Morning Marshall,
At 10:20 AM 07/09/2001 -0400, you wrote:
A file by the name of Colloidal silver.mbx would be the index file for the
"Colloidal Silver" mailbox when using Eudora.
In the version of Eudora I am using, 4.3, the MBX file is the actual
mailbox - data file.
For each associated mailbox, there is a file with a TOC extension. It is
about 5 % the size of the MBX file.
Considering the size ratio, I would think the index file
is mailbox.toc or whatever the mailbox name.
Infrequently I have a corrupt index file and Eudora can rebuild these with
no loss of messages.
If you delete this file you
will lose your mailbox I believe.
Yes, the MBX will zap the whole message base for that box.
You may want to take a look at this link which I think outlines how to get the
index file rebuilt:
http://www.cs.nwu.edu/~beim/eudora/eudora-fix-toc.html
I did look at the link. I developed my own system for doing the same
thing a bit differently long ago.
Of course the only fool proof thing to do is make a PKZIP batchfile to
backup and compress all the TOC and MBX files.
Or.... mirror the whole smear.
Wayne
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