You can thank Microsoft for that great behavior. It runs out of a resource, and ensures that there is no way for it to fix itself, because it eats up further resources by requiring human intervention.Thousands of little "SMTP32.EXE" OK boxes popped up between 6-7am (mailing was sent at 6),
You can also thank Microsoft for their decision not to document this scarce resource -- according to the best information that they do supply, the popup should not be able to occur on the SMTP32.exe process if you have a recent version of Declude running. A few people do continue to have the problem even after installing Declude.
That's bad -- that's a "The paging file is too small for this operation to complete" error message from Windows. And:In the Imail Syslogs, I'm finding these starting around 6:40am:10:22 06:48 SMTPD(CP) error 1455 executing "e:\imail\Declude.exe" "e:\imail\spool\Q2d170066009c272f.SM
This is a "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service" error message from Windows.10:22 07:21 SMTPD(CP) error 1450 executing "e:\imail\Declude.exe" "e:\imail\spool\Q34b40023008ce36d.SM
Most likely, the 1455 and 1450 errors occurred after the first pop-ups occurred, as they will eat up all sorts of system resources.
I would recommend lowering the maximum number of SMTP processes down to 30 (the default setting), to see if that prevents the popups.
-Scott
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