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Tons of smtp .log files
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holdmusic34
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These are probably logs for when an email was sent from Voicemail Pro.
Check your latest date on your smtp files.
Create a condition in which VMPro sends an email and check if a new entry is written in the log.
If that is the case then it should be safe to delete after a week in quarantine.
Just copy the contents out to somewhere else and keep it for a week in case you need it back.
Kids, Kids, It's Avaya. You're both right.
Check your latest date on your smtp files.
Create a condition in which VMPro sends an email and check if a new entry is written in the log.
If that is the case then it should be safe to delete after a week in quarantine.
Just copy the contents out to somewhere else and keep it for a week in case you need it back.
Kids, Kids, It's Avaya. You're both right.
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holdmusic34
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I would say safe to eventually delete if you do not have any plans for the potential data inside.
Advise quarantine data in the folder to a new holding folder for a week. It's easier than rolling back a server.
Kids, Kids, It's Avaya. You're both right.
Advise quarantine data in the folder to a new holding folder for a week. It's easier than rolling back a server.
Kids, Kids, It's Avaya. You're both right.
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