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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Benoit TELLIER <bt...@apache.org> on 2023/05/01 15:14:32 UTC
Re: How to monitor IMAP protocol?
Hello Mark
-> James should output error logs. Be it logback for Guice or Log4J
for spring
-> Our arsenal also have awesome metrics integrated wit Prometheux
stack (guice only) or in logs
For your case, have you tried some commands yourself in telnet? I
suspect a connection problem, for instance firewall...
Best regards,
Benoit
On 01/05/2023 00:19, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> Hello, After doing a bit or reorganization of where the location of
> installation files for Apache James, and or some updates I received
> from Linux OpenSuSE 15.3 x64, something broke and I am now
> experiencing some behavioral issues with my Thunderbird client -
>
> Thunderbird - version 91.11.0 (64-bit)
> Apache James - version 3.4
>
> For example, I cannot seem to move some emails out of my Inbox folder,
> and put them in another sub-folder. I don't see any error messages,
> either from Thunderbird itself, nor in any of the log files from the
> Apache James server. And the moved emails do disappears from the Inbox
> folder temporarily only to reappear back in the Inbox folder a little
> later. Another symptom that has show up is Thunderbird keeps reporting
> that it cannot save a copy of my draft emails while I am composing it.
>
> So my question is, what is the best way to monitor the IMAP protocol
> communication that is going on between my Thunderbird email client,
> and the Apache James server? Can I capture it via the log files for
> Apache James or must I learn how to use a low level network monitor
> such as Wireshark? If the latter, are there any gurus around to show
> me how to capture just the IMAP communication?
>
> As always, much appreciate any thoughts and advise and thanks for
> taking the time to help me! Marc C
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Re: How to monitor IMAP protocol?
Posted by Benoit TELLIER <bt...@apache.org>.
Hello Marc,
3.4.0 is a rather old release already and is no longer actively
maintained. Numerous bug had been fixed since then.
Thus I recommend you updating to 3.7.4.
Best regards,
Benoit TELLIER
On 03/05/2023 00:34, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> Hello again Benoit, I will intersperse my answers within your
> questions/suggestions below....
>
>
> On 5/1/23 21:47, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
>> Hello Marc,
>>
>> The Spring server is definitly not my cup of tea but I will try helping.
>>
>> => Which James release are you running exactly?
> Good question! I don't see any way to get the server to report it's
> exact version or other identification numbers. The cli does not
> document a query for retrieving it. So the best I can report is what
> the package descriptor says when I downloaded it. -
> james-server-app-3.4.0-SNAPSHOT
>>
>> => Just in case provide a James thread dump when the issue arise
>> (jstack PID)...
> I placed a copy of the output on paste.opensuse.org -
> https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/5888be1d6c4d
>>
>> Also moder Spring versions uses Log4J 2 , whose configuration do not
>> follow the syntax shown here. CF
>> https://github.com/apache/james-project/blob/james-project-3.7.4/server/apps/spring-app/src/main/resources/log4j2.xml
>
> Um I guess I am not following you, and am not sure what you are
> recommending me to do. Are you saying that the syntax I used in the
> log4j.properties file is wrong? I just took a "monkey see, monkey do"
> approach when I set up the log4j.properties file using the example
> that was given.
>
>>
>> Hope it helps...
> It does, again thanks for helping me, much appreciated! Marc...
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Benoit TELLIER
>>
>> On 02/05/2023 11:15, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>>> Hi Benoit, and thanks a million for your reply. Yes, I have used
>>> telnet to make a connection on both the imap and smtp ports that my
>>> Apache James email server is listening on. I have successfully
>>> simulated sending and receiving emails by manually typing in the
>>> appropriate commands with lots of joy! Seems to work OK when making
>>> telnet connections just fine.
>>>
>>> However, what I am seeing when using Thunderbird as an email client,
>>> is that when doing something multiple times, the connection and
>>> commands work for a little while then things freeze up. For example,
>>> when fetching emails from the imap service, I get a few emails and
>>> then it hangs up. Ditto for running filters, the filters run for a
>>> bit, move a few emails, then hangs up. I don't know what the magic
>>> is, for getting back on track reliably, either. Sometimes restarting
>>> James and/or Thunderbird does the trick, but more often it keeps on
>>> failing for awhile and when I come back later it is running OK
>>> again. (again for a little while) So I would like to see what is
>>> going on with the imap and smtp communication layer itself to see if
>>> I can get any ideas.
