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K2UL > MSYS 06.01.00 19:07l 38 Lines 1347 Bytes #-8899 (0) @ WW
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Subj: RE: MSYS 1.20 housecleaning tip
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> Hello MSYS sysops,
> A new problem has been reported where MSYS 1.20 is missing a zero on
> the 6 digit date, causing MSYS to think bulletins are 100+ years old
> at housecleaning time. The only temporary cure to the problem I could
> think of is by utilizing the "keep=" switch of your MSYS.HCL file.
> You will first have to try to estimate how many bulletins of each catagory
> in your MSYS.HCL that you would like to keep daily, adding the appropriate
> number. Short example:
>
> at=ww keep=50
>
> This method eliminates the date problem. It may take some juggling
> of the number not deleted to prevent exceeding the maximum number of
> bulletins you can accept.
> 73 Norb
Norb's suggestion is a good one. I tried this and it partially worked.
My MSYS.HCL now consists of one line:
keep=200
I expected this to save the 200 most recent messages and delete anything
older. Well, it kept the 200 most recent messages from Jan 6 thru 4, but
it refused to delete old messages from Jan 2 and 1, so I had to delete
them manually.
I'm guessing that the Jan 2 and 1 messages were an anomaly because they
co-existed with the 1999 messages before the 99 messages were
hand-removed.
Well, at least this is a step forward. The KEEP command is very powerful
and you may want to try other combinations or variations.
73, Dan K2UL
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