After checking my server I did not see any issue with downgrades or delivery
this weekend.
Since it was a DNS issue that failed, can the users that had the issue check
to see if they had a DNSOVERRIDE in their declude.cfg. When declude first
switched to the phone home licensing modle we had problems connecting to
their DNS server for license verification.
They had me place
DNSOVERRIDE [ip address of local caching DNS server]
in my declude.cfg file.
Since I did not have any issues this round and if you do not have this set
you may want to set it
Kevin Bilbee
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Carter
> Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 9:13 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] All I wan't for Christmas is
> not to be paged!
>
>
> This was suppose to be a holiday ... I didn't need this.
>
> Imail 8.22
> Declude 3.0.5.22 EVA & Junkmail Pro
> F-Prot/ClamAV/Sniffer
>
> I had a problem similar to Darrell's. After noticing very
> little mail going through the server yesterday and then this
> morning, came in to find 20,000+ msg in \proc folder. It does
> appear Decludeproc had a major senior moment -- had climbed
> to 510,000K in task manager. Couldn't stop service; I
> rebooted. Mail started moving, but slowly and Decludeproc
> moved up to 400,000K +. Based on previously comments, I added
> DNSOVERRIDE to declude.cfg. Mail is moving faster and
> Decludeproc is sitting around 100,000K. Now down around
> 9,000 msgs to go -- light at the end of the tunnel -- just
> hope it isn't an on-coming train!
>
> I guess I conclude with this:
> 1. where's the documentation on DNSOVERRIDE - couldn't find
> any. 2. at least the msgs weren't lost, just held up - a
> plus for the Declude model. 3. I'm not standing in some
> &%$#&* return/exchange line.
>
> John C
>
>
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