At 08:56 AM 10/23/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Steve and group,
>
>I sent outbound mail thru out the weekend, as some SD staff had made
>changes to their PH entry so that they could continue to receive
>email.  Naturally, I cannot tell if all of that email was received, but I
>did get appropriate responses, so much of it must have succeeded.

Do you use mailfwd as your smtp server?

>On the myMiami issue, we are able to duplicate it and the SD has called the
>NOC.

I just spoke (11:10) with Adam at the SD.  He checked with everyone and
reported that there were no know problems with Mymiami/email.  Please let
me know asap if that is incorrect.

- Steve

>thanks.
>
>
>At 04:12 AM 10/23/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>>During all the fuss and confusion I failed to change Muwnt04 (Webshield
>>virus scanner) to relay all mail from Mailfwd on to stream.  See
>>http://www.users.muohio.edu/mooresm/MailFlowDiagram2.htm (only viewable
>>with Netscape I am told) for more detail on the flow change. This means
>>that email destined for outside Miami was queued since Friday (I
>>think).  There were about 4394 messages in queue when Bob Black brought
>>this to my attention.  All of that mail has been delivered.  I can get more
>>information on the mail from the logs if it is needed.
>>
>>Half of the queued mail has been delivered to the new PO as of 4:07 and we
>>plan to make the 8am deadline.  Bobcat is working on perl scripts for the
>>transfer of the remaining mail on Stream, 300 faculty, 300 staff,
>>approximately 15,000 students.
>>
>>I can't read my mail on Mymiami.  I get a Campus pipeline error.
>>
>>- Steve
>
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