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i will not wait that long... thats for sure...

Yoda says, wait ye shall. :D

I have room in my inbox and this was a reply pm to the pm I originally sent superman.

Hmm, have you tried again after the 60 seconds? Also, take the extra space from the end of my user name.


Tick, tick, tick...

no can do...
now says:

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Hmm, 2275 seconds have elapsed. So I guess its really going to make you wait. I'll try sending you another pm. See if you can reply to it.

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Originally Posted by RobDog888

Hmm, 2275 seconds have elapsed. So I guess its really going to make you wait. I'll try sending you another pm. See if you can reply to it.

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same problem when replying to your test pm

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seems i cant make a new pm, also... same problem... never mind, i'll wait... :)

Perhaps JPnyc will see this in the morning and be able to add some insight.

Gotta go its really late.

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Perhaps JPnyc will see this in the morning and be able to add some insight.

Gotta go its really late.

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many thx...:thumb:

It's a DB issue, I think. Can you try deleting all of your saved PMs? (Download them first if you want.)

done that... same problem...

Aight, in that case, after some research, it looks like it's most likely a server time error, which will require an admin to fix. Hold tight. :)

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Aight, in that case, after some research, it looks like it's most likely a server time error, which will require an admin to fix. Hold tight. :)

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strange... and its only me with this problem?

Well, you seem just to have triggered it through a particular set of circumstances, whatever they may be. I tried on a regular account, and was unable to replicate it. There are several reasons why it can happen, so it's a bit difficult to track down.

But it's not your fault. :)

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But it's not your fault. :)

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good... i feel more releafe, now...:bigyello:

I see nothing wrong on the site or in the configurations. As such, we'll have to let Joe take a look. If he can't figure it out, then he can forward it to the network admins.

Brad!

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I see nothing wrong on the site or in the configurations. As such, we'll have to let Joe take a look. If he can't figure it out, then he can forward it to the network admins.

Brad!

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thx
i made another test... no can do again...:confused:

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I'm back. Can you send PMs to anyone?

not yet...

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problem subsists

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Face it. VBF just doesnt think you're worthy of sending PM's.

Actually, there's kryptonite in the server.. I helped move it there...

Its only about 7.4 years until you can PM anyone again. :(

I'm sure Joe will take a look at this on Monday.

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7.4 years... i will not live that long... :eek:
better post my cell phone so you can pm me...:bigyello:

Folks, when describing a problem with the forum, please include system specs, OS, Browser, and connection type/speed. It helps. thanks

However with this issue, there's nothing for me to check. All the settings are as they should be. Have you tried another browser, or another PC?

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Folks, when describing a problem with the forum, please include system specs, OS, Browser, and connection type/speed. It helps. thanks

However with this issue, there's nothing for me to check. All the settings are as they should be. Have you tried another browser, or another PC?

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i'll try that... thx..

ok... in the same machine, WinXPSP2 box, with both browsers (IE7 & FF) i had the same problem... i will test in another box...

no can do... i tested in another WINXPSP2 box, with FF and IE6... same problem... must be an account specific problem...

Joe - is there a date/time stamp stored in the database for an individual? if so, then maybe this got out of whack. This would require a DBA to take a look at the record for issues.

(just reaching for ideas....)

Brad!

No, that should be uniform for all. That's in the posts/threads table. Don't even think there's a setting governing it.

hey... thats not a problem if this is happening only with me... i dont use pm that much... no prob...

zuperman, did you get the last pm with my email addy?

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yes... thx for your care...:thumb:

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almost...almost...

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No, that should be uniform for all. That's in the posts/threads table. Don't even think there's a setting governing it.

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So,
this incredibly large variable number is stored somewhere in the posts/threads table.
is it possible to find such a large number with a query?
Or is it a function that returns the seconds from the last sent PM's datetime stamp?

It must be tagged to zuperman in some fashion, right?

http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.p...postid=1797398

Zuperman,

if you go to your track messages usercp area,

http://www.vbforums.com/private.php?do=trackpm

what is the datetime on your last sent message?


hmmm, it might not be listed there.
Unless you requested a read receipt.

:scratcheshead:

Zuperman, I respect that you are accepting that this is not much of a problem but this could happen to someone else who needs the PM functionality.

What date you send the last successful post?

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Zuperman,

if you go to your track messages usercp area,

http://www.vbforums.com/private.php?do=trackpm

what is the datetime on your last sent message?


hmmm, it might not be listed there.
Unless you requested a read receipt.

:scratcheshead:

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Ok.
How about this.


Either:

• Some mod, who has superhuman access to ALL of the database, tell us what the datetimestamp of your last PM was
• OR...
• You tell us who was your last successful PM to, and WE'LL contact him to tell us what that PM's datetime stamp was.

Personally, I think JPNYC would be easily able to do point #1, but He's a busy man, and perhaps we shouldn't bother him with something so trivial as your problems.

:wave:
-Lou

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Ok.
How about this.


Either:

• Some mod, who has superhuman access to ALL of the database, tell us what the datetimestamp of your last PM was
• OR...
• You tell us who was your last successful PM to, and WE'LL contact him to tell us what that PM's datetime stamp was.

Personally, I think JPNYC would be easily able to do point #1, but He's a busy man, and perhaps we shouldn't bother him with something so trivial as your problems.

:wave:
-Lou

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my last pm was to brad jones

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<title>Re: Chit Chat ?</title>
<fromuser>zuperman</fromuser>
<touser>brad jones</touser>

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Ask him to delete it.
Welll, why stop at half measures???


Why not have JPNYC {MG! For the longest of time, I always thought it was JPynk} Just erase the DBase of every single PM you've ever done?

Shouldn't that solve things????