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[jneureut]

It appears that there might be a limit of the number of folders the user has. This user was overly organized and had over a 1000 folders and subfolders.
I was also using an older 7.03 groupwise client so I upgraded it to 8.02 hp1 client (same version as this users Post Office) and it now works.

Thank you

[jneureut]

I figured out that it needed the .NET 2.0 configuration tool which I downloaded and installed from the .NET 2.0 SDK. I used that to expanded MyComputer->Runtime Security Policy->Machine->All_Code, right clicked on LocalIntranet_Zone and then selected properties. On the Permission Set tab I chaged it to FullTrust. That worked.

I did try your solution without needing to install the .NET 2.0 SDK and that worked as well. A lot easier too! Please update the documentaion for the 2.0.0.x version.as this would have been helpful..

Thanks again

[jneureut]

I have uninstalled the .net 2.0 redistributable as well as the archive to go 2.0.0.5 off of my windows xp sp2 pc and rebooted. I redownloaded the 2.0.0.5 software from your site and then reinstalled the .net 2.0 redistributable and the archive to go 2.0.0.5 software. I then followed the instructions in the archive2go-creator.pdf “Archive to go will not run from a network drive”. When I get to the point where I select Import and select the a2gofinder.exe it says “The import failed. The assebly does not appear to be valid.” I cannot continue past this point and still cannot access the search feature of archives created with this version off of a windows 2008sp2 enterprise servers network drive. Makes it unusable at this point so any ideas?
The version 1.5 will work with the instructions from running it off a network drive with no error.

[jneureut]

That was it! I created the _index folder under the last media-xx folder and then copied in both the dat and inf sub-folders found using your steps above and it works now.
Thanks again.

[jneureut]

I see that in other archives that the _index folder is found under the last media-xx folder of the group. The archive I currently have on the network drive is missing this _index folder but I am still able to search the archive. How is this possible?

[jneureut]

I do not see an _index sub folder. The only folders I see under the archive are the media folders ie media-XX (where the X is a number of the media disks). Under the media-xx folders there are 3 folders _metadata, _viewer, data and a DiskX.info.xlm file. Under the data folder there are numbered folders that conatin the emails with fml extensions. That is all I have.

[jneureut]

I tried it using the Outlook Mobile Service (Text Messaging) which worked. I also used your suggestion and entered incorrect information for a POP3 account and that also worked. So my first post was correct in saying that I could just put in any information just to creat a profile to select. I just wanted to make sure that was not going to cause any issues.
Thank you for your assistance.

[jneureut]

You mention to select the Outlook Profile but I do not have that profile as an option. Only one thast show are are the ones I stated previously Novell Default Settings and Novell GroupWise.
So when I add a new profile I select Manually configure server settings or addional server types. Then I am prompted to choose an E-mail service: Internet E-mail, Microsoft Exchange or Other. Internet E-mail and Microsoft Exchange require me to enter information that I do not have. If I select Other I have Novell GroupWise and Outlook Mobile Service (Text Messaging)as options. Should I select the Outlook Mobile Service since that is the only thing I have that is close to an Outlook Profile to choose from?

[jneureut]

I was wondering if you had any new information regardng the above mentioned error and not being able to search from the created archive2go database.

[jneureut]

It is on its way..
Thank you

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