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I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable? I ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at 1:120/544) that although a
rescan of an echo to my uplink resulted in a message noting that 400 messages were scanned but my system only ended up importing 47. Need
to figure out where that is...
I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there
echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable? I
ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at 1:120/544)
that although a rescan of an echo to my uplink resulted in a
message noting that 400 messages were scanned but my system only
ended up importing 47. Need to figure out where that is...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
Thursday May 09 2013 11:21, RJ Clay wrote to All:
I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there
echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable? I
ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at 1:120/544)
that although a rescan of an echo to my uplink resulted in a
message noting that 400 messages were scanned but my system only
ended up importing 47. Need to figure out where that is...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there
echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable? I
ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at 1:120/544)
that although a rescan of an echo to my uplink resulted in a
message noting that 400 messages were scanned but my system only
ended up importing 47. Need to figure out where that is...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
Shouldn't have been; I'd just added the echo to the
configuration...
I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there
echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable? I
ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at 1:120/544)
that although a rescan of an echo to my uplink resulted in a
message noting that 400 messages were scanned but my system only
ended up importing 47. Need to figure out where that is...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
Shouldn't have been; I'd just added the echo to the
configuration...
that depends on the tosser's method of dupe detection...
True but in this case none of the messages would be in any other echo...
that depends on the tosser's method of dupe detection...
True but in this case none of the messages would be in any other echo...
Smack me if I'm wrong... I think this aspect is weak point for
MBSE: the handling of dupes/bad mail. IIRC there ain't no option
to 'toss from bad', after configuring new areas. So, you are at
the mercy of any dupes in the dupe database.
that depends on the tosser's method of dupe detection...
True but in this case none of the messages would be in any
other echo...
Smack me if I'm wrong... I think this aspect is weak point for MBSE:
the handling of dupes/bad mail. IIRC there ain't no option to 'toss
from bad', after configuring new areas. So, you are at the mercy of
any dupes in the dupe database.
It would be nice to get some advice from Michiel or Vince on this...
For badmail that I have created a echo area for I just use golded to
mark them and them move to the new area.
On dupes I have it set to 16k and have not noticed any issues but I
also use age, so that any msgs over 30 days old get junked.
Hope that helps in some way.
I don't recall if I've brought this up again but are there
echomail import limits that may not be explictly configurable?
I ask because I noticed again (on my v0.92.0 system at
1:120/544) that although a rescan of an echo to my uplink
resulted in a message noting that 400 messages were scanned but
my system only ended up importing 47. Need to figure out where
that is...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
Shouldn't have been; I'd just added the echo to the
configuration...
that depends on the tosser's method of dupe detection...
Is it possible the others were discarded as duplicates?
Shouldn't have been; I'd just added the echo to the
configuration...
that depends on the tosser's method of dupe detection...
True but in this case none of the messages would be in any other echo...