Guest Daniel Smith Report post Posted 03/02/2005 04:34 AM Is there a way to make sure every message is emailed even if the servers (Win 2000 Server - VG 5.2.2) internet connection is lost. What I noticed was that a message left when the server had no internet connection was never sent even after the server regained internet connection. Is there a way around this problem? I can not afford any message not being emails. I do have the message flagged to delete after emailing but was hoping that setting was after successful emailing. Do anyone have a solution for this problem? Thanks Dan Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 03/02/2005 05:34 AM Just change the 'retries' and 'pause between retries' settings in the Send Email module to values which you would like. You can specify for thousands of retries - effectively specifying to retry the email sending for days or even months on end - until the email send is successful... Voicemail forwarding retries & pause between retries settings are settable in the VG.INI file: see section [Voicemail] entries "ForwardVmEmailSendRetries" and "ForwardVmEmailRetriesDelay" Share this post Link to post
Guest Dan Report post Posted 03/02/2005 11:59 AM Sounds good but what does the entries look like. I have been searching the 'help' and can't seem to find that documentation. Here's what my vg.ini has under [voicemail] [Voicemail] RecLengthMin=1 RecLengthMax=30 ;Default Max VMB storage allocation (minutes) VmbMaxSize=60 Also, I'm going to set the retry to a month so please let me know the number I would use. Thanks Share this post Link to post
Guest Dan Report post Posted 03/02/2005 12:06 PM I think I found the setting. It was under ;FTP upload settings If set the following which I believe should be a month ;FTP upload settings ForwardVmEmailSendRetries=1440 ForwardVmEmailRetriesDelay=15 Thanks Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 03/02/2005 07:52 PM These are the correct VG.INI entries. The values you entered will result in email being sent every 15 minutes up to 1440 times - ie. for up to 21600 minutes. A month has up to 60*24*31=44640 minutes in it. Share this post Link to post