Scott, I checked both the C:\Declude.log and the JM logs, and on the ones I
sent to you, they could not be found in either log.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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Given the information, it looks like the most likely culprit here is IMail.
I tested one of the D*.SMD/Q*.SMD combinations here, and there were no
problems. With nothing suggesting that Declude either hung or crashed, it
sounds like this is a case related to the other IMail issues (not calling
Is there a way to route certain tests that fail to a specific folder.
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Here's the answer from our Senderbase engineer:
**There's no way that I know of to make the current JunkMail use
senderbase.
**It could be done if the program were modified to support the
senderbase **DNS interface
(http://www.senderbase.org/dnsresponses.html), which **provides much of
the data
Is there a way to route certain tests that fail to a specific folder.
Yes, you can use the MAILBOX action to do that. For example, TESTNAME
MAILBOX spam would route E-mail that failed the TESTNAME test into the
user's spam mailbox.
-Scott
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I need to sort a debug log to find all lines for a message.
Problem is, some lines include just seconds of time, some include thousands
of seconds. This is making it difficult to import into Excel. Can't use
space as the delimiter. Can't use fixed width. Can't use tab.
Any ideas on the fastest
text to columns using a space as the delimiter
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Importance: High
Any ideas on the
I need to sort a debug log to find all lines for a message.
Problem is, some lines include just seconds of time, some include thousands
of seconds. This is making it difficult to import into Excel. Can't use
space as the delimiter. Can't use fixed width. Can't use tab.
Any ideas on the fastest
Doesn't work, as it ends up spreading the data column into shreds.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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That got it, thanks.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
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Subject: Re:
The National
Anti-Spam Registry, or a Pretender? Don't be fooled by all the flag
waving and mentions of thenew federal law. Be warned: this so-called
"National AntiSpam Registry" is not official, and worse, it could be
awolf in sheep's clothing. The site's privacy policy actuallyopens you
John,
If you need to do more that group by e-mail, what I do is to import the log
into SQL2000 as a single column and then parse it with a T-SQL script using
keywords, key phrases, unique characters and spaces in specific locations.
Works really well and very fast.
George
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Scott -
Do you have a handy dandy way of finding all the messages that were
delivered Message OK *and* failed a certain test?
Like all the messages that were successfully delivered that failed
SPAMDOMAINS. Even a count would be nice -
Thanks
-Nick Hayer
If you are just
Do you have a handy dandy way of finding all the messages that were
delivered Message OK *and* failed a certain test?
Unfortunately, we do not have a tool to do that.
-Scott
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From: Nick Hayer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you have a handy dandy way of finding all the messages that were
delivered Message OK *and* failed a certain test?
Like all the messages that were successfully delivered that failed
SPAMDOMAINS. Even a count would be nice -
Nick,
FYI - You can do this with DLAnalyzer. On one of our last discussions we
talked about having a weight range that spanned from zero. This way you
could see the messages that were delivered.
If you specify spamdomains and that weight range as a test in the advanced
report and set the
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