I am trying to figure out how to do a rescan on a d'bridge system as the areafix was not very helpful with the system I am connecting to.
I notice can do either %RESCAN or -R on subject line, is there a way to do a count with that?
On 10 Jul 17 21:49:51, Pequito said the following to All:
I am trying to figure out how to do a rescan on a d'bridge system as th areafix was not very helpful with the system I am connecting to.
I notice can do either %RESCAN or -R on subject line, is there a way to count with that?
The method is correct. At this time, counting is not supported.
The Areafix system in D'Bridge is not as elaborate as in other tossers.
Its really up to the D'Bridge system in question as to whether Rescans
are supported or not. This can be an option toggle, an Echomail security policy or the system may not have its message databases/files set in a
way to allow it.
If you feel absolutely sure the system in question should be sending rescans, or it has done so in the past, let me know.
The method is correct. At this time, counting is not supported.
The Areafix system in D'Bridge is not as elaborate as in other tossers.
Its really up to the D'Bridge system in question as to whether Rescans
are supported or not. This can be an option toggle, an Echomail security policy or the system may not have its message databases/files set in a
way to allow it.
If you feel absolutely sure the system in question should be sending rescans,
or it has done so in the past, let me know.
The system in question is my D'Bridge hub. I have been trying to
trouble shoot this but have run out of ideas. Rescan used to work, but
I did notice one thing that didn't seem right.
Under echomail areas, the rescan option was always (default) set to "0". That is supposed to mean unlimited messages allowed in the rescan. When you set it to "0" now, it says "None" like it is disabled.
I originally thought that was the problem, so I edited all echos (using Notepad++) to Rescan: 9998 (the highest number allowed). Apparently that didn't get it processing, either.
Any tips appreciated. It could be that I just need to troubleshoot this after having a few Budweisers.
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