How To Register An Event Log

A mutual problem with the Windows Upshot Log is when a required bulletin DLL is not registered with the event viewer. This can happen with other software too as VPOP3.

If this has happened, then when you view an effect in the Event Viewer it will say: The clarification for Event ID xxxx from source yyyy cannot exist plant

Because the Event Viewer cannot peradventure know most all the possible upshot messages from all possible programs, each plan which writes to the outcome log has to register a 'bulletin DLL' with the event viewer. This DLL contains the bulletin IDs and text.

For VPOP3, this DLL is called 'vpop3msg.dll' in the VPOP3 installation directory.

For PostgresSQL, this DLL is called 'pgevent.dll' in the VPOP3\pgsql\lib directory.

Manually register the VPOP3 message DLL

1.To manually register the VPOP3

ii.Run the Windows Registry Editor REGEDIT.EXE

3.In the left pane, detect HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Application

iv.Right-click Application in the left pane, and cull New > Key and create a new cardinal called VPOP3

v.In this new Key, in the right pane:

a.Cull New > DWORD (32 scrap) Value and create a new Value Category Count with value 2

b.Choose New > DWORD (32 bit) Value and create a new Value Types Supported with value 7

c.Cull New > String Value and create a new Value CategoryMessageFile with value c:\vpop3\vpop3msg.dll (or wherever the vpop3msg.dll file is located)

d.Cull New > String Value and create a new Value EventMessageFile with value c:\vpop3\vpop3msg.dll (or wherever the vpop3msg.dll file is located)

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Restart the Issue Viewer if necessary.

Manually register the PostgreSQL message DLL

Launch a command prompt equally an administrator and navigate to the VPOP3 folder

run: regsvr32 /n /i:VPOP3DB pgsql\lib\pgevent.dll

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Restart the Result Viewer if necessary.