isnt this indicative of a mail loop? haven't seen this happen to my boxes
yet, so just from what I read here...any one offer any other causes?
Thank you,
Patrick
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Don't touch them if you don't have too. However, on e2k I have a couple
servers that will be fine all week and in a few hours the log files will
take 20gigs of space. Not sure what the workaround was so I just enabled
circular logging.. All seems well after that..
Good luck
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris McNab [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 12:46 AM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: MDB DATA FOLDER
Greetings All
Sorry to sound like a bit of a novice, but each day our Exchange 2000
creates one or more files within //exchsrvr/mdbdata. They are named
similar to E0000*.txt and are approximately 5MB in size. I can open the
files using NOTEPAD but they just seem to contain jibberish. Can you
tell me if these files can be deleted from time to time and what purpose
they serve?
Cheers
Chris
Forex Group Australia Pty Ltd
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