Thousands of incoming emails?

Over the past two weeks or so, the Mail Activity Indicator has shown that there were thousands of incoming emails...(which never appeared-Phew!!)
The number varies from 842-61,789!!!! What on earth does this mean? Is my Mail System being used to 'route' spurious emails?

This could be some issue with Mail.app, or it could be something gone weird with the mail server at your mail provider, or it could be a known weirdness in Mail.app. Rebuild your mailbox, as a starting point. If it's the known weirdness, there's not much that can be done pending some code change by Apple.

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No clear answer to thousands of incoming emails

I have seen many posts on the thousands of incoming mails shown in the activity pane on the lower left corner of mail. But no thread real answer. I know there are many extremely qualified people on these forums who have the kindness and courtesy to provide their know-how to others, so I shall try a new thread.
This what happens every day:
a few minutes later the number is up and counting:
Non of these mails are turning up anywhere, of course. When it says it is downloading tens of thousands of emails I ony get the two or three actually arriving.
I have rebuilt the different mailboxes. I really have no idea what this is all about. I have two IMAP accounts (one is a .MAC Icloud account). Is there any simple explanation?
Thank you all for your patience
antonio

I would like to add the following (hope it sheds some light):
What aere the 7295 mails that Icloud is chacing? and why? the number bears no relationship to anything on my screen...
thanks again
antonio

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I purchased a Mac OS x 10.9 in December. When using Mac Mail i get thousands of incoming mails that do not show up on my computer. Does anyone have any idea what is going on? this sure never happened on my old mac. i have three email accounts. gmail, verizon and hotmail.

I posted the same question a day ago with no response. I'm using an Acer x193w. You actually don't have to switch monitors to get it to work. Just make sure you turn off the monitor after shutting down the Mac mini (actually push the power button on the monitor, not just let it go to sleep). If you turn on the monitor (push the power button on the monitor), then power up the Mac mini, the monitor is recognized. The issue didnt exist with Snow Leopard for me. It only started after I started using Lion. Hope this issue gets fixed In a future OS update.

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Just to verify that its TB and not the server that moves the mail into junk, change destination of your junk to a local junk-folder.
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Windows Server 2012:
SMTP and the associated management tools are deprecated. Though the functionality is still available in Windows Server 2012, you should begin using System.Net.Smtp. With this API, you will not be able to insert a message into a file for pickup; instead configure
Web applications to connect on port 25 to another server using SMTP.
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If this is the case, is there a TechNet article that has instructions for installing/using incoming email on a SharePoint 2013 web front end?
What I know:
Why do we install deprecated features http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263260 (Plan incoming email for a SharePoint farm in SharePoint 2013) to make this work?
What to do:
I want to use the basic scenario for incoming email, but with the information above about Windows Server it looks rather like idiotic to follow those directions in the TechNet article.
How to do this:
"... instead configure Web applications to connect on port 25 to another server using SMTP." Huh? Oh stupid me!
Thoughts???
NOTE: We do use Exchange for incoming email.
Chris

You will need to continue to use the IIS6 SMTP Virtual Server for SharePoint incoming email. I'm sure by the time the feature is dropped, the SharePoint group will have an alternate solution.
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Sharepoint Foundation 2010 incomming emails not delivered to library

Hello
we run a SharePoint 2010 Foundation server and an Exchange 2010 Mail Server. I want to add incoming-email-support to a SharePoint Library.
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to the SharePoint SMTP (while SMTP and Sharepoint is the same host)
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Thanks in advance

Hello,
For those still looking, you should ask on the
SharePoint forums.
Karl
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Why is iMessage taking my incoming emails and then not making them available for my PC to get? Why can I not send a text msg with photos when iMessage is turned off (but MMS is still on).

Apple is great!
Why is iMessage taking my incoming emails and then not making them available for my PC to get? Why can I not send a text msg with photos when iMessage is turned off (but MMS is still on).
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OK after a bit of research I found a way to achieve this.
I simply looked up the email address in ADUC, then did a search in SP with the display name. I could locate the list and manually confirm it was configured with the incoming email address I was looking for.
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manual approach described above.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4974110/sharepoint-how-do-i-find-a-mail-enabled-list-if-i-only-have-the-email
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using Microsoft.SharePoint;
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{a
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Service accounts have rights to the folder and to the library.
The error in the ULS log is the typical error processing message, but it gives no additional information even though I have enabled Verbose logging.
The Incoming E-Mail service has completed a batch. The elapsed time was 00:00: 00.0156294. The service processed 2 message(s) in total. Errors occurred processing 2 message(s): Message ID: Message
ID:
Typically, you see "alias not found" or some permissions or quota issue here, but this issue is NOT the same as those. In this case NO additional information is provided in ULS.
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reported even though the list did have an alias (see here:http://blogs.technet.com/b/vinitt/archive/2009/07/15/e-mail-enabled-list-alias-information-is-not-synchronized-between-configuration-database-and-content-database.aspx).
This did not fix the issue for the case mentioned above.
What could possibly be the issue preventing incoming email from working on this one web application?

Thanks for your reply. Incoming E-Mail was running on all 3 WFE, however I do not think this was the cause. As noted, _other_ emails send to http://workingapp are working just fine. I can send two emails - one to a library on http://workingapp
and another on http://notworkingapp. The email to http://notworkingapp will sit in the drop folder, while the one to http://workingapp will be processed correctly. In addition, the ULS log on WFE1 indicates an attempt to process the file fails.
So clearly, the timer job on WFE1 is running and attempting to process the file. For kicks, I disabled the service on WFE2 and WFE3, but with no change in the behavior.
WRT to #1, I have done this already (as noted in the original post). I can remove an alias from http://workingapp and place it on http://nonworkingapp and it is not processed. If I return it to http://workingapp it is processed. In other
words, I go into Library Settings -> Incoming Email for a working library, and copy the alias, then disable incoming email for that library. I then go to Library Settings -> Incoming Email for a non-working library, enable incoming email, and paste
the alias. Once done, emails sent to the alias are not processed. I then do the reverse, and it works again.
On #2, I have already tried multiple libraries on http://nonworkingapp (also as noted in the original post).
In my environment, incoming email does not work for any library on http://nonworkingapp, but does work for any library on http://workingapp. Troubleshooting listed above has ruled out any problem with basic mail server configuration or library settings
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I'm not sure what you mean by "steps to reproduce the issue". If I knew that, I would probably be able to solve the issue. The best I could come up with to describe the situation would be:
Set up SP 2010 in a three-node configuration with multiple web apps
Enable incoming email and confirm it works
Migrate to a SP2013 SP1 farm in a three node configuration.
Enable a new email alias for a library
Observe that it doesn't work for one web application.
Obviously, it's pretty unlikely that attempting that in a lab would actually have the same result.

CRM 5.0 ERMS - Setting Priority, Due Date etc of Incoming Email

Hi Gurus
We've moved our incoming e-mail processing from a Non-ERMS set-up to an ERMS set-up.
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Maximum points for the correct answer here.
Many Thanks in advance
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Hi,
Yes you have to do settings in rule modeler, please go through the following link for ERMS and rule modeler and if you are still not able to solve let me know.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm50/helpdata/en/83/0a94734da3439fabcd079cee3f3c72/frameset.htm
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I think you need to do these settings in Transaction CRMC_IC_AUIGNADR
Edited by: Deepak Ahuja on May 14, 2008 4:15 PM

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