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От : Mike Powell 1:2320/107 27 апр 26 10:08:54
К : NICK BOEL 27 апр 26 18:12:02
Тема : htick "issue"
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> Running your tic processor once a day (or even every 10 minutes) is exactly wh
> this happened. It doesn`t happen very often, but it happens nonetheless. htick
> (or even tickit) should run as soon as a tic file is received, if you want to
> avoid this in the future.
No it is not exactly why. Dates that a month or more apart are > 10 minutes
apart.
> So you haven`t cleared bad packets, or bad/old tics from your inbound since at
> least September? This is probably not a binkd or tic processor issue, at this
> point.
If the issue isn`t logged (which is wasn`t until this time) how would I
know to clear them from the inbound? Now that I am running htick and errors
actually show up, I have.
My initial question was "is there a way to tell htick to go ahead and
process the files" when it gets an error that, to me, isn`t important.
The answer is "no" so the question is answered.
The issue with not logging... or why the earlier TIC files were deleted while
the files were left unprocessed... is probably a tickit issue so I think it is
off topic here. tickit doesn`t run here any more so it is also irrelevant.
I still maintain that the REPLACES not matching the case of the files
received is eventually going to cause a problem... whether it just be
duplicate files or something else remains to be seen. I will worry about
it when it happens again. I don`t think that htick is the cause of that,
either, as I doubt it changes file cases on its own, so it is probably also
off topic here.
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