On 8 Jul 00 at 13:24, L.D. Best wrote:
>
> I just ran NDD on the logical drives I: J:[Arachne] and K: No errors on
> I: or K: but Lost Chain Cluster in J:\spider\smtp.log was found. This
> matches up with the fact that many of the files created from lost chains
> have been complete e-mail messages I've sent.
>
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>
> I just took a look at the file that NDD saved, and I find it very
> confusing. The first section of the file is a complete message with
> headers, plus the end of file period "." and the QUIT command sent to
> the server. But then after that is another fragment of the same file,
> bits and pieces... This was not a message I'd saved anywhere, like to
> outbox, and then rewritten. This was a relatively short message I had
> typed once and sent directly from the reply page. So how did bits and
> pieces of the message get schmeared around? Maybe this is something
> Michael might understand?
>
Do you have one or more TSR (terminate and stay resident)
programs running while you use your modem ?
If so, try without them.
Unexpected things can happen in pure DOS PPP with TSR's loaded with
some modems.
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Alejandro Lieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Rosario Argentina
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