>>>
>>> I have looked at the Apache James log files also, of course, and no
>>> joy discovering anything useful yet. One thing I do note is that
>>> only the james-server.log and the wrapper.log files contain any
>>> information. There are other files created, such as an
>>> imapserver.log file, but it does not contain anything. I wonder if I
>>> have a misconfiguration somewhere that is not allowing logging info
>>> to be directed to these other files. I can't find any thing wrong
>>> with my configuration files either, so for now I have set that
>>> problem aside while I try to pursue the more serious problem of some
>>> kind of a spotty connection issue. Maybe getting those other log
>>> files working would provide me with the information I need to solve
>>> this?
>>>
>>> I also see in the two log files that do contain information,
>>> exception errors with walk-back stack traces, but those seem
>>> unrelated to what I am doing at the time. (I get a LOT of bots doing
>>> brute force attacks against my server and a lot of these exception
>>> errors seem to be related to those attacks.)
>>>
>>> I am using the Spring wiring for Apache James, and believe with
>>> log4j logging. I will show the relevant property setting from the
>>> log4j.properties files for the imap service. Why nothing is showing
>>> up in the imapserver.log file is above my pay grade to grok.
>>>
>>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender
>>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.File=../log/imapserver.log
>>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.DatePattern='.'yyyy-MM-dd
>>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
>>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout.ConversionPattern=%-5p
>>> %d{HH:mm:ss,SSS} | %c | %m%n
>>> ... more stuff not shown here
>>> log4j.logger.james=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
>>> log4j.logger=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
>>> ... more stuff not shown here
>>> log4j.logger.james.imapserver=DEBUG, IMAPSERVER
>>>
>>> HTH... Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5/1/23 08:14, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
>>>> Hello Mark
>>>>
>>>> -> James should output error logs. Be it logback for Guice or
>>>> Log4J for spring
>>>> -> Our arsenal also have awesome metrics integrated wit Prometheux
>>>> stack (guice only) or in logs
>>>>
>>>> For your case, have you tried some commands yourself in telnet? I
>>>> suspect a connection problem, for instance firewall...
>>>>
>>>> Best regards,
>>>>
>>>> Benoit
>>>>
>>>> On 01/05/2023 00:19, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>>>>> Hello, After doing a bit or reorganization of where the location
>>>>> of installation files for Apache James, and or some updates I
>>>>> received from Linux OpenSuSE 15.3 x64, something broke and I am
>>>>> now experiencing some behavioral issues with my Thunderbird client -
>>>>>
>>>>> Thunderbird - version 91.11.0 (64-bit)
>>>>> Apache James - version 3.4
>>>>>
>>>>> For example, I cannot seem to move some emails out of my Inbox
>>>>> folder, and put them in another sub-folder. I don't see any error
>>>>> messages, either from Thunderbird itself, nor in any of the log
>>>>> files from the Apache James server. And the moved emails do
>>>>> disappears from the Inbox folder temporarily only to reappear back
>>>>> in the Inbox folder a little later. Another symptom that has show
>>>>> up is Thunderbird keeps reporting that it cannot save a copy of my
>>>>> draft emails while I am composing it.
>>>>>
>>>>> So my question is, what is the best way to monitor the IMAP
>>>>> protocol communication that is going on between my Thunderbird
>>>>> email client, and the Apache James server? Can I capture it via
>>>>> the log files for Apache James or must I learn how to use a low
>>>>> level network monitor such as Wireshark? If the latter, are there
>>>>> any gurus around to show me how to capture just the IMAP
>>>>> communication?
>>>>>
>>>>> As always, much appreciate any thoughts and advise and thanks for
>>>>> taking the time to help me! Marc C
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>
>>
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Re: How to monitor IMAP protocol?
Posted by Marc Chamberlin <ma...@marcchamberlin.com.INVALID>.
Hello again Benoit, I will intersperse my answers within your
questions/suggestions below....
On 5/1/23 21:47, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
> Hello Marc,
>
> The Spring server is definitly not my cup of tea but I will try helping.
>
> => Which James release are you running exactly?
Good question! I don't see any way to get the server to report it's
exact version or other identification numbers. The cli does not document
a query for retrieving it. So the best I can report is what the package
descriptor says when I downloaded it. - james-server-app-3.4.0-SNAPSHOT
>
> => Just in case provide a James thread dump when the issue arise
> (jstack PID)...
I placed a copy of the output on paste.opensuse.org -
https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/5888be1d6c4d
>
> Also moder Spring versions uses Log4J 2 , whose configuration do not
> follow the syntax shown here. CF
> https://github.com/apache/james-project/blob/james-project-3.7.4/server/apps/spring-app/src/main/resources/log4j2.xml
Um I guess I am not following you, and am not sure what you are
recommending me to do. Are you saying that the syntax I used in the
log4j.properties file is wrong? I just took a "monkey see, monkey do"
approach when I set up the log4j.properties file using the example that
was given.
