Good day Randy,.

On our Mac system - surgemail runs as user daemon. You can see the user in activity monitor.

My solution was to place the legal archive folder in the surgemail folder (/usr/local/surgemail) - and give the user daemon write permission. Works perfectly.

My path for the legal archive looks like this:
/usr/local/surgemail/legalarchive

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Gary Nightingale


> On Mar 17, 2017, at 11:12 AM, Randy Zumwalde <zumwaldeHIDDEN@we.com> wrote:
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> No it's the internal HD of a mac mini.
> 
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> On 3/17/17 9:46 AM, Eric Vey wrote:
>> This is an external USB or lightening drive? 
>> 
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>> On March 17, 2017 9:44:04 AM Randy Zumwalde <zumwaldeHIDDEN@we.com> wrote: 
>> 
>>> Hi, 
>>> 
>>> I'm trying to enable a legal archive to store on a partition of my 1TB 
>>> hard drive (ie. Macintosh HD2/surgemail_legal_archive). 
>>> It doesn't seem to working because the folder surgemail_legal_archive 
>>> has zero bytes for zero items on disk. 
>>> I have ticked Enable Legal Archive and ticked Disable Amazon/S3, set the 
>>> path for local storage shown above and set the Encryption Password. 
>>> Is there something I'm missing? 
>>> The hard drive is 1TB partitioned into two 500GB drives with the first 
>>> partition named Server HD which is where Surgemail is located 
>>> and the second partition is Macintosh HD2. 
>>> 
>>> Thanks, 
>>> Randy 
>>> 
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