Subj : Re: What's new?
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Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2018 03:50:28 -0600
From: robert.wolfe@winserver.org
Subject: Re: What's new?
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> If I logon directly to the wildcat on the windows 10 (not via the
> networked wildcat), I can do netmail.  Hopefully this makes sense of
> what I am trying to convey.

> On the networked version the path to the wildcat is w:\wc5 and pxw is
> from that point of view on w:\pxw, and on the networked versionin
> environmnet variables both folders are set in the path.

> So I assume something in the fidomsg.wcx is an issue but I don't have
> the skill or tools to modify that wcx.  Assuming that is the issue.

So you can send netmail when logged on to WC on the same machine WC is running
on but not when trying to run from a remote machine.  It would help that the WC
and PXW drives were mapped to the same letter on both the local machine and
across the network.  That would seem to be the first thing I would check to see
that everything is working correctly.

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