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|    Kevin Blalock to All    |
|    Re: Set Newscan Date    |
|    24 Aug 21 07:19:14    |
      From: kevin.blalock@gmail.com              On Tuesday, August 24, 2021 at 8:20:26 AM UTC-5, g00r00 wrote:       > KB> Hello, I have an interesting issue. This has happened with more than one        > KB> FTN so far. Not sure if I have a setting set incorrectly somewhere.        > KB>        > KB> When I join a new FTN, and send areafix a %RESCAN and I end up with        > KB> thousands of new messages I obviously go to set a newscan date.        > KB>        > KB> The problem is, I still randomly end up with some echo bases not       actually        > KB> updating with the newscan date and still have 1000+ unread in one base.        >        > FTN and AreaFix and RESCANs are all related. But your new scan date on a BBS        > has nothing to do with FTN. I am not sure I am understanding your situation        > here.        >        > ... I'm not a complete idiot... Several parts are missing!                     My appologies, I will try and explain better. Basically when I join a new FTN       and request a %RESCAN to areafix from the hub to download all previous       echonet messages let's say it download 20k messages. That is all fine and       well, the problem is it shows        20k new messages, and when selecting 'Set Newscan Date' as a user in the       Messages menu of the BBS, and select lets say todays date. Then, I go open the       Indexed MSG Reader, and the majority of message bases still show New with       messages much older than the        date selected.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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