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I'm experiencing a problem with trying to send netmail in FastEcho2. Ihave
the netmail area setup as *.msg. When I enter a netmail, I see it in the designated netmail folder. I execute Fastecho2 scan and a continuous list
15 Oct 17 07:41:30, you wrote to All:
I'm experiencing a problem with trying to send netmail in
FastEcho2. I have
the netmail area setup as *.msg. When I enter a netmail, I see it in the designated netmail folder. I execute Fastecho2 scan and a
continuous list
Did you run "fastech2.exe pack" also?
Tommi Koivula wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:
15 Oct 17 07:41:30, you wrote to All:
I'm experiencing a problem with trying to send netmail in
FastEcho2. I have
the netmail area setup as *.msg. When I enter a netmail, I see it in the
designated netmail folder. I execute Fastecho2 scan and a
continuous list
Did you run "fastech2.exe pack" also?
Yes. But I really wouldn't want to pack the thousands of non-existent netmails that scrolled on the screen when I executed the scan.
Hi Joe.
15 Oct 17 11:15:32, you wrote to me:
Tommi Koivula wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:
15 Oct 17 07:41:30, you wrote to All:
I'm experiencing a problem with trying to send netmail in
FastEcho2. I have
the netmail area setup as *.msg. When I enter a netmail, I see
it in the
designated netmail folder. I execute Fastecho2 scan and a
continuous list
Did you run "fastech2.exe pack" also?
Yes. But I really wouldn't want to pack the thousands of non-existent netmails that scrolled on the screen when I executed the scan.
How could you pack something non-existent? :D
"fastech2.exe scan" is not packing/routing netmail. It just exports netmails from the msgbase to the main netmail area.
Then how about renumbering your .msg base? "feutil2.exe pack
-renumber -msg".
And how is your route file?
Did you run "fastech2.exe pack" also?
Yes. But I really wouldn't want to pack the thousands of non-existent netmails that scrolled on the screen when I executed the scan.
On 2017 Oct 15 11:15:32, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:
Did you run "fastech2.exe pack" also?
Yes. But I really wouldn't want to pack the thousands of non-existent netmails that scrolled on the screen when I executed the scan.
do you have your mailer's netmail area and this netmail area set to
the same path? my point being that maybe FE is trying to move the
netmail from the BBS netmail area (separate config) to the mailer's (central/general) netmail area... since both are the same, it is
copying it to the same area before removing the old one as sent...
what mailer have you told FE you are using??
do you have your mailer's netmail area and this netmail area set to
the same path? my point being that maybe FE is trying to move the
netmail from the BBS netmail area (separate config) to the mailer's
(central/general) netmail area... since both are the same, it is
copying it to the same area before removing the old one as sent...
Yes. I have checked to make sure the netmail paths match in Internet
Rex (mailer), FE and Max BBS.
Joe Bruchis wrote to All <=-
I'm experiencing a problem with trying to send netmail in FastEcho2. I have the netmail area setup as *.msg. When I enter a netmail, I
see it in the designated netmail folder. I execute
Fastecho2 scan and a continuous list of netmails begin
scrolling across the screen. I have let it run over 20,000
before I aborted. It seems it would go on forever. When I
look again in the netmail directory, it now shows 1.msg and
3000.msg. When I open the area in Timed/2, it shows the one
netmail I wrote, but shows a high message area count of
3000. I cannot find any zero byte netmail files in the
outbound, or the netmail area.
Has anyone experienced and solved a similar problem with netmail in
FE2?
Joe Bruchis wrote to All <=-
Has anyone experienced and solved a similar problem with netmail in
FE2?
I have in the past, but what I did to fix the problem escapes me at
the moment. Then again, I do my netmails from within FrontDoor/2 nowadays.
On 2017 Oct 15 18:28:08, you wrote to me:
Yes. I have checked to make sure the netmail paths match in Internet
Rex (mailer), FE and Max BBS.
this really does sound like looping netmail areas... what are the definitions of those netmail areas you have defined... check /all/ software and let's see if we can match them up...