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It sounds like consistent ACL is set.

Excellent. Thanks a lot guys. I have installed and begun testing Trend and it seems pretty good.

We used to use Groupshield which was terrible. We have recently been trialing Symantec and Trend Micro. Symantec seems to cause a few problems the worst being when its installed on 1 server the whole thing locks up including NT and you have to physically switch it off and uninstall SAV. Trend...

If all you want to do is allow several users to use the same machine easily then just create a seperate location document for each. That way if Fred logs in he just changes location to Fred and it open's his mail with his user ID

So what problem do you have ?

It shouldnt do. Unless the agent that you have written has code it that will only run on that version.

Try www.notes.net They have all different modem drivers which you can download and put in the same folder as all the others. Then when you restart notes it should add the new one to the list

The public key is wrong in the address book. You need to get the user to send you their public key which you can then copy and paste into the address book.

You cant. The passwords are changed using the user ID file. So unless you have the file and you know what the password you cant. Unless you are running R5 with password recovery.

Yeah recover it from the backup that you have :o)

As far as I know there is no way you can do this. You will have to recreate the ID. The user will only loose old encrypted mail if you do this. They will still have the old inbox so it isnt to bad.

Do you have a folder in your inbox called Calendar ??? If so remove it and try again. You could also try rebuilding the views. You could also try deleting all the views and refresh the mailbox from the template.

Which idiot decided to add 500 servers in a single domain with 100,000 users. Drop the amount of data you keep. IE only keep a weeks worth.

None of the files you mentioned store this information so it is still worth checking

Remove the public keys in your names.nsf That way if a user tries to send encrypted mail it wont work.

You need to check the security settings. Which you can access from the desktop and going into User preferences. The security options are set globally in your names.nsf on the server. So you will need to check there as well

You are using shared mail. Darn you are brave. Lotus wont even recommend using shared mail and they wrote the thing. Its the worst idea in the world. We run all 5.0.8 servers and although the log does grow its never gone crazy like yours. I would suggest maybe disabling shared mail. You should...

Notes normally gets its date settings from Windows. What version of windows are on the clients that are wrong ? What version of Windows is on the server ? There is a bug in Win 95 and 98 where just because the International settings in Control Panel say UK it isnt. There are 2 ways to fix this...

Yes. Hence the option to prevent forwarding.