A number of years ago I purchased Declude and ultimately abandoned it
due to the crippling problem that would leave our spool directory
overfilled with mail and a mail server that was delivering mail late.
Sometimes up to 24 to 48 hours late in the worst cases.
Last year I decided to give Declude
It might help to give a bit more information.
What version of Imail?
What version of Declude?
What virus scanners are you running?
Any odd messages in the virus or junkmail logs?
- Original Message -
From: Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Sent: Thursday, July
What is your daily total volume?
What server are you using for DNS?
What version of Imail?
What have you tried to tweak? (First thing that comes to my mind is AFTERJM
in the Virus.cfg file.)
Are you using the Default JunkMail configuration, or have you made changes?
John T
eServices For You
Hi Will,
We just had this problem twice in the past week. We're running IMail 8.05
and Declude Junkmail/Virus 1.82.
The first took us most of the day to recover, with significant effort on our
part, and a delay in delivery of about 4 hours for some email. It was
caused by a new customer
Hi Will,
Sorry you are having problems - Declude is a good product - it may be
something simple here. I would say the most common thing is a dns issue
- stuff stacks up waiting for dns responses. Check that out first - send
more info too!
-Nick
Will wrote:
A number of years ago I
Hello,
This has been an ongoing issue for us also,
I have a minimum of test running.
If I really try to run any indepth test it just falls way behind.
I have a 3 ghz server
Imail 7.15 Declude 1.77i31 Windows2000
Even now I still get hit. It just can't keep up.
I have tried 4 different DNS
The only issue known to this list regarding Declude that can affect
Declude users in this way would be an incompatibility with IMail 8.20.
IMail 8.20 introduces a rewrite of the SMTP service which was a major
change, and sure enough this created issues for some users when they
ran up against
Anybody install this yet? Any Issues (Besides the known 8.20 Issue)
I am currently running Declude 1.82 with iMail 8.20HF1
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Don't fear the overflow folder. The overflow folder is your friend.
It's good to have an overflow folder.
A few key things to know about the overflow folder:
- odds are pretty good that everyone on this list has dealt with the
overflow folder, you're not alone and there *are* answers
- it is a
Matt beat me to it. I hope you are not
using a nobody alias anywhere. The large amount of GSE files are indicative of
a misconfiguration or improper configuration within Imail.
Also as Matt said, some people are
becoming too quick to point a finger at Declude. I posted some questions
William,
It is always too early to tell until at least a couple of weeks have
past. Only the most obvious and widespread issues will crop up
immediately and become known, but the real problematic things will take
weeks or even months to diagnose and fix.
That said, a hot fix generally
I had the same situation with Overflow and Spool getting overloaded.
Increasing the number of SMTP process in IMail to 90 keeps it clear except
under extreme situations. IMail 7.15.
G.Z.
- Original Message -
From: Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Sent: Thursday,
My understanding is that IMail 8.15 HF2 and everything before it is
limited to just 64 threads based on the fact that it is not
multi-threaded like 8.20 now is. I believe that the default setting in
IMail is less than 64 and can be increased. There is also a timeout
setting that should be
I installed the 8.21 patch, the main improvement is the ability to limit the
amount of SMTP connections. I opened a case with Ipswitch yesterday due to a
problem with SMTPD32 that would cause the RAM usage to skyrocket until the
SMTP service failed. It turns out that when a blacklist is
I am running the following:
The server is dedicated to Imail and runs
no other third party applications.
I see about 250,000 messages per day and I
have 3000 accounts.
3.05ghz xeon with 1gb of RAM
Windows Server 2003
Microsoft DNS Server
I
was seeing event ID 5502 The DNS
Matt wrote:
Thanks John, you are correct about the 83.333 number, and that is
still about 10 times the typical amount for domains on my server. I
could only really imagine this happening if IMail was accepting all
E-mail to the domains hosted on it regardless of there being an actual
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