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2116.1 | Reply history feature? | IOSG::SHOVE | Dave Shove -- REO2-G/M6 | Tue Jan 19 1993 18:06 | 10 |
| One quick point - ALL-IN-1 will only send a particular auto-reply
message once to a particular sender. It keeps a list (in
REPLYHIST.DAT in the ALL-IN-1 default directory of the user with the
auto-reply) of the addresses it has sent the reply to. This list is
cleared each time the user defines a new auto-reply (or cancels it).
The test is on the exact address string, so a given user might get the
same reply more than once if the address used wasn;t exactly the same.
Dave.
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2116.2 | "Thanks but ... addition info provided now" | ZPOVC::CHINGYUE | | Wed Jan 20 1993 11:57 | 22 |
| Dave,
Just want you to know how glad I was to see a reply to my question.
However, that doesn't help. (Probably not enough info given)
Say, if userA has AR on and userB sends her a msg.
userB sees theh msg: The mail has been sent.
But there is not msg waiting to be send when i do a SM MM DQ.
Neither does replyhist.dat of userA contains a record of userB. And
userB doesn't receive the reply msg.
I have found that the disk is very VERY fragmented and the INDEXF.SYS
is full and even produce error msg like -w-Headerfull.
Is this the cause ?
Does postmaster create a new file when AR is activated.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thank and ta ta
ching-U
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2116.3 | Sounds like the disk problems are causing it | IOSG::SHOVE | Dave Shove -- REO2-G/M6 | Wed Jan 20 1993 12:09 | 11 |
| Yes, POSTMASTER creates a new message when the user who has auto-reply
set receives a message (assuming, as I said before, that it's the first
message from the other address). So, if it can't create the file(s) to
hold this new message it wouild have a problem.
I would expect there to be error messages either in OA$MTI_ERR: or (if
the received message came from a remote user) in the fetcher batch log
file (OAMTIMAIL.LOG in the top-level VMS directory of ALL-IN-1 user
MANAGER - usually something like disk:[ALLIN1]OAMTIMAIL.LOG.
Dave.
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