For some reason though I can’t get the add in to fire off the batch command or the email messages even though the email test works fine.

I’ve made sure that send mail is selected and the directory is set with and email address and batch command but they never seem to work but the view is showing

Thanks in advance for you help.

Adrian McAlonan.

Ich bekomme auch keine EMail’s hab nun ein bisschen Rumgespielt … wenn ich eine Datei direkt im “Überwachten Orner” anlege bekomme ich ne Mail… wenn ich ein Datei in einem Unterordner anlege bekomme ich keine ….. Im Log taucht aber ein Eintrag auf…

For anyone else who might experience the same problem, the solution appears to have been to delete the DB.WHS.Helper.dll from the “C:/program files/Windows Home Server” directory and to re-install the plugin following.

you have an email.
For all others who have the same problem, please try the following:
- connect to server
- run command line
- type cd “C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727″ ENTER
- type installutil -u “C:\Program Files\Windows Home Server\WHSDirectoryWatcherService.exe”
After this, you can un and reinstall the add-in normally.

I just tried to upgrade my 1.0 version of the Directory Watcher add-in and am encountering problems. First, I (stupidly) tried to install the 1.1 version while 1.0 was still installed and got an error. I went back and uninstalled the previous version and installed the new version. Unfortunately, I’m getting the error below when I try to log into my WHS Console. I tried deleting the noted DLL from the WHS console directory which got rid of the error, but when I tried to install the 1.1 add-in nothing showed up beyond the console informing me that it was installed. Then when I uninstalled it again I’m back to the error below. Any help on a complete removal and re-install would be great. Thanks!

-Adam Swift

“The previous attempt to open the Windows Home Server Console was not successful because there was a problem with the following file: HomeServerConsoleTab.WHSDirectoryWatcher.dll. If the problem persists, please uninstall the add-in associated with the file and try again.”

Email is there in the folder. Steps taken (maybe I’ve missed a step?) to add email address:

1. Click on Watch Folder
2. Click on Add Email Address
3. Click on Add mail
4. Type in email address
5. Close.
6. Click Save.

Nothing in the event log that looks email related. I even rebooted the box and re-checked the settings to make sure all settings were saved correctly.