>So then I went to the IMail Administrator and REMOVED ALL from the queue -
>which left only 1 file. But after 10 minutes it had multiplied to over 500!
>Is this normal?!
Yes, it's very normal if you have a very high volume, or have a spammer is
sending lots of E-mail, or have a mail loop.
Just check the logs, or check the files in the spool to see what is going on.
>I really am very inexperienced with Imail but I'm sure it must be just the
>one corrupt file I need to get rid of...
No, it's not; one corrupt file won't multiply.
>Is there a sure way to delete all the files in the spool?
del *.*.
But, that's a very, very bad idea. By deleting all the old logs files, you
now have no reference to use to see if anything is different now than it
was before, for example.
-Scott
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