Hi bfmorse, you should have received responses to your support emails. If you did not get any of them, we'll have to look into our emailing system for any issues.

+1

Responses to original and "reply all" messages have been sporadic so, I don't know if the issue is system related or something else.

I usually include my login email along with a secondary email address for my cell phone that I CC the message to (reason for "reply all" messages), My intent being: I am able to see a reply on my cell phone when I am at work and have the opportunity to reply to any questions or comments in a more timely manner. I have both originated and replied to messages from my primary email's computer and my cell phone's email.

I have not yet attempted to troubleshoot the issue from my end.

Let me know what you find out and if the email issue has been completely resolved or is still a work-in-progress.

The way things are going, I strongly suspect that we'll be "celebrating" a 1 month anniversary of this original issue...

It doesn't take much for a very brief update, EACH AND EVERY DAY, until we're 'back on our feet'...

It is a bit off-topic, but maybe this can help someone. About "...hitting the retry button..." — in the Linux distros, you could add a CRON job to do the hitting for you.

• One-liner crontab example that retries transfers every minute:
  # Change the working directory to where boinccmd is, check if there are pending transfers and then retry
  * * * * * cd $(dirname $(which boinccmd)) && boinccmd --get_file_transfers | grep -Fq 'name: ' && boinccmd --network_available
  
  
• Crontab with script:
  * * * * * /name/of/your/script
  
  Inside of the script:
  

  #!/bin/bash -l
  
  # This prevents stacking up more than one simultaneous cronjob because the script runs in a loop
  (( $(pgrep -cf "/bin/bash.* $(realpath $0)") > 1 )) && exit 0
  
  # Change working dir because boinccmd has some PATH resolving issues, I guess...
  cd $(dirname $(type -p boinccmd))
  
  # Loop every 10 sec and retry pending transfers as long as the internet is available and
  # there are pending transfers from WCG
  while ping -nA -w 5 -c 3 8.8.8.8 >/dev/null 2>&1 && boinccmd --get_file_transfers |& grep -Fq 'name: '; do
    boinccmd --network_available
    sleep 10
  done