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Trend Micro's Scan Mail for Lotus Notes. I noticed "08/09/2004 15:04:59 Unable to save pattern file to user's system." in my log.nsf about one of the times that PUPDATE runs. I then used iSeries Navigator to look at my lpt*.* files sorted by date. I have lptvpn.953, which is current. (I know, we need the newer version of ScanMail. We have it on several other Domino servers.) Why would I have received the message 'Unable to save pattern file to user's system'? Another thing to consider. My iSeries Navigator says that the date changed is 8/10/2004 at 7:05am. I assume that is when it was downloaded. (Date created was 8/5/2004 at 3:00am. Sure could have used this pattern file earlier. Makes me wonder why the 4-5 day delay?) I have PUPDATE running at: 03:00AM 07:00AM 11:00AM 03:00PM 07:00PM 11:00PM 08/09/2004 15:04:59 Unable to save pattern file to user's system. 08/09/2004 19:00:20 Running Program document for 'PUPDATE load -debug' 08/09/2004 19:01:14 Unable to register with host. 08/09/2004 23:00:24 Running Program document for 'PUPDATE load -debug' 08/09/2004 23:00:27 Unable to register with host. 08/10/2004 07:05:32 ScanMail has successfully downloaded pattern file lpt$vpn.953 Doesn't look like a configuration change on my end. Could it be that their server was just too busy? Or will all these irritations dissolve with the latest version of Trend? Last minute thought... about that "-debug" option... I suppose the next time I get one of those errors I could check the file smlog/pattdnld.dbg, eh? Like I got time to monitor that. Rob Berendt -- Group Dekko Services, LLC Dept 01.073 PO Box 2000 Dock 108 6928N 400E Kendallville, IN 46755 http://www.dekko.com
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