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   Hello All!   
      
   I have noticed that for downlinks polling more often than once per hour where   
   the echo packets extention have gone (for example) from :   
      
   0000fffc.su0   to  .su9   
   0000fffc.sua   to  .suz   
      
   The system can no longer pass packets to them as all extention letters are    
   used   
   up.   
      
   Here we have the above archives all zero but the system does not clean itself   
   up of empty archive packets after they have been sent so in the above example   
   with 36 archives all empty mbse has no where to go for this node and s/he just   
   looses any more that might arrive for them.   
      
   This is caused by every time a node polls any archives on hold are sent (so   
   far so good) with mbse zeroising the size of each that has been sent.   
      
   On the next poll it creates a new extention preset to zero and if by the next   
   poll it is still zero will still create a new extention and not just hold as   
   is.   
      
   The other factor would be having reached say .suz to start with suA thru suZ   
   but here I am guessing that some systems may well not be able to cope with the   
   upper case name ?   
      
   Another option is if mbse on reaching .xxz (where xx is the day) to delete all   
   older empty archives and then restart with .xx0.   
      
      
   Any one with ideas on this issue ?   
      
      
   And yes I have checked that in this instance for the above archives (0000fffc)   
   they all are created at time of polling by the node.   
      
      
   Vince   
      
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