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        <title>Database -&gt; Backups Tab</title>
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        <description>Database -&gt; Backups Tab

The Backups tab lets you specify how VPOP3 will make its daily backup of its database.

We strongly recommend that you backup the database regularly in case of disk problems or file corruption. You can use the VPOP3 backup feature, or manually backup the PostgreSQL database using the pg_dump command, or use another program to backup the PostgreSQL database if you wish. Note that a simple disk copy will</description>
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        <title>Message Archive -&gt; Offline Tab</title>
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        <description>Message Archive -&gt; Offline Tab

Settings -&gt; Message Archive -&gt; Offline Tab.

The Offline tab lets you tell VPOP3 to move old archived messages to an alternative store, such as CD/DVD or external drive etc. VPOP3 will create a ZIP file containing the old messages. The archive index will still remember the messages, and the name of the ZIP file they are contained in, so you will still be able to search for messages on date, sender, subject, etc, but not on the message content.</description>
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        <title>Database -&gt; Restore Tab</title>
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        <description>Database -&gt; Restore Tab

This tab is only in VPOP3 Enterprise (v5 and later), and is for performing a partial (mailbox/mail folder) restore of the database. To do a full restore of the database, or for VPOP3 Basic/Standard, see the “Restore a Backup of VPOP3” topic

Using the</description>
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        <title>Message Archive</title>
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        <description>Message Archive

The Message Archive facility is for VPOP3 to store copies of all messages sent or received. It stores the messages in a central archive store which can be searched by an administrator.
The prime purpose of the archive facility is for recording messages in case of possible disputes, as you can see what was sent/received by email. It can also be used as a backup/restore facility in an emergency, but that is not its prime purpose, so it is better to have a proper</description>
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        <description>Batch file to end a database backup

VPOP3 runs pg_dump.exe to perform the regular database backups. Ending this process through Task Manager will not end the back-end database processes creating the backup data. This batch file will do it for you.</description>
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        <title>Database -&gt; Message Store Tab</title>
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        <description>Database -&gt; Message Store Tab

This tab says how VPOP3 handles its message store

Message Store

The Delay while moving messages setting tells VPOP3 how quickly to import messages into the new database structure if it was upgraded from version 2.x or earlier. Usually this is OK to be left as it is, but if there is some special requirement to import the messages more quickly, you can decrease this number, but that will increase the load on the server.</description>
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        <description>Lua Scripting

Lua is a simple scripting programming language often used for embedding in other applications. VPOP3 uses it to customise behaviour in places where most people will be happy with the default behaviour, but occasionally people will want to do something more complicated. Rather than having lots of extra options to complicate things for most users, we have opted to go for a more flexible scripting facility.</description>
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        <title>Settings -&gt; Database</title>
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        <description>Settings -&gt; Database

The Settings -&gt; Database page lets you configure the use of the back-end database which VPOP3 uses for configuration data, message storage and other uses.

Tabs

	*  Backups
	*  Query
	*  Connection
	*  Message Store
	*  Restore</description>
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VPOP3 supports the importation and exportation of users, via a CSV file (see  for a specification of the CSV file format).

NOTE: This process is not designed to provide a complete backup of user data, nor is it intended to facilitate moving VPOP3 to a new computer. Instead, see the following relevant pages:</description>
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        <description>msgaudit Database table

This can (optionally) contain data showing how messages have been handled (eg deleted, moved, etc)

	*  id - incrementing ID of msgaudit entry
	*  datetime - the date &amp; time the event occurred
	*  component - which VPOP3 component performed the event</description>
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This is for files in the VPOP3\_temp folder

Most of the filename is the hexadecimal timestamp (in Windows &#039;FILETIME&#039;/65536 form) with a 4 digit hex sequential number afterwards. The first letter or two (usually G-Z) can tell something about what caused the file.</description>
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        <title>Database query to alter LAN Forwarding rules for one server to go to another</title>
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        <description>Database query to alter LAN Forwarding rules for one server to go to another

If a LAN forwarding destination server fails, you may wish to change the queued messages to go to the new server. (Note that, if planning ahead, it may be easier to use DNS</description>
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        <title>Database query to alter LAN Forwarding rules for one server to go to another</title>
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        <description>Database query to alter LAN Forwarding rules for one server to go to another

If a LAN forwarding destination server fails, you may wish to change the LAN forwarding rules to point to the new server. (Note that, if planning ahead, it may be easier to use</description>
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        <title>Message Archive -&gt; General</title>
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        <description>Message Archive -&gt; General

Settings -&gt; Message Archive -&gt; General Tab

Archive Messages

If the Archive Messages box is checked, then VPOP3 will archive incoming and outgoing messages.

Main Archive Store Directory

You can set the message archive store to any directory accessible by the VPOP3 service. Enter the path in the</description>
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        <title>Database files used in VPOP3 2.x</title>
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        <description>Database files used in VPOP3 2.x

VPOP3 2.x usually uses SQLite 2.8.3 as its database engine. This stores databases in discrete *.db files in the VPOP3\_database directory on the server PC. We do not recommend that you access these databases directly unless you know what you are doing, and we strongly discourage the alteration of data in the databases directly unless technical support request you to.</description>
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        <title>Error Handling Scripting</title>
        <link>https://wiki.pscs.co.uk/reference:error_handling_script?rev=1700475481&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Error Handling Scripting

For most error messages that VPOP3 generates, it allows control of error messages, eg to limit the frequency of error messages if they would be generated repeatedly. These limits are set in Settings -&gt; Admin Settings -&gt; Message Control. However, if you want more granular control, you can use Lua scripting for more fine-grained control</description>
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        <title>Logging</title>
        <link>https://wiki.pscs.co.uk/reference:logging?rev=1542192349&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Logging

Activity Summary Reports

You can tell VPOP3 to send you a daily summary report each day.

To do this check the box to say Send daily summary logs to, and choose the appropriate user (or “Main Administrator” if you want the reports to be sent to the</description>
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        <title>Useful other things</title>
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        <description>Useful other things

Scripts/batch files/etc which may be useful

	*  batch file to end a database backup</description>
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