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Also, because VPOP3 is running as a service, it needs to have permission to access the shared folder. In VPOP3 v6.1 and later you can specify the share account details in the Database -> Backup settings. In earlier versions of VPOP3 you can set VPOP3 to run as a different account which has share permissions (check ALL file permissions in that case), or you could set the sharing permissions to allow the whole VPOP3 computer access to the shares. | Also, because VPOP3 is running as a service, it needs to have permission to access the shared folder. In VPOP3 v6.1 and later you can specify the share account details in the Database -> Backup settings. In earlier versions of VPOP3 you can set VPOP3 to run as a different account which has share permissions (check ALL file permissions in that case), or you could set the sharing permissions to allow the whole VPOP3 computer access to the shares. | ||
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