Hello All!

I have my msgsmaint set to run at 2:20am, and also the "always run after re-init to NO" But when I start sbbs after a day or so the msgsmaint always
runs, should it do that or wait till my event?

Thanks,
RickV

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Re: Nightly Maint
By: Richard Vonzel to All on Fri Mar 21 2025 01:52 pm

Hello All!

I have my msgsmaint set to run at 2:20am, and also the "always run after re-init to NO" But when I start sbbs after a day or so the msgsmaint always runs, should it do that or wait till my event?

No, that shouldn't happen. Is it completing the run of the event successfully? The log output of your event thread would be important to check what's going on. Also, your ctrl/time.ini file (in v3.20+) will have the date/time stamp for when the event last ran successfully.
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Re: Nightly Maint
By: Richard Vonzel to All on Fri Mar 21 2025 01:52 pm

Hello All!

I have my msgsmaint set to run at 2:20am, and also the "always run
after re-init to NO" But when I start sbbs after a day or so the
msgsmaint always runs, should it do that or wait till my event?

No, that shouldn't happen. Is it completing the run of the event successfully? The log output of your event thread would be important
to check what's going on. Also, your ctrl/time.ini file (in v3.20+)
will have the date/time stamp for when the event last ran
successfully.
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digital man (rob)

Breaking Bad quote #38:
Don't drink and drive, but when you do, call Saul.
Norco, CA WX: 76.5°F, 23.0% humidity, 6 mph W wind, 0.00 inches
rain/24hrs

Here's the event.log of the msgmaint run

2025-03-21 13:17:56 MSGMAINT Waiting for all nodes to become inactive before running timed event2025-03-21 13:17:57 MSGMAINT Running native timed event:
C:\sbbs\exec\smbutil.exe mp1000 *.shd2025-03-21 13:40:54 MSGMAINT Timed
event: 'C:\sbbs\exec\smbutil.exe mp1000 *.shd' returned 0


RickV

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Re: Nightly Maint
By: Richard Vonzel to Digital Man on Fri Mar 21 2025 08:47 pm

Re: Nightly Maint
By: Digital Man to Richard Vonzel on Fri Mar 21 2025 02:07 pm

No, that shouldn't happen. Is it completing the run of the event successfully? The log output of your event thread would be important to check what's going on. Also, your ctrl/time.ini file (in v3.20+) will have the date/time stamp for when the event last ran successfully.

In the time.ini, msgmaint ran at 13:30 on Mar 21st. Tha when I started sbbs. The event does complete list it should, but it shouldn't be running then I would think.

It would if it didn't run on the Sunday before.
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