You could set up a batch file to clean out the spool periodically
using isplcln.exe.
For example:
cd\imail
isplcln -n 2 -l 2
This would clean out any log files older than 2 days and
any other files older than 2 days. Set the limit whatever is
comfortable for you.
I run a batch file nightly that archives my log files to another
folder then cleans out my spool folder also. Runs at midnight.
Example:
@echo off
d:
xcoopy -i d:\imail\spool\*.txt q:\logs\mail\mailspool
cd\imail
isplcln -n 2 -l 2
cd\imail\spool
del *.txt
echo Housecleaning Done!
Dusty
----- Original Message -----
From: Farooq Ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 10:21 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Problem of spool directory
>
> Hi every one
>
> *We are using Imail server ver 5.04.
> *The problem of our server is that it is not removing the files of the
spool directory automatically and we are removing the files manually becuase
this directory becomes very big and occupy about 500 MB in one day.
> *If we do not remove these files from the directory then the mail server
does not send the body of the mails and just send the "To" and "From"
informations of the sender.
> *If we view the spool directory it contains the attchments of the user
which they want to send but the attchments remain in our spool directory and
make it bulky.
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