>
> Hope it helps...
It does, again thanks for helping me, much appreciated! Marc...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Benoit TELLIER
>
> On 02/05/2023 11:15, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>> Hi Benoit, and thanks a million for your reply. Yes, I have used
>> telnet to make a connection on both the imap and smtp ports that my
>> Apache James email server is listening on. I have successfully
>> simulated sending and receiving emails by manually typing in the
>> appropriate commands with lots of joy! Seems to work OK when making
>> telnet connections just fine.
>>
>> However, what I am seeing when using Thunderbird as an email client,
>> is that when doing something multiple times, the connection and
>> commands work for a little while then things freeze up. For example,
>> when fetching emails from the imap service, I get a few emails and
>> then it hangs up. Ditto for running filters, the filters run for a
>> bit, move a few emails, then hangs up. I don't know what the magic
>> is, for getting back on track reliably, either. Sometimes restarting
>> James and/or Thunderbird does the trick, but more often it keeps on
>> failing for awhile and when I come back later it is running OK again.
>> (again for a little while) So I would like to see what is going on
>> with the imap and smtp communication layer itself to see if I can get
>> any ideas.
>>
>> I have looked at the Apache James log files also, of course, and no
>> joy discovering anything useful yet. One thing I do note is that only
>> the james-server.log and the wrapper.log files contain any
>> information. There are other files created, such as an imapserver.log
>> file, but it does not contain anything. I wonder if I have a
>> misconfiguration somewhere that is not allowing logging info to be
>> directed to these other files. I can't find any thing wrong with my
>> configuration files either, so for now I have set that problem aside
>> while I try to pursue the more serious problem of some kind of a
>> spotty connection issue. Maybe getting those other log files working
>> would provide me with the information I need to solve this?
>>
>> I also see in the two log files that do contain information,
>> exception errors with walk-back stack traces, but those seem
>> unrelated to what I am doing at the time. (I get a LOT of bots doing
>> brute force attacks against my server and a lot of these exception
>> errors seem to be related to those attacks.)
>>
>> I am using the Spring wiring for Apache James, and believe with log4j
>> logging. I will show the relevant property setting from the
>> log4j.properties files for the imap service. Why nothing is showing
>> up in the imapserver.log file is above my pay grade to grok.
>>
>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender
>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.File=../log/imapserver.log
>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.DatePattern='.'yyyy-MM-dd
>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
>> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout.ConversionPattern=%-5p
>> %d{HH:mm:ss,SSS} | %c | %m%n
>> ... more stuff not shown here
>> log4j.logger.james=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
>> log4j.logger=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
>> ... more stuff not shown here
>> log4j.logger.james.imapserver=DEBUG, IMAPSERVER
>>
>> HTH... Marc
>>
>>
>> On 5/1/23 08:14, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
>>> Hello Mark
>>>
>>> -> James should output error logs. Be it logback for Guice or Log4J
>>> for spring
>>> -> Our arsenal also have awesome metrics integrated wit Prometheux
>>> stack (guice only) or in logs
>>>
>>> For your case, have you tried some commands yourself in telnet? I
>>> suspect a connection problem, for instance firewall...
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> Benoit
>>>
>>> On 01/05/2023 00:19, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>>>> Hello, After doing a bit or reorganization of where the location of
>>>> installation files for Apache James, and or some updates I received
>>>> from Linux OpenSuSE 15.3 x64, something broke and I am now
>>>> experiencing some behavioral issues with my Thunderbird client -
>>>>
>>>> Thunderbird - version 91.11.0 (64-bit)
>>>> Apache James - version 3.4
>>>>
>>>> For example, I cannot seem to move some emails out of my Inbox
>>>> folder, and put them in another sub-folder. I don't see any error
>>>> messages, either from Thunderbird itself, nor in any of the log
>>>> files from the Apache James server. And the moved emails do
>>>> disappears from the Inbox folder temporarily only to reappear back
>>>> in the Inbox folder a little later. Another symptom that has show
>>>> up is Thunderbird keeps reporting that it cannot save a copy of my
>>>> draft emails while I am composing it.
>>>>
>>>> So my question is, what is the best way to monitor the IMAP
>>>> protocol communication that is going on between my Thunderbird
>>>> email client, and the Apache James server? Can I capture it via the
>>>> log files for Apache James or must I learn how to use a low level
>>>> network monitor such as Wireshark? If the latter, are there any
>>>> gurus around to show me how to capture just the IMAP communication?
