Quest® Archive Manager
Maintenance Release Version 4.1.2
Build 4.1.2.434
Release Notes
March 2010
Doc ID 075
Quest® Archive Manager is an archiving and management solution that enables
email and file data to become a true asset for the organization by capturing,
indexing, and storing it for mailbox management, compliance, and knowledge
sharing.
These Release Notes document the Archive Manager 4.1.2 Maintenance Release, and are intended as an addendum to the Archive Manager 4.1 Release Notes and product documentation, and the 4.1.1 Maintenance Release Notes. The Archive Manager 4.1.2 Maintenance Release includes the following:
This release provides the following enhancements to the Exchange Store Manager (ESM):
This release provides the following enhancements to the Full Text Index Service (FTI):
This release provides the following enchancements to the GroupWise Store Manager (GSM):
The PST Import Wizard now supports a mode that allows .pst files to be processed without an Exchange server and Active Directory.
The following configuration settings have new default values:
The following is a list of issues addressed and enhancements implemented in this release of Archive Manager.
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST73106 |
The FTIAttachment worker gets a NullReferenceException with Bridgehead. |
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST72506 |
Attachments were not retrieved from the BlackBerry server when Exchange returned the MessageClass string as ANSI rather than Unicode. As a result, Archive Retrieve could not restore the original attachment data when these messages were stubbed. |
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70727 |
Two SQL jobs — Assign Security to New Messages and Assign Security to All Messages — run slowly and generate errors, and these jobs also generate duplicate-key errors, for example: |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70769
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The SQL jobs Assign Security to New Messages and Assign Security to All Messages fail to start on SQL 2000, because their stored procedures PopulateMailBoxMessageNew and PopulateMailBoxMessageAll are incompatible with SQL 2000. (The procedures call a table, sys.dm_db_file_space_usage, that does not exist in SQL 2000.)
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST71357 |
The Data Loader is unable to load XML files exported by Archive Manager 4.1.0 and earlier versions that contain embedded Contact items. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70486
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Code enhancements to application checksumming inadvertently introduce errors in processing .xml attachment files:
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST72340 |
The ESM is unable to process mail message in user mailboxes if they were tagged with a property that is normally used by the Exchange 2007 Server to identify envelope journal reports. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70586 |
The ESM is sometimes unable to identify messages that were eligible for exporting, stubbing, and/or deletion. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST69372 |
The ESM is unable to export calendar items that have attached messages with null content. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST55884 |
A known issue in Exchange makes the ESM unable to fetch the properties of certain "soft-deleted" items. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST69428 |
The ESM is unable to process messages with large numbers of attachments that have been stubbed and reconstructed and exceed the Archive Manager @Attachments property limit of 8k. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST71216 |
The Journal Dataloader's ESM worker crashes when it encounters a MIME journal report that is malformed instead of logging an error, bypassing the malformed report, and completing the process run. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST72525 |
The ESM may calculate incorrect checksums for messages if they had internet headers with no distinguishing fields, (i.e, From, To, CC, Subject and Date), and a message with no distinguishing fields already exists in the database with an earlier checksum algorithm (pre 4.1.1). |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST71163 |
The Journal Data Loader mistakes valid TNEF for invalid in some envelope journal reports with MIME (.eml) attachments that contained TNEF (winmail.dat), causing it to crash. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST74433 |
When a message is stubbed, and the message has an embedded message that was archived with a pre-4.1.1 checksum, the ESM sets the @CheckSum property of the embedded message to the 4.1.1 checksum instead of the correct, pre-4.1.1 checksum. The 4.1.1 checksum is not in the database, so the Outlook form cannot reconstruct the embedded message and the stubs are broken. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST74527 |
When messages that were archived with a pre-4.1.1 checksum are stubbed using Archive Manager version 4.1.1.436, they are incorrectly stamped and need to be reprocessed via the ESM to be automatically repaired. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70405 |
A Tnefreadser.dll bug was discovered involving .eml processing errors. |
Several of the Exchange Utility issues listed below were resolved by improvements to Exchange Store Manager processing. For all of the issues listed to be completely resolved, you will need to let the Exchange Store Manager complete one full pass through all user mailboxes in Exchange.
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST73110 |
Enhancement Request: Give the Exchange Utility new functionality that will crawl Exchange mailboxes looking for all stubs and then verify that there is a corresponding record in the Archive Manager database. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST71354 |
The Restamp Stub operation of the Exchange Utility is too slow. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST67427 |
The Exchange Utility doesn't find and reconstruct all stubbed messages in a mailbox. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST66650 |
There are exceptions in the Archive Manager Event Log at reconstruction of messages with several attachments by Exchange Utility. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST74692 |
The Exchange Utility can't restamp stubs with large internet headers. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST66847 |
Sometimes after the Exchange Utility reconstructs messages, a message may remain stubbed. |
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST80878
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When the Archive Full Text Index Service process memory usage reaches the threshold value set by the Full Text Index Service Max Memory configuration file parameter, the service process is terminated abnormally. The indexing threads that are running when the process is terminated do not close the Lucene index properly, which can lead to a corrupted index. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST80847
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Using the -optimize command to optimize the Full Text Index can cause index loss or corruption if the optimize operation fails. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST75048
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The Full Text Index Service fails to index some.docx files due to a problem with the IFilter that caused a timeout to occur. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST73926 |
AttachmentFileIDs that have been retention deleted are not being removed from the AttachmentToIndex table. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST74992
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Attachments with more than 10,000 search terms are not being loaded into the index. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70931
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Insufficient memory error when optimizing the full text index (-optimize).
