> What happens is that inbound email arrives at my imail server, but
> can't be picked up by pop3 client or web messaging.
How do you know it arrices at the IMail server? Is it just stuck in the queue, or is
it actually delivered to a local .mbx file?
> From Imail Administrator, from the General tab, clicked on View Queue
> button and saw 56 messages. I clicked on each file name and saw that
> some were destined to outside servers (like @aol.com) and others were
> inbound ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
You need to check the log file to see what is happening. Pick one -- such as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- and check the logs to see all references to it.
>So I clicked on each file name and clicked on Send One.
>
>I did this for a few of them.
>
>A few minutes later, I came back to the screen and all messages were
>delivered! There were 0 left in the queue! I was able to check my
>pop3 client and it would pick up the mail that was waiting!
It sounds like for some reason IMail isn't attempting to deliver E-mail until you
force it to. I would check the SMTP tab of the IMail Administrator and check
everything there -- are you trying to use a gateway? What is the Queue Timer set to?
>
>This is starting to become VERY annoying.
>
>I just don't see why inbound mail is in the queue and why clicking on send one will
>make it go.
>
>Any help is really appreciated .. before I *gasp* start looking at other mail
>systems...!!!
>
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