>>>>
>>>> As always, much appreciate any thoughts and advise and thanks for
>>>> taking the time to help me! Marc C
>>>
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>>>
>>
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Re: How to monitor IMAP protocol?
Posted by Benoit TELLIER <bt...@apache.org>.
Hello Marc,
The Spring server is definitly not my cup of tea but I will try helping.
=> Which James release are you running exactly?
=> Just in case provide a James thread dump when the issue arise
(jstack PID)...
Also moder Spring versions uses Log4J 2 , whose configuration do not
follow the syntax shown here. CF
https://github.com/apache/james-project/blob/james-project-3.7.4/server/apps/spring-app/src/main/resources/log4j2.xml
Hope it helps...
Best regards,
Benoit TELLIER
On 02/05/2023 11:15, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> Hi Benoit, and thanks a million for your reply. Yes, I have used
> telnet to make a connection on both the imap and smtp ports that my
> Apache James email server is listening on. I have successfully
> simulated sending and receiving emails by manually typing in the
> appropriate commands with lots of joy! Seems to work OK when making
> telnet connections just fine.
>
> However, what I am seeing when using Thunderbird as an email client,
> is that when doing something multiple times, the connection and
> commands work for a little while then things freeze up. For example,
> when fetching emails from the imap service, I get a few emails and
> then it hangs up. Ditto for running filters, the filters run for a
> bit, move a few emails, then hangs up. I don't know what the magic is,
> for getting back on track reliably, either. Sometimes restarting James
> and/or Thunderbird does the trick, but more often it keeps on failing
> for awhile and when I come back later it is running OK again. (again
> for a little while) So I would like to see what is going on with the
> imap and smtp communication layer itself to see if I can get any ideas.
>
> I have looked at the Apache James log files also, of course, and no
> joy discovering anything useful yet. One thing I do note is that only
> the james-server.log and the wrapper.log files contain any
> information. There are other files created, such as an imapserver.log
> file, but it does not contain anything. I wonder if I have a
> misconfiguration somewhere that is not allowing logging info to be
> directed to these other files. I can't find any thing wrong with my
> configuration files either, so for now I have set that problem aside
> while I try to pursue the more serious problem of some kind of a
> spotty connection issue. Maybe getting those other log files working
> would provide me with the information I need to solve this?
>
> I also see in the two log files that do contain information, exception
> errors with walk-back stack traces, but those seem unrelated to what I
> am doing at the time. (I get a LOT of bots doing brute force attacks
> against my server and a lot of these exception errors seem to be
> related to those attacks.)
>
> I am using the Spring wiring for Apache James, and believe with log4j
> logging. I will show the relevant property setting from the
> log4j.properties files for the imap service. Why nothing is showing up
> in the imapserver.log file is above my pay grade to grok.
>
> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender
> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.File=../log/imapserver.log
> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.DatePattern='.'yyyy-MM-dd
> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
> log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout.ConversionPattern=%-5p
> %d{HH:mm:ss,SSS} | %c | %m%n
> ... more stuff not shown here
> log4j.logger.james=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
> log4j.logger=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
> ... more stuff not shown here
> log4j.logger.james.imapserver=DEBUG, IMAPSERVER
>
> HTH... Marc
>
>
> On 5/1/23 08:14, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
>> Hello Mark
>>
>> -> James should output error logs. Be it logback for Guice or Log4J
>> for spring
>> -> Our arsenal also have awesome metrics integrated wit Prometheux
>> stack (guice only) or in logs
>>
>> For your case, have you tried some commands yourself in telnet? I
>> suspect a connection problem, for instance firewall...
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Benoit
>>
>> On 01/05/2023 00:19, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>>> Hello, After doing a bit or reorganization of where the location of
>>> installation files for Apache James, and or some updates I received
>>> from Linux OpenSuSE 15.3 x64, something broke and I am now
>>> experiencing some behavioral issues with my Thunderbird client -
>>>
>>> Thunderbird - version 91.11.0 (64-bit)
>>> Apache James - version 3.4
>>>
>>> For example, I cannot seem to move some emails out of my Inbox
>>> folder, and put them in another sub-folder. I don't see any error
>>> messages, either from Thunderbird itself, nor in any of the log
>>> files from the Apache James server. And the moved emails do
>>> disappears from the Inbox folder temporarily only to reappear back
>>> in the Inbox folder a little later. Another symptom that has show up
>>> is Thunderbird keeps reporting that it cannot save a copy of my
>>> draft emails while I am composing it.
