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Later, a background thread will detect the P*.DAT files and read them, insert the data into the searchable index database, and move the file to a subfolder of the **Main Archive Store** folder (which may be VPOP3\_archive, | Later, a background thread will detect the P*.DAT files and read them, insert the data into the searchable index database, and move the file to a subfolder of the **Main Archive Store** folder (which may be VPOP3\_archive, | ||
- | If the index database is lost or corrupted somehow, then you can force VPOP3 to reindex the messages by moving the files from the **Main Archive Store** subfolders into the VPOP3\_archive folder (not subfolders) and renaming them to **P< | + | If the index database is lost or corrupted somehow, then you can force VPOP3 to reindex the messages by moving the files from the **Main Archive Store** subfolders into the VPOP3\_archive folder (not subfolders) and renaming them to **P< |
+ | C: | ||
+ | CD \VPOP3\_archive | ||
+ | FOR /D %i IN (*) DO MOVE %i\A*.DAT . | ||
+ | REN A*.DAT P*.DAT | ||
+ | If your VPOP3 is not installed in the C:\VPOP3 folder, then you will need to change the first two commands as appropriate | ||
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+ | (make sure you have a backup first) | ||
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