Lotus Notes Client Archive

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I need to implement a policy for client archival. My users e-mail files are getting to large. I want them to archive to a server. I tested mine to archive to the Lotus server and got error message "Notes error: Remote pathname must be relative to Data Directory" What am I doing wrong and what is the best way to accomplish my goal?
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This can be happened if to create a database outside of LN data directory. It can be only created either by creating in data directory / in sub directory of the data directory. If you try to archive through policy, please see the IBM Suggestions.

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  • AGuirard
    What exactly did you do to cause the archive attempt? It sounds like you supplied a pathname that the archiving system didn't like. Perhaps you tried to specify the full pathname of the archive file on the server (c:\domino\data\mailarch\munchkinArchive.nsf) instead of the relative path (mailarch\munchkinArchive.nsf).
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  • Gabe9527
    Use a Directory Link on the server to move off to a NON Domino data Directroy location......
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  • Abushahd

    Hi,,


    Have you heared about this solution

    http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino-green/

    Best Regards

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