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| Oladimeji Suberu |
I have a number of users connecting on different protocols, SMTP and SMPP. One of the users on SMTP sent a large number of messages queued on the root of Q folder while the others on SMPP had ther messages queued in their user folders in Q folder. The messages in the root of Q folder are currently blocking other users though a 5m/s threashold was set for each user. Can I conveniently move the mesages in root of Q folder temporarily to another folder to enable sending of messages in these other folders? Thanks Ladisuberu | |||
| Des - NowSMS Support Board Administrator Username: Desosms Post Number: 160 Registered: 08-2008 |
Hi Ladisuberu, I can confirm that NowSMS gives priority to anything in the root of the Q directory. And that SMTP users don't have a throttling limit (only SMPP users). In NowSMS 2008, those SMTP messages would have gone into Q\MMSQ__, which would offer some relief. But in earlier versions, those messages go directly to the Q. There is no problem with you manually moving those messages to another folder. A subdirectory beneath Q would be the best solution. -- Des NowSMS Support | |||