>>>
>>> So my question is, what is the best way to monitor the IMAP protocol
>>> communication that is going on between my Thunderbird email client,
>>> and the Apache James server? Can I capture it via the log files for
>>> Apache James or must I learn how to use a low level network monitor
>>> such as Wireshark? If the latter, are there any gurus around to show
>>> me how to capture just the IMAP communication?
>>>
>>> As always, much appreciate any thoughts and advise and thanks for
>>> taking the time to help me! Marc C
>>
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>>
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Re: How to monitor IMAP protocol?
Posted by Marc Chamberlin <ma...@marcchamberlin.com.INVALID>.
Hi Benoit, and thanks a million for your reply. Yes, I have used telnet
to make a connection on both the imap and smtp ports that my Apache
James email server is listening on. I have successfully simulated
sending and receiving emails by manually typing in the appropriate
commands with lots of joy! Seems to work OK when making telnet
connections just fine.
However, what I am seeing when using Thunderbird as an email client, is
that when doing something multiple times, the connection and commands
work for a little while then things freeze up. For example, when
fetching emails from the imap service, I get a few emails and then it
hangs up. Ditto for running filters, the filters run for a bit, move a
few emails, then hangs up. I don't know what the magic is, for getting
back on track reliably, either. Sometimes restarting James and/or
Thunderbird does the trick, but more often it keeps on failing for
awhile and when I come back later it is running OK again. (again for a
little while) So I would like to see what is going on with the imap and
smtp communication layer itself to see if I can get any ideas.
I have looked at the Apache James log files also, of course, and no joy
discovering anything useful yet. One thing I do note is that only the
james-server.log and the wrapper.log files contain any information.
There are other files created, such as an imapserver.log file, but it
does not contain anything. I wonder if I have a misconfiguration
somewhere that is not allowing logging info to be directed to these
other files. I can't find any thing wrong with my configuration files
either, so for now I have set that problem aside while I try to pursue
the more serious problem of some kind of a spotty connection issue.
Maybe getting those other log files working would provide me with the
information I need to solve this?
I also see in the two log files that do contain information, exception
errors with walk-back stack traces, but those seem unrelated to what I
am doing at the time. (I get a LOT of bots doing brute force attacks
against my server and a lot of these exception errors seem to be related
to those attacks.)
I am using the Spring wiring for Apache James, and believe with log4j
logging. I will show the relevant property setting from the
log4j.properties files for the imap service. Why nothing is showing up
in the imapserver.log file is above my pay grade to grok.
log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender
log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.File=../log/imapserver.log
log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.DatePattern='.'yyyy-MM-dd
log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
log4j.appender.IMAPSERVER.layout.ConversionPattern=%-5p %d{HH:mm:ss,SSS}
| %c | %m%n
... more stuff not shown here
log4j.logger.james=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
log4j.logger=DEBUG, CONS, FILE
... more stuff not shown here
log4j.logger.james.imapserver=DEBUG, IMAPSERVER
HTH... Marc
On 5/1/23 08:14, Benoit TELLIER wrote:
> Hello Mark
>
> -> James should output error logs. Be it logback for Guice or Log4J
> for spring
> -> Our arsenal also have awesome metrics integrated wit Prometheux
> stack (guice only) or in logs
>
> For your case, have you tried some commands yourself in telnet? I
> suspect a connection problem, for instance firewall...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Benoit
>
> On 01/05/2023 00:19, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>> Hello, After doing a bit or reorganization of where the location of
>> installation files for Apache James, and or some updates I received
>> from Linux OpenSuSE 15.3 x64, something broke and I am now
>> experiencing some behavioral issues with my Thunderbird client -
>>
>> Thunderbird - version 91.11.0 (64-bit)
>> Apache James - version 3.4
>>
>> For example, I cannot seem to move some emails out of my Inbox
>> folder, and put them in another sub-folder. I don't see any error
>> messages, either from Thunderbird itself, nor in any of the log files
>> from the Apache James server. And the moved emails do disappears from
>> the Inbox folder temporarily only to reappear back in the Inbox
>> folder a little later. Another symptom that has show up is
>> Thunderbird keeps reporting that it cannot save a copy of my draft
>> emails while I am composing it.
>>
>> So my question is, what is the best way to monitor the IMAP protocol
>> communication that is going on between my Thunderbird email client,
>> and the Apache James server? Can I capture it via the log files for
>> Apache James or must I learn how to use a low level network monitor
>> such as Wireshark? If the latter, are there any gurus around to show
>> me how to capture just the IMAP communication?
>>
>> As always, much appreciate any thoughts and advise and thanks for
>> taking the time to help me! Marc C
>
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To boldly go where no Marc has gone before!<br></b>