Safari can't find mail to send link

Mew iMac purchased in March 2012. Running Mac OS X Lion version 10.7.4. It came with Safari and Mail and both run fine for me. Except, whenever I try to email a link to a page from Safari it gives me the message that it can't find an email application.

Never mind. After more digging I found a solution that worked. Tried to past the link but now I can't get that to work. I had to go to Mail, Preferences, General, and change the default email reader to something besides Mail, then save. Then I went back and changed the default email reader to Mail and the problem was fixed.

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I updated to Ilife08....I went to iweb and added some pages to the site....i published the pages...I got the announce your site message...I did that....I then went to visit site and I got Safari can’t find the server.Safari can’t open the page “http://www.michaelcarlucci.com/Mickeyt” because it can’t find the server “www.michaelcarlucci.com”. I have tried everything and I cant publish anything...I tried adding a site and copying the old pages to it...that did not work...I tried changing the site name ...that didn't work....when I open Iweb...everthing is there...but when i go to publish...it will do everthing and send me the announce and visit...but when i go to visit...i still get the same message...+*ok...I give up....*+and to top it all off the pictures look aweful...they are super saturated in reds....so what i want to do is throw it all out and start over...and hopefully it will get me back to where I began...I copied everything in the site folder and put it in a file on my desk top....but this was after I had all the trouble...everythingseems to be there though...but I am not sure if I would know if anything is missing....the domain was changed from domain to domain 2...so I guess the up grade worked....
How do I throw the site away....delete everything and then start from scratch? I must have done something but I couldn't tell you what I did...I've read everything on these forums and have spent two days and a night trying to fix it...

well i bet that is a good guess....I did go there and change the name....and it has not been 48 hours yet...the only problem is that I have now published to file on my desktop.....and it worked from there....Then I published all to .mac.....i got the anounce and visit pop up...when i went to visit....it doesn't work....but when I went to the site from my file I copied the address on the web page....which is http://web.mac.com/micluc/MichaelTrower_Carlucci/Welcome1.html.....I bookmarked it and just for the heck of it I went to the last page on digital painting and changed to photos with push pins....I then published....I still get the message from the visit....but when I drop in http://web.mac.com/micluc/MichaelTrower_Carlucci/Welcome1.html... the changes where there and everything is working...have I fixed it...or have I just made it possible for me to get there....and it is actually not the right way as I can't visit the site from Iweb itself....so when the 48 hours is up and new DNS settings show up...will i be in the same mess? thank you for helping me with this...

"Safari Can't Find the Server" is chronic in Safari under Snow Leopard...

Since moving to Snow Leopard (or perhaps it is just an updated Safari in SL and otherwise not related to SL??) when my Mac starts up from sleep with Safari being already open, I typically find a blank message with "Safari Can't Find the Server"... And just clicking on pages, I sometimes get that same message. Sometimes I get the spinning gear (for way too long) and I've learned to stop it and just click the same link again and more often than not, it opens immediately the second time...
Any ideas??? Is this a bug that Apple needs to fix or do I need to do something to Safari (or something else) to fix this problem???
thanks... bob...

Robert Paris wrote:
Whoa... Now I'm really confused... When I go to my System Preferences, then Network, highlight Airport, then click on Advanced, then choose the DNS tab, all I see under DNS Servers is the internal IP address of my Apple Router (10.x.x.x).. And next to that under Search Domains is hsd1.ca.comcast.net... And that is all there is... And I didn't set any of that up... When I bought my Apple Extreme Router a couple years ago, I was so impressed because I came home, plugged it in, basically said "GO" and the router set it all up and just worked... And I'm pretty sure (though not positive) that the Router put the 10.x.x.x in that preference panel, in other words, pointed to itself for DNS services...
This is effectively saying that the DNS configured in the router will be the default.
So help me understand... If I change the DNS settings on the mac from 10.x.x.x to the OpenDNS values, the router would still have the Comcast values in it??? How does that work??? And if I only change them on my mac, then the rest of the computers on my home network would still be using the original Comcast DNS servers as established on the router, yes??? I mean I think that would have to be...
If you change your Mac, that is what it will use. Other computers will use whatever
they are configured to use.
See my confusion??? Again, I know only enough about Network settings to know that if I click a wrong button I could make a lot of trouble... So I don't move until I understand what at least a little more than clearly I know now...
So how do local (mac) settings for DNS play (or not) with DNS settings up at the router level???
The local settings should override anything else since that is what will
be used first. They have no interaction with what is at the router level.
thanks... bob..
Dave

Safari Can't Find Internet Plugin

Since buying a new Mac Book and transferring everything from my old iBook Safari has been unable to play any audio/video content even though RealAudio is installed on the computer. For example on the BBC website none of the audio video links work. When I click on the link to watch a video I get the following error:
Safari Can't Find Internet Plugin
The page “BBC News Player - S Africa ponders elephant cull” has content of MIME type “audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin”. Because you don’t have a plug-in installed for this MIME type, this content can’t be displayed.
What is the preference that I need to change for Safari to find this plugin?

Your old iBook browser plug-ins are not "Intel aware" and moving them to a new machine didn't allow them to be used (except under Rosetta).
Update your plug-ins by downloading new versions that are Intel ready.

