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Conference abbott::teamlinks_windows

Title:	TeamLinks for Windows
Notice:	Kit and ECO locations: See replies to note 8.o note 8.
Moderator:	ORION::chayna.zko.dec.com::tamara::eppesAN

Created:	Mon Aug 28 1995
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2238
Total number of notes:	9650

2224.0. "Problem trying to do receipt notification" by CHOWDA::GLICKMAN (writing from Newport,RI) Thu May 29 1997 17:51

    A user gets this error message when he tries to reply "Y" on a return
    notification using TeamLinks 2.7:
    
    	An error was encountered while sending the receipt notification.
    	Mail Server Submit error.
    	A communication error with the mail server has occurred while
        sending the mail message.
    
    He has tried doing the return notification from 2 PCs running Windows95
    and 1 PC running Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with his same account and
    has the same problem from all three!
    
    Anyone seen this?  Know what is going on?  Know how to fix it?
    
    Appreciating any inputs.
    
    Thanks!

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2224.1 ACLs might be missing off of a1mail$.dir 34071::ANDRES_B Thu May 29 1997 18:01 18

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2224.1	ACLs might be missing off of a1mail$.dir	34071::ANDRES_B		`Thu May 29 1997 18:01`	18
	I believe this is the answer. The protection on A1MAIL$.DIR directory is not set properly. Enter the following command at the $ prompt: $DIR/SEC A1MAIL$.DIR The protection should look as follows: A1MAIL$.DIR;1 [userid] (RWE,RWE,,) (IDENTIFIER=[MUAS$SERVER],OPTIONS=PROTECTED,ACCESS=READ+WRITE) (IDENTIFIER=[MUAS$SERVER],OPTIONS=DEFAULT+PROTECTED,ACCESS=READ+WRITE+ DELETE+CONTROL) Usually the [MUAS$SERVER] access control information is missing. This will happen if the A1MAIL$.DIR is created manually instead of X4MAN creating it when the user is added.

    I believe this is the answer.
    
    The protection on A1MAIL$.DIR directory is not set properly.  Enter the
    following command at the $ prompt:
    
        $DIR/SEC A1MAIL$.DIR
    
    The protection should look as follows:
    
        A1MAIL$.DIR;1        [userid]          (RWE,RWE,,)
          (IDENTIFIER=[MUAS$SERVER],OPTIONS=PROTECTED,ACCESS=READ+WRITE)
         
    (IDENTIFIER=[MUAS$SERVER],OPTIONS=DEFAULT+PROTECTED,ACCESS=READ+WRITE+
          DELETE+CONTROL)
    
    Usually the [MUAS$SERVER] access control information is missing.  This
    will happen if the A1MAIL$.DIR is created manually instead of X4MAN
    creating it when the user is added.