How does Imail know if Declude has run on these files?
It doesn't know. But since it doesn't keep track, it has to start Declude. Scanning an E-mail twice won't hurt (except for CPU usage), but not scanning it will hurt (it can cause Evil E-mails to come through).
> Ipswitch says that the problem is that declude is locking the file but not > unlocking it when it's done.
The best thing to do in this case is to look at the IMail and Declude log file entries for one of these E-mails, before restarting the queue manager. The entries for the E-mail should stop somewhere, which will provide clues as to what is happening to the E-mail.
> Having said that could it be one of the external tests that Declude is > calling? > In other words, it would appear that the problem is with Declude.exe but > it's really with a shelled process that declude is calling?
That shouldn't cause this -- Declude will timeout the external process if it takes too long.
-Scott
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