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Sorry for the delay in responding. Thanks to both of you for assiting with this problem. !!
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Sorry for the delay in responding. Thanks to both of you for assiting with this problem. !!

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Just upgraded MailScanner to the latest stable release and all went to plan as far as i can tell. Problem is that when I try and open up the MailWatch Gui i get the following error &quot;&nbsp;Cannot open MailScanner configuration file &quot;. Baffled as to what he problem is and would appreciate some help. Hopefully its just something really simple that I &nbsp;have afiled to set.
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Just upgraded MailScanner to the latest stable release and all went to plan as far as i can tell. Problem is that when I try and open up the MailWatch Gui i get the following error " Cannot open MailScanner configuration file ". Baffled as to what he problem is and would appreciate some help. Hopefully its just something really simple that I  have afiled to set.

MailWatch Gui has stopped working after recent upgrade of MailScanner

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