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Just lost a couple of days' worth of stickies without warning, and I'm not sure if I never saw some incoming ones (I was in the middle of helping someone with a site-vandalism/compromise problem and it all went quiet).
I *have* reported it on the "Report Problem" form, but as I've never ever had any ACK to anything I've submitted that way AFAIK I wonder if those reports are just dropping into /dev/null by accident at the moment. And I think reporting a possible problem with "Report Problem" on "Report Problem" would make my head hurt. %->
Rgds
Damon
Still haven't had any actual feedback on this issue, which is unfortunate.
So I'm keeping the mailbox empty in the hope that I won't lose new stuff coming in.
This does reduce the utility of SM and WW of course.
Rgds
Damon
[edited by: DamonHD at 12:29 pm (utc) on Oct. 26, 2006]
head down on important pubcon matters...the noncriticals have just backed up for a couple of weeks.
> sticky
Check your auto expiration settings. Left menu in sticky mail - stickymail settings. Old read messages and trashcan expiration default to 7 days I believe.
If it was a system sticky spammer - we do occasionally do an auto stickymail box sweep of some reported spam. One key press and anything in mail boxes matching a figure gets swept from all 300k stickymail boxes. There were 2 in the last 3 weeks that hit about 20k members. One was porn spam, and the other a join-my-spam blog spam,. You may have received notification of a sticky, only to find it was nuked by the spam sweep routine.
> supporters
Your subscription ran out and renewal failed so it auto-offed. I turned it back on for now since I know you probably were going to renew...
