Re: Mail File Troubles

Danny,

Are the folders regular old folders that live in the mail file itself, or
are they private folders that actually live in the desktop.dsk file.  If
they are not regular folders, they will not be replicated.

Open the mail file in question in the designer client and see if the
folders are in that file in the Folders view.  If they're not, then there's
your problem.

Tell the user not to worry too much, as these folders are not like
directories on a hard disk.  Just because the folder isn't there, the
messages are and should be accessible via All Documents.

Mike E.





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                    06/05/2002 04:15 PM
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I have recently setup another Notes server in our Notes Domain running on
Windows 2000 Server.
I moved about 50 users and mail files from our existing Notes Server
(running on an AS/400) to this
server.  The problem I am having is with mail files not being consistent
after the move.

I have one user that I have replicated his file manually and through the
admin process and when it
gets to the other server and I or he opens it, several folders did not make
it across.  At that point I
can go back and open the file on my server and the folders are also gone.

AS/400 running Version 5.0.9
2000 Server running Version 5.0.10

Any ideas gurus of all Domino gurus who are smart enough to run Domino on
an AS/400.

Danny W. McCampbell
danny.mccampbell@us.mahle.com

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