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST76229
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When a write.lock file is present in the Index message folder, restarting the FTI does not remove the lock and the write.lock file is left behind. This results in FTI errors. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST75747
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The Full Text Index Service process that monitors FTIAttachmentWorker threads receives an exception that causes the FTIAttachmentworker to end abruptly.
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST75539
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A write.lock file is abandoned by the FTIAttachmentWorker and generates an unexpected failure.
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST71461 |
The GSM filters by the Modified Time date field when scanning mailboxes with a message policy that specifies an export delay. This could cause some messages that were eligible for archiving not to be archived. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
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The GSM sets the LastRetentionDate property on the GroupWise account, even if some messages were not successfully processed. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
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The GSM does not retry processing messages that were not sucessfully processed the first time. |
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST64939 |
The PST Import Wizard no longer works without Exchange. |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST72560 |
The PST Import Wizard does not accommodate a hierarchical domain structure in Groupwise environments. |
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70063
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The Search Exporter fails to export a message with an HTML message body that contains unblocked externally referenced images. The Search Exporter application log reports a "Failed to retrieve message" error.
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST73893
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When exporting searches with multiple instances of the Search Exporter against the same web server/web services, some attachments are mismatched. (The actual files are different than the filename/message indicates.) Archive Manager does require that concurrent exports are done from separate workstations.
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Product Name
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Product Version |
Defect ID |
Problem Description |
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST67863 |
When a user is not given the Add/Edit Custom Mailbox security role on the Archive Manager Website and then performs a search that returns multiple pages of results, errors occur with the Context menu when navigating through pages of search results.
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST64877 |
When a user is not given the Add/Edit Custom Mailbox security role on the Archive Manager Website and then performs a search that returns multiple pages of results, an error may be generated when you navigate through the search results pages multiple times. This typically occurs after navigating through 5 pages.
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Archive Manager |
4.1 |
ST70765
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Messages containing the <?xml> tag appeared with blank bodies in the Archive Manager Website.
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The following issues are known to exist in this release of Archive Manager:
The following is a list of third party issues known to exist at the time of this release.
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Feature
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Issue |
Defect ID |
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Adobe iFilters versions 6-8 |
Some PDF files cannot be indexed due to an issue with the Adobe iFilters, versions 6-8. |
ST76473 |
The Full Text Index (FTI) reports IFilter errors because some PDF and/or XPS files cannot be indexed.
Errors associated with XPS files: These errors are typically caused by a missing XPS file viewer. Microsoft offers this one as a free download (link was current as of release date).
Errors associated with PDF files: PDF indexing errors sometimes occur when using Adobe IFilters versions 6-8 with recently enhanced FTI/FTS versions. These errors can usually be eliminated by either of these two remedies (cited download links are current as of the release date):
Quest recommends that you make sure that Windows 2003 Service Pack 2 is running. This process will install newer versions of the native Office IFilters. It is also recommended that you download and install the 2007 Office System Converter: Microsoft Filter Pack.
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Feature
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Issue |
Defect ID |
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Archive Retrieve |
Due to an issue with BlackBerry, BlackBerry users cannot view embedded items using Archive Retrieve. |
ST69749 |
The workaround to this problem is to send attachments rather than embedded objects.
To run the repairindex command to repair the Full Text Index if it becomes corrupted, complete the following steps.
To create a backup of the Full Text Index, complete the following steps.
In addition to the System Requirements specified in the Archive Manager manuals for version 4.1, the Release Notes for version 4.1, and the Release Notes for version 4.1.1, this 4.1.2 maintenance release requires:
| Prerequisites for servers running Archive Manager Services |
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| Archive Retrieve (Archive Manager Download Tool) |
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| PST Import Wizard Installation |
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The following table lists the minimum hardware requirements. These requirements take the place of the hardware requirements listed in the 4.1 documentation. Based upon your specific system configuration, additional resources may be needed.
| 500 Users |
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| 500-2000 Users |
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| 2000-5000 Users |
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| 5000 or More Users |
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This section contains information about installing and operating this product outside of North America. This section does not replace the materials about supported platforms and configurations found elsewhere in the product documentation.
This release is Unicode-enabled and supports any character set. In this release, all product components should be configured to use the same or compatible character encodings and should be installed to use the same locale and regional options. This release is targeted to support operations in the following regions: North America, Western Europe and Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe.
This release has the following known capabilities or limitations: Tested against French OS, SQL and Exchange.
The Archive Manager 4.1.2 distribution zip file contains the following:
Top-level Folder:
Documentation Folder:
PreReqs Folder:
Please see the Planning and Installation Guide (for either Exchange or GroupWise) for full instructions and application notes to install the current version of Archive Manager. The Planning and Installation Guide also provides valuable pre-installation planning information, process checklists, and pre- and post-installation process instructions that are necessary for a successful Archive Manager installation.
To upgrade from Archive Manager Version 4.1.0.366 or 4.1.1.436, run ArchiveSetup.exe.
The Upgrading chapter of the Planning and Installation Guide (for either Exchange or GroupWise) provides full instructions and application notes for upgrading to the current version of Archive Manager from an earlier version. The current version of Archive Manager supports upgrades only from versions 4.1.0.366 or 4.1.1.436, and HotFixes which specify in their release notes that they are applicable to that specific build.
Important Upgrade Considerations:
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