Hi Nicholas,   
      
   On 09 Aug 17 18:33, Nicholas Boel wrote to All:   
     about: "Argh!":   
      
    NB> Welp, I reconfigured what I needed to, leaving the "Max exports" at   
    NB> 64. Not sure why that crashed FConfig32, but whatever.   
      
   Before you said that FMailW32 crashed, not FConfigW32?   
      
    NB> Looks like after creating a new message in Golded, running "fmail   
    NB> scan" marks the message as "Snt" in Golded, puts the packet in my   
    NB> outbound directory as ".qqq" and every time "fmail scan" is ran   
    NB> afterwards, I get this:   
      
    NB> DEBUG cwd: /home/axisd/fido/outbound   
    NB> DEBUG arg 0: /home/axisd/fido/fmail/bin/fmail   
    NB> DEBUG arg 1: scan   
    NB> DEBUG replaceDrive = "/"   
    NB> DEBUG configPat = "/home/axisd/fido/fmail/bin/"   
    NB> DEBUG gmtOffset=-18000 daylight=1 timezone 21600 tzname=CST-CDT   
      
   Just status information at startup...   
      
    NB> Scanning netmail directory...   
      
    NB> DEBUG Delete-ing: /home/axisd/fido/netmail/*.fml   
    NB> Retrying to compress outgoing mailpacket(s)   
      
   This might be a little confusing, because it also says that if it just creates   
   the .pkt file in the outbound directory (and doesn't compress it into an   
   archive file).   
      
    NB> DEBUG packArc: file /home/axisd/fido/outbound/00000001.qqq  1:154/10.1   
    NB> -> 1:154/10  outStatus:2   
      
   This is still good, but after this you would expect some log/output lines it   
   created the flo file forinstance, or why it failed. I'll try to send you an   
   update with some more logging later on...   
      
    NB> So it seems something isn't working as expected when trying to rename   
    NB> the PKT.   
      
   Apparently...   
      
    NB> Yet the message in Golded is still marked Snt.   
      
   That's normal, because the message is already exported to the .qqq file.   
      
    NB> Oddly enough, there is/was never any kind of .?lo file either,   
      
   That's a clue...   
      
    NB> which is interesting seeing as though I have "Binkley" as my mailer   
    NB> option in fconfig. I would assume that's the only mailer close to   
    NB> binkd as far as BSO is concerned?   
      
   That's indeed what you select for BSO.   
      
   Wilfred.   
      
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