>Forgot to check. Yes - we had these lines coincidental with the
>incident: ---
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>06/12/2002 10:04:46 Q62be1d8101fe3fd0 ERROR: Virus scanner didn't
> finish after 60 seconds; terminating.
That would explain the leftover .vir directories.
Given the volume you had at the time, it sounds like the CPU was extremely
busy, and these may have been valid timeouts.
Could those 2,000 E-mails be sent in batches? IMail's architecture makes
it handle large volumes of E-mail best when they are batched (whether or
not Declude is being used).
>06/12/2002 16:57:37 Passing to SMTP1: -v C:\IMail\spool\Qb68b00160216f9ee.SMD
>06/12/2002 16:57:41 Passing to SMTP1: -v C:\IMail\spool\Qb68b004c01eaf8a4.SMD
Any chance you used the "Send One" button in IMail Administrator around
that time? That message will show up if you have the logging level set to
MID or higher, and IMail starts Declude with an extra parameter (-v in this
case, which I believe is used with the "Send One", and indicates extra
logging).
-Scott
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