Tue 2003-07-22 08:36, Bob Jones (1:343/41) wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 BS>> There is a problem in Squish/Msgapi, in the UNIX 
 BS>> version, if you use the kill/sent feature in netmail it 
 BS>> don't kill it after sent. It's only a problem if you 
 BS>> are using a *.MSG messagebase.

 BJ> Are the *.MGS files and the directory they are in owned by the same
 BJ> UID and GID that the squish process is running under?  Does the UID
 BJ> squish is running under have full access to the directory? 

Yes there is no problem there, Squish and my Editor is beeing runed by the
same user. I guess it's a problem in the msgapi, i'm quite scure.

 BJ> Since Max/Squish are currently defaulting to 600 for permissions
 BJ> when generating files, if you don't run everything under one UID,
 BJ> then when kill/sent flag is present, Squish might not have
 BJ> permission to delete the specific *.msg file.  Are you seeing any
 BJ> error message about this type of problem, either on the screen or
 BJ> possibly in the log file?

That's not the problem. Here is the log:

+ 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH Begin, Squish/UNIX v1.11 (mem=4836K - main=0x804aa40)
# 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH Scanning messages
# 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH Packing from /home/ftn/msgbase/netmail (64 msgs)
: 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH   Sent/killed #64 (dest=2:236/100.100)
: 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH   Packed=1
  22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH ZIPing mail for 2:236/100.100 (286 bytes)
+ 22 Jul 12:05:11 SQSH End.  Toss=0 (0/s), sent=1 (1/s), mem=4808K

No problem :)

 BS>> A temp. solution could be to use a Squish messagebase for netmail.

 BS>> I've tried to solve the problem, but i couldn't see it..

 BJ> Did you consider what I've mentioned above?  Did the above
 BJ> suggestions help? 

No, the problem isn't in the filesystem.

Regards, Bo

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