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11-08-2000 12:38 PM
11-08-2000 12:38 PM
Configuring Predictive / test email
Does this mean root will get the replies or predmail?
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11-08-2000 03:27 PM
11-08-2000 03:27 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
Pred mails to root any problems and points you to a file
/opt/pred/bin/psaction
Just check roots mail or forward that mail to your normal email address.
HTH
Paula
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11-08-2000 03:42 PM
11-08-2000 03:42 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
When I run psconfig though it says: [File transfer is currently running]
How can I stop this?
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11-08-2000 04:01 PM
11-08-2000 04:01 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
When I run psconfig I get this ? note next run.
Do you get and error at this screen or before it appears?
***************************************************************************
M (MainMenu) P (PreviousMenu) R (Refresh) H (Help) E (Exit)
HP Predictive Support Main Menu
1 - RUN Predictive
2 - STOP Predictive
3 - TRANSFER Data Menu
4 - CONFIGURATION Options Menu
5 - PRINT Reports Menu
6 - MAINTENANCE Menu
NOTE: Predictive Support status - [next run - THU, 6:15 AM]
Type an item number, an item key, or a command:
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11-08-2000 04:19 PM
11-08-2000 04:19 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
***************************************************************************
M (MainMenu) P (PreviousMenu) R (Refresh) H (Help) E (Exit)
HP Predictive Support Main Menu
1 - RUN Predictive
2 - STOP Predictive
3 - TRANSFER Data Menu
4 - CONFIGURATION Options Menu
5 - PRINT Reports Menu
6 - MAINTENANCE Menu
NOTE: Predictive Support status - [File transfer is currently running]
Type an item number, an item key, or a command:
********************************************
I guess it's from when I ran a test transfer before the reply mail was configured. What I want to know is whether I can kill it at this end or do I wait for HP to time it out at their end.
Meanwhile I am testing my inbound mail config.
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11-08-2000 04:25 PM
11-08-2000 04:25 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
Select option 2 Stop predictive and if all ok restart it.
If not all OK then ps -ef|grep pred should give you:-
root 1723 1 0 Aug 4 ? 0:42 /opt/pred/bin/psmond
Kill this process and then fire up psconfig again and start up pred fresh.
This should one way or another cure your problems.
P.S. it is best to stop pred whilst your are setting the params and then restart it.
HTH
Paula
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11-08-2000 04:29 PM
11-08-2000 04:29 PM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
Now all I have to do is get inbound mail to root and predmail going. Cheers.
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11-09-2000 05:47 AM
11-09-2000 05:47 AM
Re: Configuring Predictive / test email
BTW...
Perhaps you will find my experience helpful information. I use internal modem setup with Predictive Support. I configure Predictive to unconditionally send its action summary report to /opt/pred/bin/psasction regardless of what there is to report. Thus the whole report, may be nothing more than an entry signaling a normal, non-eventful run. In my case, I simply mail my local root account.
My experience has always been that I'll have a voice mail from my local engineers waiting for me in the morning if Predictive has anything substantive to report.
...JRF...