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Using "DELMSG" dump utility prompts for a password???
I was hoping to avoid using the deletion warning and mailbox profile manipulations, gets a little awkward when trying to manage 150K accounts in this way. Using the DELMSG utility would have simplified both the process and scripting required. I'll also take a look at the uninitialized mbx...- BudSW
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- Forum: Avaya: Octel messaging solutions
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Using "DELMSG" dump utility prompts for a password???
I'm actually using it as a mitigation strategy, to free up space on the system and defer expanding storage. I ran a scan on the system using the DUMP's "LM" command to list all messages in every mailbox (used a Procomm script). There were thousands of messages that were more than a few years...- BudSW
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- Forum: Avaya: Octel messaging solutions
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Using "DELMSG" dump utility prompts for a password???
Haven't gotten any responses yet, maybe if I add more detail if someone out there wants to try it on their system? The DUMP level is accessed by entering the service/debug level, either thru Menu 20.9, or by entering the date in MMDD format at the main menu prompt. Once you get the "> "...- BudSW
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- Forum: Avaya: Octel messaging solutions
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Using "DELMSG" dump utility prompts for a password???
We're running a four node Sierra cluster running release 3.10. I'm attempting to run the dump level "DELMSG" command to delete an individual message from a mailbox. The command takes the mailbox number, message ID, and scramble code as parameters. I believe I have the syntax correct, but the...- BudSW
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- Forum: Avaya: Octel messaging solutions
