At 14.04 07/06/05 -0400, you wrote:
Yes Windows will not allow trailing spaces or periods in file or directory
names. I have just checked my DNS cache.
Theoretical question: if such file names are not allowed in Windoze, how
can XMail create and use them?
Practical answer (this is copyright
Here we can't remove files like:
com4.cz
con.com
com1.fr
prn.pl
com5.de
com4.com
com5.biz
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- Original Message -
From: Francesco
Yes Windows will not allow trailing spaces or periods in file or directory
names. I have just checked my DNS cache. There are 20986 entries and none
endin a period. I am using Windows 2000 server and XMail 1.21.
CreateFile()
removes trailing spaces and periods from file and directory names
Windows 2000 Server
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- Original Message -
From: Rich - AutoTraker Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
Sent: Wednesday,
Don't backup the DNS cache. All the entries will probably expire before you
ever have to restore it. The cache is a convenience, not a necessity anyway.
If you are using an external DNS server all the entries are cached there
anyway. The DNS cache I was referring to was the XMail dnscache
According to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=3D/library/en-us/filei=
o/fs/n
aming_a_file.asp
com_, prn, nul, and ... files normally can't exit as these names are
reserved.
But windows api only test if file name 'begins' with them, not 'is =
exactly'
equal to them (probably a
