Have a look at main.mbx in that user's account. We saw one case where a
bunch of weird messages (mostly chain letters) is a user's account did
this very thing.
Dave
In reply to 6 Dec message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>We have had web messaging 4.07 crash after a TCP timeout (shows as
>TCP -1 on port 8181 status monitor) several times over the past
>few days. Every time I check the logs, I find that it is the same
>user (using IE 3.0) logged in just before the crash. The user
>entry appears on the line above where the problem seems to occur,
>with approximately a half hour gap between that user's login and
>the actual crash. (see below)
>Also of concern is the "specified service does not exist"
>reference below. IMail itself reconfigured the monitor to watch
>IWEBD instead of IP address and port, so I don't understand why
>there is a problem.
>Any ideas?
>___________________________________
>David V. Brenner - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>International Services Network Corporation
>http://www.cport.com
>19991205 143546 AUTH LOGON L5 216.132.66.139
>Xae249e9299c8cbcb9f722ee821 81 0
>19991205 150343 TCP DOWN WEB 216.132.67.3:8383 TCP -1 19991205
>150445 SRVC STOP "IWEBD" service
>19991205 150445 SRVC ERROR "IWEBD" - OpenService failed The
>specified service does not exist.
>19991205 150450 SRVC START "IWEBD" service
>19991205 150450 SRVC ERROR "IWEBD" - OpenService failed The
>specified service does not exist.
>19991205 150455 SRVC DOWN WEB service "IWEBD" - Attempted restart
>19991205 150558 SRVC DOWN WEB "IWEBD" - Reporting 19991205 150558
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