Safari can't find Plug-ins

I'm hoping someone here can help with this because as usual, Apple Support was completely worthless when I called.
This is not the usual Safari Can't find the Internet plug-in - MIME type problem that is prevalent in help forums.
Within the last couple of days, Safari became unable to use any of the plug-ins in the /Library/Internet Plug-Ins or /Users/***/Library/Internet Plug-Ins folders. When I go to Help>Installed Plug-ins, I get a BLANK page - no Java, no NOTHING, completely blank.
Within the last 2 days, I have uninstalled then downloaded and installed the newest versions of Flash Player, Shockwave, Safari 4.0.4 and Flip4Mac WMV Player. Also uninstalled and re-installed Quicktime Pro. Still, the Installed Plug-ins page is blank.
Firefox is able to access at least some of the plug-ins and seems to be functioning normally, although It won't play the video on this page http://www.taoeffect.com/espionage/.
I've Googled for an answer and searched these forums. I've found threads that sounded similar to my issue, but were not exactly the same. I did find this page (http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1966?viewlocale=en_US) but its advice didn't work for me and it doesn't mention a blank Installed Plug-ins page.
What would make Safari unable to locate the plug-ins folder?
Recently I used an app to slim my Apps folder, deleting universal binaries and extra languages. Don't know if that's in any way related - shouldn't be - I've done it before with no ill effects, but it was about the same time this problem began.
Before you ask, YES I do have the Enable plug-ins box checked in Preferences.

Ratus B.V, you;'re my new hero!
I had changed my Java to 64-bit only. Never noticed any problems after doing that-it's been several weeks, I think.
After reading your message, I opened Java Preferences, clicked both *Restore Defaults* buttons, restarted Safari, and the problem was GONE!
This just reinforces how pathetic Apple Support is: Such a simple solution, and they had me uninstalling and re-installing Safari and sending in my system information for them to analyze.
This rep. (Jesse) said he was a Level 2 rep., and he went and talked to some other Level 2 reps, and no one had an answer. He emailed me their Data Capture Tool, which I was supposed to run and send the results back for analysis by an engineer. Already ran the app, but now I don't need to bother sending the results. Last time I used their tool I never received an answer back anyway.
THANKS A LOT!
Points headed your way.

SCOM SQL Query to find Mail Latency (Send/ Receive) Data.

Hi,
I unable to find Mail Latency (Send/ Receive) Data in SCOM 2012 SQL Query.
need your help to find SQL query that fetches below details
1. Average Time for Accessing Mailbox.
2. Average Time to Send and Receive Mail.
Regards,
Vinoth Kumar.

Hi Vinoth
There are no specific tables storing the mailbox related data.
To find information about Exchange in SCOM you need the Exchange management pack for the version of Exchange you are running, as well as monitoring the Exchange servers.
When that has been done you can find reports and performance views for Exchange.
I am unsure if you can find this specific information for Exchange in SCOM, i would look into the management pack. If you cannot find the information, i suggest you consult your Exchange administrator to get this information.
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Safari keeps giving me message " Safari can't find the server '

Safari continues to for no apparent reason stop working and gives the message when I try and surf " Safari can't find the server " mean while my e-mail and Message's works fine.....any hints would be appreciated
btw I am a 2 week Mac user after 17yrs on a pc...please be gentle with me....I'm hooked up direct with an ethernet that's been working ok up until now....now it's several times an hour
thanks

Safari does have occasional work carried out and there could have been some recently.
Incidentally, your profile is a little out, I think you mean 10.9.1 Mavericks for your OS, not iOS 7.0.4. which is for ipads, phones etc. (A bit picky of me because you did say late 2013)
Thanks for the star.

Safari can't find server

I'm on a imac running OSX 10.3.9. I can't open a specific web page I need for work. I believe the problem started after installing the lasted update. When I try to connect to "aphotoarts.com" it get a message -safari can't find the server. I've reset safari, cleared cache, empty cookies and safari preference, and installed the lasted java and safari updates. Closed down and waited 2 min. before rebooting. I know the server is up and running, talked to my ISP comcast, reported bug to Apple, spoke with administrator of the web site, I don't know what else to try. I need to access that web page for work. Any one got any ideas? I would really appreciate some advice.
imac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

hi there, I just figured I would chime is, as I also have comcast, I can not open any of the links posted in here and figured I may save you some further aggravation. I have been having a ton of issues since I updated with a ton of different sites, including total connection lose. It is the same scenerio everyday at least a half dozen times. Unplu modem, then router, then power supply to both, then start plugging back in starting with the modem, till the first 3 lights are lite, then router etc..They are notorious for this stuff, and they stink big time. It actuall took one of my macs down a few years ago, I had my stuff to sync automatically, so it kept trying to reach a server that was not there. Turns out they were changing their server, and never said a word. I actually saw like 3 trucks a few houses away working on the lines at the time, of course they said there was no problem. Whatever you do, do not have them trouble shoot while you are the phone with them, I did that once, never again. They loused it up worse. Sure do wish there was another cable company for internet.

Safari can't find the server "www"

Hi
Could some one provide same help on this?
Safari is given this message "Safari can’t open the page “http://www.mydomain.net/” because Safari can’t find the server “www.mydomain.net”
If I remove 'www' the site woks fine, but the problem is that the rss does not work, gives me the same message. But if I remove again the 'www' from the rss url, mail recognize it immediately.
Is there anything I can do? How can I solve this?
(my CNAME: 'web.me.com')
Thanks in advance
Francis

Ok thanks, I will post it again:
Safari is given this message "Safari can’t open the page “http://www.anergiadaspalavras.net/” because Safari can’t find the server “www.anergiadaspalavras.net”
If I remove 'www' the site woks fine, but the problem is that the rss does not work, gives me the same message. But if I remove again the 'www' from the rss url, mail recognize it immediately.
Is there anything I can do? How can I solve this?
(my CNAME: 'web.me.com')
Thanks in advance
Francis

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