On 2017 Nov 30 04:07:00, you wrote to me:

 NB>>> So are you saying binkd executes this script before the file is done
 NB>>> transferring?

 ml>> no... binkd doesn't execute anything over here on the main system...
 ml>> my mail scripts were moving a large files into the fileboxes when
 ml>> binkd rescanned and saw the file in one of the fileboxes which it
 ml>> promptly tried to deliver to the remote system owning the filebox...
 ml>> nothing else... when the system gets busy, a copy/move that would
 ml>> normally take 15 to 20 seconds can take up to 60 seconds or more...

 NB> So then you're saying that a large file was being transferred into a
 NB> filebox, and binkd tried sending it out before the copy/move was
 NB> finished?

yes...

 NB> Sorry man, something just doens't add up here. Whether it be your
 NB> scripts, or binkd, or whatever. It's all about the story, man! ;)

i gave facts from an incident that took place here that might coroborate
someone else's similar situation... nothing more...

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