount fetchSynchronously] + 140
29 CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c036cac __invoking___ + 140
30 CoreFoundation                    0x00007fff8c036b47 -[NSInvocation invoke] + 263
31 CoreMessage                       0x00007fff8b271d5d -[MonitoredInvocation invoke] + 225
32 CoreMessage                       0x00007fff8b28a2b2 -[ThrowingInvocationOperation main] + 33
33 CoreMessage                       0x00007fff8b236602 -[_MFInvocationOperation main] + 431
34 Foundation                        0x00007fff8ccfdbb6 -[__NSOperationInternal start] + 684
35 Foundation                        0x00007fff8cd053d1 __block_global_6 + 129
36 libdispatch.dylib                 0x00007fff8cc5ef3d _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 15
37 libdispatch.dylib                 0x00007fff8cc5b0fa _dispatch_client_callout + 8
38 libdispatch.dylib                 0x00007fff8cc5c23e _dispatch_worker_thread2 + 304
39 libsystem_c.dylib                 0x00007fff8c361ceb _pthread_wqthread + 404
40 libsystem_c.dylib                 0x00007fff8c34c1b1 start_wqthread + 13
Binary Images:
       0x10f773000 -        0x10fb0fff7 com.apple.mail (6.0 - 1485) <6C62E4AC-EBA9-3E31-B677-B26356423DE1> /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/MacOS/Mail
    0x7fff88914000 -     0x7fff88b32fff com.apple.CoreData (106 - 407.5) <45EF39FE-7FD6-366E-BB5C-3E86E0B7DA3C> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreData.framework/Versions/A/CoreData
    0x7fff88bc2000 -     0x7fff88e08ff7 com.apple.MessageFramework (6.0 - 1485) <79FA27A2-D01A-3D35-AE3A-7F8F41034728> /System/Library/Frameworks/Message.framework/Versions/B/Message
    0x7fff8b20c000 -     0x7fff8b2c4ff7 com.apple.CoreMessage (1.0 - 1485) <1210621B-BABB-3153-A8DF-DAC0FA671D05> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreMessage.framework/Versions/A/CoreMessage
    0x7fff8bfb0000 -     0x7fff8c199fff com.apple.CoreFoundation (6.8 - 744) <47AEA7C7-EF9B-3FC6-AEBF-CE02FC650301> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/CoreFoundation
    0x7fff8c34b000 -     0x7fff8c417fef libsystem_c.dylib (825.24) <16B6B86C-53EE-36E8-AC2B-4AADC1008098> /usr/lib/system/libsystem_c.dylib
    0x7fff8c9c4000 -     0x7fff8c9dfff7 libsystem_kernel.dylib (2050.7.9) <E0447BF5-E104-35B0-B28B-4156887D58F1> /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib
    0x7fff8cc59000 -     0x7fff8cc6eff7 libdispatch.dylib (228.18) <0B6B6E7F-4D8A-3F3B-A4BF-6CF34638DBBB> /usr/lib/system/libdispatch.dylib
    0x7fff8cc6f000 -     0x7fff8cfcbff7 com.apple.Foundation (6.8 - 945) <0C972F73-0C07-3384-98F2-B176E0289494> /System/Library/Frameworks/Foundation.framework/Versions/C/Foundation
    0x7fff92926000 -     0x7fff92be1fff com.apple.AddressBook.framework (7.0 - 1143) <EC55CF4B-4194-3163-B6E1-8C8D2712FBCF> /System/Library/Frameworks/AddressBook.framework/Versions/A/AddressBook
Any wise wisdom?
Thanks, Chris.

The .plist files are almost always preferences. I believe "plist" is short for "property list". It contains a list of keys (configuration options) and settings for each key, similar in some respects to the way the Windows Registry works, except that there is a separate file for each set of settings, instead of a single registry file as in Windows. In this case it's a shared settings file for Mail, but I couldn't tell you anything more about the contents.
You were smart to back it up. Usually .plist files can be deleted without signicant loss, because they will be recreated automatically with default settings. But sometimes they contain important settings that may be hard to set up again, especially if you had help setting up your computer in the first place, or have lost important details that you'd need for setting up an app, such as Mail. But sometimes the settings are trivial, for example the position and size of windows, etc., and do not contain settings you'd care about, which may be in another .plist file or in some other kind of file/database.

