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But the change has definitely solved both problems. This change does not seem to affect the normal operation of the machine so I have no idea what the difference is between standby=1 vs standby=0. The “-a” flag applies the change for both on-battery and on-mains power modes.Ĭheck that the change has stuck by re-running “pmset -g”. Its value is probably 1 which is the default.Ĭhange it via “sudo pmset -a standby 0”. Run “pmset -g” and look for the “standby” parameter. Turns out there’s an easy solution to both problems - given to me by the excellent folks at OWC when I pointed out the connection (the panics were triggered by IONVMeController). After the OWC SSD, weird things around sleep/wake needing force-power-off to cure and I also had a couple of kernel panics. I had exactly the same problem and it sounds like I have very similar hardware too (MacBookPro11,2 with a 1TB OWC SSD). I suspect that it might be LaunchBar which is trying to index my network drive which may or not be either running or connected on any given day…I stopped those index items yesterday and it hasn’t crashed yet…but it’s only been a day. So…what can I look at to try and figure out what the cause is? I’ve got 8 or 10 login items but nothing has been added since this started…so I can’t really point to one of them being the culprit. Adding Mojave to the search criteria in google didn’t reveal a better command. I googled shutdown cause and found some old articles using the 'log show -predicate” command but that obviously predates Mojave since I get a Cannot open local log store complaint in terminal. I do condition the battery every couple of months by running it down until shutoff. Leaving the connector out for awhile to run the battery down below 100% and then replugging gives me the orange light followed by the green light. Pulling and replacing the connector sometimes gets the green light and sometimes not. One thing I’ve noticed…and I think that this is new with Mojave, anyway it started then I think…the charging indicator on the menu bar says charging but the green light on the Magsafe connector does not come on.

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My serial number is one of those affected by the recent battery recall…but since we’re on the road traveling for the summer in our RV I will likely not be able to send it in for replacement until we get back to FL in October. It’s connected to the AC adapter almost all the time although there is no power to it at night when the power strip is off.

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It’s a stock machine but with a 1 TB OWC SSD instead of the Apple one…back in March I put the original Apple SSD back in temporarily for the Combo Update application so that the firmware would get properly updated along with the OS. The power supply is plugged into a power strip that is turned off at night and every 4th or 5th time I pick it up it’s off rebooting then gives me the standard improper shutdown dialog when it finishes booting. For information about previous releases of SpamSieve, please see the version history.So…my 2015 rMBP running up to date Mojave periodically is shut down when I pick it up in the morning. Older versions are available for older operating systems. SpamSieve 2.9.31 works with macOS 10.7 through 10.13 and requires an e-mail client.

Fixed a crash reporter bug that could prevent some information from being logged.

Diagnostic reports now include more information about localizations and SpamSieve helper processes.

The Apple Mail - Discard Spam script is better able to work around Mail slowness that could leave spam messages stranded in the trash.

Worked around a bug in macOS 10.13 that could cause an internal error at launch when resolving an alias.

Automatically Deleting Old Spam Messages.

Improved the following sections of the manual:.

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The Outlook sections of the manual have been renamed to Setting Up Outlook 365 and Setting Up Outlook 2011 for clarity.

Postbox 6 no longer supports plug-ins, so we recommend continuing to use Postbox 5 for the time being or using the Apple Mail drone setup in the background.

Updated the Requirements and Setting Up Postbox sections of the manual.

Outlook - Filter Mailboxes now checks for new inbox messages every 1 minute by default (instead of 5), is more efficient, and is able to filter inboxes with localized names that were previously ignored.

Fixed a database bug that could cause SpamSieve to crash when processing a particular type of spam message containing garbage Unicode characters in the subject.

Made various changes to improve SpamSieve’s filtering accuracy.

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This is a free update that includes the following changes:

Version 2.9.31 of SpamSieve is now available. The following was posted on the SpamSieve blog:

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