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How To Fix a Broken Mail App in iPhone

Started by menoob · 10 months ago

So I just upgraded to iPhone 1.1.4 using ZiPhone 2.5 and everything seems to be working as expected until I tried Mail. It just opens and closes! One solution that was confirmed to be working is to restore back to 1.1.4 through iTunes, let ZiPhone do its magic again, and in iTunes, instead o ... Continue reading »

10 comments

  • laxking

    1 year ago

    Worked perfectly, thank you so much! Thought I was going to have to sync everything again.
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  • reese

    1 year ago

    this didnt work for me...is there any other things i can try?
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  • david

    1 year ago

    Worked like a charm. Cheers
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  • shawn

    1 year ago

    how do i do this in windows?
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  • Steve

    1 year ago

    Brilliant - many thanks!
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  • Jamie

    10 months ago

    Perfect mate... was starting to get annoying
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  • Jamie

    10 months ago

    Sorry forgot to say this fixed mail app on 2.0.1 (5B108) 1st Gen
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  • menooB

    10 months ago

    @Jamie

    That's great.

    I heard there is another solution using Boss Prefs on a 2.x iPhone. Click on "More" and then "Fix User Dir Permission".

    I haven't tried it yet though. =)
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  • eddie

    5 months ago

    thank you!!! it worked fine for me on a unlocked 1.1.3 iphone Muchas Gracias!!!
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  • FloridaHealthInsuranceQuotes

    4 months ago

    Some people have been having problems with the Mail.app rules in Leopard. Mail filtering rules somehow don't seem to be working the way they should. I opened a file in ~/Library/Mail called MessageRules.plist. This file contains all the rules you've created, as well as the Apple-provided rules (eg. junk mail rules and News from Apple). What I noticed was that this file also contained very old rules that I had created, but were not visible in the rules list in Mail.app.

    My hunch was that the file had become corrupt. So I removed it, as well as MessageRules.plist.backup in that same directory, and restarted Mail. I made some new rules and they worked. I actually think this issue may have started before I upgraded to Leopard, so it's worth a shot in Tiger as well.
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