T30DebugLogFile.txt

[Ted]

Just recently, a zero length file called "T30DebugLogFile.txt" keeps
appearing in my Windows\Temp directory. It is not a problem, but I would
like to know what is creating it. Anyone know?

Ted.

 

[Matthew]

Do you have Netscape Communicator 4.79 installed? Could
be that. See http://snags.org/~patria/eemp/netscape-
comm.html which is the only reference to your file I could
find.

Matthew

-----Original Message-----
Just recently, a zero length file

called "T30DebugLogFile.txt" keeps

 

[E E 'Doc' Smith]

Do you have Netscape Communicator 4.79 installed? Could
be that. See http://snags.org/~patria/eemp/netscape-
comm.html which is the only reference to your file I could
find.

Matthew


called "T30DebugLogFile.txt" keeps

I have the same file - it relates to Sony Ericsson Phones and syncing with
Outlook

 

[Ted]

Do you have Netscape Communicator 4.79 installed? Could
be that. See http://snags.org/~patria/eemp/netscape-
comm.html which is the only reference to your file I could
find.

Matthew

No, this PC has never had Netscape on it.

Ted.

 

[Ted]

I have the same file - it relates to Sony Ericsson Phones and syncing
with Outlook

Can you expand on that please?
I don't have anything to do with "Sony Ericsson Phones" on this PC (unless
it is something that XP automatically installs?), and I do not use Outlook
at all (although that is on the PC)

Ted.

 

[GSV Three Minds in a Can]

Just recently, a zero length file called "T30DebugLogFile.txt" keeps
appearing in my Windows\Temp directory. It is not a problem, but I would
like to know what is creating it. Anyone know?

groups.google.com 'T30DebugLogFile', read all about it from the last
umpteen times this was asked.

 

[GSV Three Minds in a Can]

Perhaps if you actually know the answer (as opposed to "it might be...")
you could post it here please?

I believe it is something to do with the Fax service, but since I don't
run it, and don't have it installed, I can't help you much .. maybe if
you sent some faxes it'd have something in (or maybe it only logs
errors?)