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|    Enric Lleal to Kim Heino    |
|    BBBS scan process    |
|    12 Mar 14 12:40:12    |
      Hi Kim,              As far I can see, nobody has been facing in the past with an issue like mine.              I have a few questions, maybe you could answer them.              The first one: Maybe in the first steps at initial deploy of BBBS (a few years       ago) I did something wrong like pack users, pack and move some conferences       while some users were online (probably they were writing new mails)... Do you       think that now, with an increment of users (from 5 to 30 concurrents), this       could be a cause for the strange behavior on my system? If yes, why now?              The second one: I assume and I agree that you can't spend a lot of time       thinking about how can be fixed this, and in parallel some of my users are       asking me for the resolution of this issue. I'm thinking to build a new server       and install from scratch a BBBS system, avoiding prior mistakes. I know that       some config files can be used by the new system, and I assume that some other       configs (like the bbbs users) can be lost. I could reimport the current mail       (well, all the mail that has been exported) from a downlink that I use like       backup. There is some way to export/import all the messages from each       conference on the current message base or I assume that's lost for my new BBBS?              Thanks in advance as usual, Kim.              -       A reveure!!       Enric              --- BBBS/Li6 v4.10 Dada-1        * Origin: Eye Of The Beholder BBS : el Corsario de FidoNet (2:343/107)    |
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