Hi Sergey,

I guess, we have to give up using Nigel's class with GroupWise and find something else. We have couple of crashes of GroupWise recently and our Network Administrator blames our tests for them. Here is the message he sent me:
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DO NOT TEST IT! DO NOT TEST IT!

It is too much of a coincidence to even attempt at this point. The fact remains that GroupWise has not crashed since the testing has stopped! And it didn't crash before the testing started.

I am going to only say this once more:

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES ATTEMPT TO TEST IT!

I am SICK of having to reboot that server and answer phone calls about e-mail being down.


>>> Nadya Nosonovsky 08/17 1:33 PM >>>
I don' think, it's related, might be just a coincidence. However, we never know for sure until we try.

>>> Tim Geiss 08/17/01 01:29PM >>>
DO NOT TEST IT!

The e-mail server has not crashed since testing re-eng with Groupwise has stopped.

GroupWise has run flawless for years, apparently up until the testing started taking place.

I am NOT going to put up with the server crashing again under any circumstances whatsoever!

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>OIC. Maybe it's anti-virus on NT server or workstations?
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>>>Hi Nadya,
>>>I'm confused. I thougt that you had problem sending email from NT server. Now you're saying that it doesn't work from worstation. Can you clarify?
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>>Sergey,
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>>When we're sending mails from our WorkStations (say, from my computer or from user's computer) accessing files from NT server (e.g. files physically reside on NT server) we have problems with some file extensions, for instance, PDF, ZIP, DAT files are not send properly, while DBF, CDX do.
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>>When we send mails accessing files from Novell server (Development server) - everything works fine.
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>>When we send files using Outlook Express, everything works fine too.
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>>When we send files from server directly (from this machine), it also works.
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>>So, the problem is really bizarre. Something is set wrongly on Client GroupWise, which doesn't allow it to work properly. We're trying to find out, what's wrong with my manager and our Network Administrator, but haven't come to the idea yet.
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>>May be you have some fresh ideas?
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>>Thanks in advance.
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