>The reason why I ask is that all of a sudden all the IP's we entered in
>there are now gone, it is completely empty,
well, then why not just put them back in?
>yet it is still working for the ip classes we had specified.
lucky you! vbg
>I tried starting and stopping the smtp service, but they didn't show up.
key em in again and don't look back.
>I would re enter everything, but am concerned that the designated ips are
>still there somewhere and it is just a display problem.
so key em in again to try to fix the alleged "display" pb.
>Likewise I am hesitant to reboot the machine incase I lose what may still
>be there enabling our current user normal behavior.
key em in again, "apply", stop/start smtp, close Imail, open it, to see if
their still there, do the hokey pokey, turn yourself around, if yes, reboot
the dog (probably overkill) if you think it will make you feel better. or
just let the dog sleep.
>Where should I be looking for the file, is it a file or is it in the
>registry, if so, where?
who knows? who cares? your Imail works, just key them in again, and go
have a beer. ( Arthur's got a real pb, be grateful yours works!! )
I have 4 class C's in my "relay for" (yep, they're still there, just
looked) but I can't (easily) find them in the Imail registry tree. I bet
if we knew where they were, we couldn't diddle with them anyway. Maybe they
live in the Imailtop\cfg thingy.
Len < sorry, having a bad weekend with my FreeBSD BIND slaves not syncing
to their master vbg >
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