I was looking at the header of a suspected spam email, and it didn't haveThis will occur if the Q*.SMD file is missing. This can happen if an on-access virus scanner deletes the file (which would be unusual for a Q*.SMD file, though), or it could also happen with some versions of Declude JunkMail if Declude Hijack blocked the E-mail.
any declude headers added. I thought this very strange so I looked at the
declude spam logs and found that the email had generated this error. Looks
like it sailed right through without getting looked at. Any idea why it
couldn't lock it? I checked the disk, plenty of space, spam folder is OK
and a lot of other spam is getting caught.
01/03/2003 06:59:27 Q97200fc Could not lock F:\IMAIL\spool\Q97200fc.SMD; timed out (j=2).
01/03/2003 01:45:56 Q4dc1128 Couldn't move/copy data file [32]. Priority back to 32.The "error #32" indicates a sharing violation -- meaning that some program has the Q*.SMD file locked, even though it should not normally be accessing it (it's possible that Declude could be doing that). What version of Declude are you running (you can type "\IMail\Declude -diag" from a command prompt, exactly like shown, to see the version)?
01/03/2003 01:45:56 Q4dc1128 WARNING: Could not unlock F:\IMAIL\spool\_4dc1128.~MD due to error #32.
01/03/2003 01:45:56 Q4dc1128 ERROR: Could not move spam to hold (2)! Code: 2 F:\IMAIL\spool\D4dc1128.SMD F:\IMAIL\spool\spam\D4dc1128.SMD
-Scott
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