Any SMTP32 error, is a problem with message delivery.
Let me guess, your SMTP service is set to try 6 times before returning
email, yes or no?
My guess is, that some message is coming to IMail on this 'regular' basis.
Find the message, find the problem. Since you have a time, look at incoming
email at that time and see if message from that user, is still around (after
error occurs 1 time) in the Queue.
That error can happen if an alias of the list type, has too many addresses
(more than 50 or calls other aliases that could add to more than 50 total)
and you should use a list server, to replace it. If the destination of the
incoming email goes to the 'bad' alias, bingo, error. Try sending to it
yourself and see if that 'triggers' the error message.
Daniel Donnelly
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----- Original Message -----
From: "HNBEmail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 12:46 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Dr Watson messages
> grrrrr... no help from IpSwitch even though I have a Service Agreement...
oh
> well.. I may be forced to install the updates even though what we have
> works.
>
> Anyway.... maybe someone here can help with Version 5.04...
> I'm getting Dr Watson errors on SMTP32 (c0000005 access violation) that
> appears to be permission related (according to the Knowledge Base) but I
> can't track it down.
>
> The interesting thing is that they occur 6 times per day at exactly 30
> minutes intervals beginning between 9 and 10PM.
>
> Any idea as to what I should look for? or where to look?? What does IMail
do
> at that time of day, every day??
>
> I'm using as ODBC database and I gave everything in the IMail directory
> full, system permissions. I also cleared out the spool directory. They
> started about 10 days ago and have been consistent every day since.
>
> Thanks...
>
>
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