Hi Nicholas,

On 08 Aug 17 20:20, Nicholas Boel wrote to All:
  about: "Argh..":

 NB> Last question for tonight, and maybe I'll get an answer by tomorrow.

It's received here at 3:26 in the middle of the night. ;)

 NB> So I have everything setup, including in my node manager for my link
 NB> (myself) I have compression set to NONE. Also, in my
 NB> compression/decompression settings I only have ZIP setup, and set as
 NB> default (even though this shouldn't matter since my link is set to no
 NB> compression).

Indeed.

 NB> That said, when I run "fmail scan -A -E -N -J -S" (even though I
 NB> really don't need all that), I get:

So you red the docs? ;)
(I don't use any options on my "regular" scan command)

-E and -N are mutually exclusive. I don't know what happens when you use
both at the same time.

 NB> Retrying to compress outgoing mailpacket(s)
 NB> DEBUG packArc: file /home/axisd/fido/outbound/00000001.qqq  1:154/10.1 ->
 NB> 1:154/10  outStatus:2

Hey you build a debug version. ;)
outStatus:2 just means the node has "crash" status.

This is logged at the beginning of the packArc function. It's what happens
afterwards that is the interesting part...

 NB> There the .QQQ file sits with my two messages in my outbound
 NB> directory. I'm lost.

.qqq files are temporary pkt files that are left when something went wrong
scanning/packing. And are retried the next time fmail is run.

Wilfred.

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