Re: [hylafax-users] Problem with archive script, documents missing (maybe bug)

[Hans Zimmerman <hans@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 10:59:50 -0800
Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 2003.11.28 05:49 Hans Zimmerman wrote:
> 
> > After digging around I believe to have found the error in
> > the bin/archive script,
> 
> The archive script doesn't delete anything from the docq.

True, the faxqclean program does the removal. It first invokes the archive script and then removes unreferenced files from the docq ( as the output in my first post obviously shows), see man faxqclean.

> 
> > it grep's the q file with the
> > following regex:
> > "^!postscript:|^!tiff:|^!pcl:|^!pdf:|^!data:". Checking the
> > q file of the job's mentioned above with the regex did not
> > show the ps file because it has the following reference to
> > the ps file: "postscript:0::docq/doc27819.ps.27798" and not
> > as the script expects
> > "!postscript:0::docq/doc27819.ps.27798". I have changed the
> > regex to
> > "^!postscript:|^!tiff:|^!pcl:|^!pdf:|^!data:|^postscript:"
> > and have not seen 1 file missing (of course it did not
> > happen that often and maybe Murphy's still waiting to
> > strike). I have no idea to what purpose the exclamation mark
> > is putted in the q file, if someone knows, please enlighten
> > me.
> 
> See 'man sendq'.  It indicates a converted image.

Thanks! I wonder why they were not converted.
> 
> > I would like to ask the list for confirmation of this
> > problem. As we are running 4.1.5 I have checked the 4.1.8
> > source and it's still the same archive script. I could not
> > find a report on this in bugzilla.
> 
> I don't think you've found the problem yet.
> 
> Lee.

Well I'm gonna continue monitoring the setup and if I find a different reason I'll definetly post my findings on this list.

Kind regards,

Hans Zimmerman



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