Darell,
Yes I'm running a dual processor Xenon Dell server.
All the best,
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Fred,
It's documented in the in declude 3.05 link under myaccount.asp section of
the web site .
All the best,
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We upgraded 4 of our inbound gateway server to 3.0.5 yesterday.
This morning our HP Open View alarms on all 4 went off reporting the
following similar errors:
HELP!
From the Event Log:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7031
Date:
There's a folder in the \proc folder called "review"
I've
got messages building up in it but not sure what they
are.
FYI
I'm seeing the same thing.
Dell PE 2650's 1.4Ghz Dual Proc 2GB RAM.
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Mark,
We are looking at this right now and will get back to you.
Barry
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David,
When you start to see messages accumulate in the proc directory and it
increases you want to watch your decludeproc process. If it processes mail
and than stops and sits for about 30 seconds even though there is mail in
the proc folder than you are also seeing. If you also watch the
Mark,
I just posted about what to look for if you see the same issue. To recap
with one addition: Make sure you bump your threads up to 25 or so. Watch
the proc directory, decludeproc.exe in task manager, and the logs. Do you
see the logs just stop and the decludeproc.exe at zero % cpu
One of more of the messages in the review folder was the cause of the
decludeproc service to stop running. You should submit those to Declude or
try and isolate which one of them is causing the issue.
Darrell
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There are 120+ messages in the folder on each server. :)
Should I put them back into the proc folder to try reprocessing?
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Exactly.
Also, I see the \templogs folder grow a fair amount too.
Last night it had 16,000 logs in it despite the fact my declude.cfg file had
these settings:
THREADS 25
CONCATENATELOGS ON
KEEPINDIVIDUALLOGS OFF
ADJUSTFORLOAD ON
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I would put them in a couple at a time. This way you can isolate it down to
which ones it is. First I would remove all of them out of the review folder
to another location. Drop them into the proc dir a couple pairs at a time.
If the decludeproc service stops the entire contents of proc I
PROCESSES is only relevant to Declude 2.0.6
ADJUSTFORLOAD is only relevant to Declude 2.0.6
THREADS is only relevant to Declude 3.0
David Barker
www.declude.com
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Since installing 3.0.5.3 i get no longer informations about the Sender
Country.
The variable country-chain is always empty and the filters for country and
countries are processed but shows nothing.
Log snippet in debug mode:
09/28/2005 16:07:09.458 qa380013a1e15.smd Filter COUNTRIES: Not
Please review the posts I made on 3.0.5.3 earlier this week.
John T
eServices For You
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When I run this on the server all I get is  in the log text..any
ideas what to do..
Richard Farris
Ethixs Online
1.270.247. Office
1.800.548.3877 Tech Support
Crossroads to a Cleaner Internet
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Richard,
When you run what? There are two utilities listed?
Darrell
Richard Farris writes:
When I run this on the server all I get is  in the log text..any
ideas what to do..
Richard Farris
Ethixs Online
1.270.247. Office
1.800.548.3877 Tech Support
Crossroads to a Cleaner
Hello, All,
I realize that this might be better asked in the IMail Forum but this group
has a little better signal-to-noise ratio so I thought I'd try here first.
We are doing Store and Forward mail filtering for a customer. We use the
hosts file to define what IP to Forward mail to after we
It looks like Declude should have installed a Service called decludeproc
service.
It did not.
What next.
Fred
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66.148.217.251 domain.com
70.60.133.251 domain.com
will this mechanism rotate through both IPs or will it also
just use whichever it hits first when reading from the top of
the list down? Or is it just a bad idea in general to do
this and we will just have to change the IP
Fred,
Goto you're the command prompt and to your \Imail directory and type the
following:
decludeproc -i
This should install the service.
David Barker
www.declude.com
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How would you de-install the service if you wanted to?
Goran Jovanovic
The LAN Shoppe
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Would this work?
Instead of using the hosts file to define the IPs and DOMAINS could you
not create a zone on your own DNS server for the domain in question and
then define 2 MX records? In this case when the primary goes down it
will flip to the secondary by itself? Then you would not need to
decludeproc -vversion
decludeproc -i install
decludeproc -uuninstall
David Barker
www.declude.com
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Instead of using the hosts file to define the IPs and DOMAINS could
you not create a zone on your own DNS server for the domain in
question and then define 2 MX records? In this case when the primary
goes down it will flip to the secondary by itself? Then you would
not need to put
I need a log filter program that will tell me what address sent and received
emails and to whom.
Anyone have one.
Very Imported.
Thanks.
Fred
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Sandy,
Well at least the idea was good. I will wait for your next post.
Thank you
Goran Jovanovic
The LAN Shoppe
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Or is it just a bad idea in general to do this and we will just have
to change the IP manually if one ISP goes down?
Being able to use the DNS MX algorithm for gatewayed domains is not a
bad idea at all -- it's preferable to hard-coding a single MX route in
HOSTS. However, to do this you
It's a lot of work to create an extra level of complexity to handle
something that is almost never an issue and can be resolved smoothly
if there ever was.
I heartily disagree.
It doesn't take a company with tens of thousands of accounts to
justify the use of the MX algorithm for
Sandy,
Naturally Ipswitch's method is a major root of the issue. I like
IMail's Spool and it's simplicity in finding and understanding
messages. MS SMTP however encodes the equivalent of the Q file and it
is important to be able to see that information. So all other things
being equal, I
BTW, you can trick IMail. You need to be gatewaying through another
server, MS SMTP for instance and set up that address (gateway) in the
allowed addresses under the IMail SMTP service. That takes care of
IMail accepting everything from your gateway(s) regardless of the Hosts
file entries.
BTW, you can trick IMail. You need to be gatewaying through another
server, MS SMTP for instance and set up that address (gateway) in
the allowed addresses under the IMail SMTP service.
Not really a trick -- that's by design. That's why I said that Dan
could plug in MS SMTP as
If IMail allowed for multiple forwarding IP's per domain, I would
consider setting up some bogus DNS entries. I'm not totally sure
that IMail's method can't be tricked in some way. I can see the
possibility that it could be and I'm all about finding ways to make
software do what
I have an agent who is sending out a stupid e-mail letter every Friday. I
have set up the AOL feedback loop and two to three people report her as spam
every week. I don't know what AOL's tolerance is, but I really don't want
to get listed by them again.
SOMEONE at AOL told her this:
IT person
I think what someone's trying to say is to add information to the header to
help in identifying the person reporting the spam so they can be removed
from her distribution list. While you can add ALLRECIPS via Declude's
headers, probably the best thing is to add the spoolname so you're not
Marc,
Sounds odd. There is a standardized header List-Unsubscribe which can
contain a mailto and/or http tag for unsubscribing, and some people
insert headers indicating that they don't spam and where to report it
to, but that's almost always associated with services that have issues
with
I dislike generalizing about anything but I do have to say that people on
AOL are a real pain in the ass.
I have had people tell me that they thought the report as spam icon was
how you delete email.
AOLers will register for my web based discussion forum and they will elect
to receive an email
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