Just to be clear... This is an issue specific to Imail 2006 and I should
be waiting for an ipswitch patch for this, right?
Until then, I assume I should just run isplclean each day to clean it
up?
Will
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
If the files that remain in the spool start with T and D, but not Q,
that
means the client disconnected before SMTPD could issue the 250 OK
signaling
to the client that the message has been accepted for delivery.
Tripp
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
Sorry about that. Alright, I tested again. Processing appears to be
no different that it was with my third party software (delcude 4.2.12).
There are still messages being left behind and they end their processing
with this line:
20060630 123117 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (51c202860000045d)
[222.213.157.76] E:\IMAIL\spool\D51c202860000045d.SMD 49847
I compared a number of left files to the log and they all seem to end
with
this type of log line.
Am I correct in assuming that these files are the responsibility of the
queue manager? It would appear by this test that my focus is on that.
Will
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Looks like you left a space in the delivery name, that's why the error
2
executing "" "E:\IMAIL\spool\Q4af40192000006f1.SMD", The "" should be
the
program it's calling. Make sure that field is empty or add "smtp32.exe"
to
it.
Tripp
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
Well, That added to my story at least. I set it back to smtp32.exe and
mail
started to pour in after restarted the queue manager and smtp.
Unfortunately, the mail is now building up much faster. I let it run
for
ten minutes and the spool folder increased by 6000 files in that time.
It
would appear there are still some messages not being delivered. Before
the
log file would end with this line as previously
discussed:
20060630 120157 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (4af40192000006f1)
[207.189.106.170] E:\IMAIL\spool\D4af40192000006f1.SMD 26442
But now that it is processing mail with only imail componenents I get
two
extra log lines for messages that are not processed. They are as
follows:
20060630 120157 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (4af40192000006f1) performing
antispam checks
20060630 120157 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (4af40192000006f1) (CP) error 2
executing "" "E:\IMAIL\spool\Q4af40192000006f1.SMD"
Nothing after this and they stay in the spool folder. I have all the
antispam features in imail turned off, so I'm not sure what the
"performing
antispam check" line is there for.
I've re-enabled my declude software and the spool directory is getting
back
in line, aside from the three to six messages per minute of course.
Will
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
When a message is handed to the queue manager it adds a line to the log
indicating it was given a file. Since I don't see those lines it sounds
like
they are not being handed to the queue manager. As a test, can you
change
the deliver application to the imail path with smtp32.exe, then restart
smtpd and the queue manager?
Thanks,
Tripp
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
Yes, sorry. I'm using Declude 4.2.12 for spam and virus.
Will
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This sounds like the queue manager is never getting informed that new
files
are being dropped in the spool, so they won't get delivered until the
next
queue run finds them. Are you using any third party add on software
that
plugs in between SMTPD and the Queue manager? If you go to your SMTPD
settings in iadmin, advanced options, what is in the delivery
application
box?
Tripp
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I get the following information for every thread I have checked. My
spool
directory is filling up with D and T files. All of them have log
entries
similar to the following:
20060630 010514 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (b109023f00008a32) [199.176.228.5]
connect 200.79.243.42 port 4591
20060630 010521 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (b109023f00008a32) [200.79.243.42]
HELO 199.176.228.5
20060630 010527 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (b109023f00008a32) [200.79.243.42]
MAIL FROM: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
20060630 010530 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (b109023f00008a32) [200.79.243.42]
RCPT TO: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
20060630 010614 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (b109023f00008a32) [200.79.243.42]
E:\IMAIL\spool\Db109023f00008a32.SMD 16903
The log entries then stop and no further details are given. They then
remain in the spool directory indefinitely.
Will
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 10:37 AM
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
If you have upgraded to 2006, you should have an activation key as well.
If
you don't activate within 30 days of installing, your queue manager will
stop running until it has been activated.
You should be able to look at the Q file for the messages which aren't
being
delivered and get the thread ID from the q file (the thread ID is in the
line starting with the letter I. The I is not part of the threadID).
Then
search for that thread ID in the logs and see why the message is not
being
delivered.
Tripp
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
The majority of the messages are being delivered, yes. If they were
not, I
would probably have well over 100k messages in queue now. For some
reason,
select messages are being left.
The smtp log doesn't show any obvious errors, just the usual server
connection errors or unknown user errors now and again.
This was an Upgrade and I was not provided an activation key, so I don't
believe it is activated, whatever that means. However, I do not know
where
to find a status page that tells me if it is activated. The upgrade
instructions I was given do not mention the activation and this was a
service contract upgrade, not a new purchase.
Will
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Are messages being delivered? Check your smtp logs to see if there are
any
errors. Is the queue manager running? Did you activate?
Tripp
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Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 9:21 AM
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
Just a note... the upgrade appears to have gone pretty smooth and all my
services are running. The list administration was the first issue I had
encountered.
I do have one other issue, which appears after the upgrade. My spool
folder
is slowly incrementing in size. I now have 4000 message where I
normally
maintain only a few hundred. This concerns me because it is slowly
increasing in number each minute. Are there any known issues with 2006
that
may cause orphaned files in the spool directory at a rate of around four
orphaned messages per minute?
Will
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Subject: [IMail Forum] List issues after upgrade to 2006
I have upgraded to Imail 2006 and notice issues when attempting to view
or
configure lists using the web management. When I enter list
administration,
my lists do not show on the screen. Strangely enough, if I go to the
SMTP
services screen and then return to list administration, the lists will
then
appear. However, when I attempt to configure a specific list, I get
this
error each time:
Microsoft JScript runtime error '800a0005'
Invalid procedure call or argument
/IAdmin/IMail/ListGeneral.asp, line 16
Any ideas?
Will
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