Messages in Outbox not being sent
Messages in Outbox not being sent
I have messages sitting in my Outbox from yesterday afternoon.
I've since sent messages that successfully went through.
What's up? Do they not go from Outbox to Sentbox until the recipient receives the message? Or what?
I've since sent messages that successfully went through.
What's up? Do they not go from Outbox to Sentbox until the recipient receives the message? Or what?
- philosopher
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Kinetic
I've noticed some sending delays and also some notification delays being sent to my private e-mail.
Give the admins time, some of the posts they put up yesterday indicate they are just now getting into the swing of things and they will tackle this stuff...they are only volunteers and they will need time to fix it. It will get done though.
Give the admins time, some of the posts they put up yesterday indicate they are just now getting into the swing of things and they will tackle this stuff...they are only volunteers and they will need time to fix it. It will get done though.
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precipitate
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- philosopher
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I think I'm ready to speculate that things sit in the outbox until the intended recipient logs in.Kinetic wrote:I've noticed some sending delays and also some notification delays being sent to my private e-mail.
Give the admins time, some of the posts they put up yesterday indicate they are just now getting into the swing of things and they will tackle this stuff...they are only volunteers and they will need time to fix it. It will get done though.
If indeed that is the case, it's actually a nice programming decision.
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precipitate
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Ooh, nice call. From the documentation:
The Outbox
When you send a PM, the message goes to your Outbox. It remains in the
Outbox until the recipient visits his/her Inbox, at which point it is moved
from your Outbox to their Inbox. While the message remains in your
Outbox you may edit or delete your post if you like. The message
remains in your control until it is received.
The Outbox
When you send a PM, the message goes to your Outbox. It remains in the
Outbox until the recipient visits his/her Inbox, at which point it is moved
from your Outbox to their Inbox. While the message remains in your
Outbox you may edit or delete your post if you like. The message
remains in your control until it is received.
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precipitate
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It wasn't in the FAQ, though maybe it should be. It's at
http://www.phpbb.com/guide/phpBB_Users_Guide.html, which is the
admin guide for the forum software.
http://www.phpbb.com/guide/phpBB_Users_Guide.html, which is the
admin guide for the forum software.
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Kinetic
Obviously someone has excellent attention to detail skills as I missed that too. Precip, what do you do when your not on here? Programming? You come across that you know what your talking about on a lot of things...I was just curious and thought I'd ask. You don't have to answer me though.precipitate wrote:It wasn't in the FAQ, though maybe it should be. It's at
http://www.phpbb.com/guide/phpBB_Users_Guide.html, which is the
admin guide for the forum software.
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precipitate
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> Programming?
Yup. If I were unemployed or a masochist or both I'd offer to help with the
eplaya. As it is, they're better off without me except in circumstances like
these.
> You come across that you know what your talking about on a lot of
> things...
Most of that is tone. For some reason, people just believe me.
Yup. If I were unemployed or a masochist or both I'd offer to help with the
eplaya. As it is, they're better off without me except in circumstances like
these.
> You come across that you know what your talking about on a lot of
> things...
Most of that is tone. For some reason, people just believe me.