This has been bugging me for some time, and I'm back on the hunt of the 
problem.  I have a pretty simple script that runs every hour and looks for 
messages in certain Exchange 2003 email inboxes whose subjects and attachment 
names meet certain criteria, and then detaches those files for processing.  
Everything works fine - almost.

We use a SonicWall spam filter (their email security software that runs on the 
Exchange server, not one of their spam applicance boxes - version 6.0.1.915) 
for our Exchange server, and to let some of those incoming messages get through 
we needed to create a rule.  Whenever those messages come through, I cannot 
detach their attachment - when I run the code below:
        <cfexchangemail action="getAttachments"
                connection="exchangeConnection" 
                uid="#inbox.UID#"
                name="attachSummaryX">
which is wrapped in a CFTRY, the CFCATCH traps the following error:
"The requested resource was not found on the server"

If I go into that email box in Outlook (or Outlook Web Access for that matter) 
and forward it back to itself, then it gets processed just fine.  I dump a lot 
of the info about the email messages as I process them, and there is nothing 
about this one that looks any different from the ones that work.  It has what 
appears to be a good UID value, which was the first thing I looked for when 
this started happening.  If we remove the filter, then the inbox will start 
getting a ton of spam messages as well as the good ones (they come from a 
domain that spammers and phishers like to use).

Anyone seen anything like this?  Any ideas for deeper debugging?

thanks
Reed 

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