Restore E-Mails without com.apple.mail.plist

Hello - Somehow my Mac crashed and my com.apple.mail.plist is empty - and if I open Mail it asked me to create an account. (like first time starting).
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Hello i can't find com.apple.mail.plist and "mail" is not working well, thank you

Hello,
My mail.app is not working well.
I read a lot messages forum an dlot of solutions for mail.app is delete
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Get real : iCloud has a problem.
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Hi
My internal HD packed up on me a couple of months back. I've replaced but now I'm looking to rebuild my mail (folders and emails).
The old HD is now in a USB SATA Hard Drive docking station and I can access (what seems to be) most things.
I cannot trace the com.apple.mail.plist file which I presume I'll need to rebuild things. I've reviewed other posts on here and noted the usual location of this file but it is not showing when I search. I have seen conflicting info - one which says that I need to access 'Users - Library - Mail' and it'll be located in there (but I can't even find the Library folder under 'Users' as below:
The second option is going through 'Library - Preferences' and locating it there but, again, I can't trace the relevant file. All I can see is the following (and it won't open to allow me to see what is in it):
Am I looking in the wrong place? If it's not showing there should I presume that everything is lost? I hadn't moved or altered anything prior to the HD failing so one would presume it should be there. Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm not convinced I'm looking at anything other than the same folder in library.
This is what I've done so far:
Accessed my OLD HD, gone in to Library and then option-clicked 'Go' and clicked library. The mail folder has shown up and, on double clicking it I am shown a folder called 'V2'. On accessing this folder I am presented with the following image:
It has the mail plist and a selection of blue folders. On checking the blue folders (each relating to different email accounts we have) I have noted that the email copies stored in there are ones we have sent / received since the new HD was put in. I just cannot understand what I am looking at but it appears to be the files and folders for Mail on the NEW HD. I presumed, having gone in to the OLD HD library and carrying out the instruction to option-click on 'Go' and then library that I would be looking at folders relating to emails etc that were sent and received on the OLD HD - not the NEW HD.
I have repeated the exercise on the NEW HD and they are indeed one and the same! I'm more baffled than when I started.
In a nutshell I simply want to extract the mail plist and, if possible, any stored emails from the old HD and merge with the newly set up Mail on the new HD.
My problems are as follows:
1) I can't find the mail plist on the the old HD. What I seem to be viewing after Linc's kind help above is the NEW plist for the Mail set up post new HD.
2) I cannot locate the folder(s) housing my historic emails (sent/received). A similar issue to above I seem to be viewing only the NEW folders housing copies of emails since the new Mail was set up on the new HD.
3) if someone does give answers to my queries, what I then do with the plist and folder(s) I've extracted from the old HD? Is it a case of simply placing these files in a particular folder? Do I need to action anything?
I'm not particularly 'technically-minded' so responses in plain, concise language would be appreciated.
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I would delete them. Only one should exist, and it is located in the /Home/Library/Preferences/ folder. To access that folder start with:
Exposing the /Home/Library/ Folder
Pick one of the following methods:
A. This method will make the folder visible permanently. Open the Terminal application in your Utilities folder and paste the following at the command prompt:
chflags nohidden ~/Library
Press RETURN.
B. Click on the Desktop, press the OPTION (⌥) button, select Library from the Finder's Go menu.
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i'm having a real pain in the patoot trying to use dashcode under 10.5.6 leopard.
i launch dashcode to create a new countdown widget in Dashcode. i set all the widget attributes and mark that and the customize countdown options as done. i save. i then try and just run it, as is. each and every time i get the same error: "Cannot open widget: Missing Info.plist file." i check the "Files" view and yes, an Info.plist file is in there. also, it's properly named "Info.plist," capital "I," not lowercase "i" on "Info." (yes, i've seen those errors mentioned in these forums.
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I initially installed the XCode that came with my macintosh last fall. I don't know the version, but could look it up. I've since then installed the XCode on the site and the XCode that comes with the iphone development kit. I've installed and uninstalled (using both rm and the unistallation command given in the installation readme) in several combinations of the above xcode versions. So far, I've had no luck.
Sorry, I have no answers, but our problems seemed similar enough for me to chime in.

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First of all, he has 12 rules (11 server-sided plus default for removing categories) and a HUGE folder-tree for about 1.5 years.
His tree looks like:
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While investigating this problem, everything looks fine at first. Mails are stored to his mailbox successfully.
Later we found out, that he has rules to move incoming mails to his "--3 Newsletter" folders depending on sender (and no further processing) and was looking for exactly those mails.
But the mails were not visible in the target folder and neither in the inbox folder.
Using the search function on inbox, I was not able to find the mails. After checking the box for all subfolders, the mail was found. Hovering the mail I was told, that it is in the target folder - where for sure it wasn't.
Opening the mail from the search result and clicking on [File], "Inbox" was displayed as the current folder.
After re-running the matching rule, the mails were visible in the target folder. This worked for yesterday. New mails were moved successfully.
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As I can see and "fix" this on his machine and on my admin machine, this can't be any local problem.
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Our Exchange version 14.3.123.4
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AdminDisplayVersion : Version 14.3 (Build 123.4)
Where can I see which RU this is?
Outlook on his machine is configured with cache-mode, Outlook on my admin machine is configured for online-mode only
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