On Thu, 15 Nov 90 00:42:24 +0100 Eric Thomas said:
>Your list probably specifies that notebooks should be archived on the
>D-disk. This specification is invalid, the D-disk is automatically erased
>at some points in the code; it should NEVER be the recipient of any list
>archives or files or anything. It's a work disk, in fact it's supposed to
>be a T-DISK.
>
> Eric
Thank you, Eric, for your prompt response. :)
The list in question is "CHINA-ND", and according to its header, the
notebooks are saved to the E disk. I have enclosed the header at the
end of this message for your reference.
Another question:
Besides listname FILELIST, and listname FILEID, is there an internal list
that LISTSERV keeps and checks against when refreshing a list?
If I delete a file from the FILELIST and refresh the list, I got
this message: "Error in LSVFILID for file xxxxxxx".
The owner had changed the archive from WEEKLY to YEARLY by mistake (! :))
and had to change it back, he took the two months worth of log file
and broke it down to weekly logs, add the lines for the logs in the
CHINA-ND FILELIST and sent the logs to listserv. I wonder if this
can cause any problem. When refreshing the list, the file attributes
like lrecl, time, and date fields are not filled in.
Third question:
Do I need to update the listname FILEID file for the owner every time
he wants to add a new package? Neither he or I can get the file with
TELL LISTSERV GET CHINA-ND FILEID. I could get it by the CMS SENDFILE
and put it back with the PUTC option in the LSVPUT command. Am I doing
something wrong? Should I add this file to some filelist for the owner
to get? Thanks again for answers.
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* "China News Digest"
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* Review= owner Subscription= Open
* Send= Editor Notify= Yes
* Confidential= no Reply-to= List,Respect
* Files= No Validate= Store only
* X-tags= Comment Ack= No
* Stats= Normal,Private Prime=No
* Errors-to= [log in to unmask]
* Notebook= Yes,E,Weekly,Public
* Mail-via= DIST2
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