One of my wonderful clients installed the exe patch containing the SWEN virus. My SMTP service was brought to a stand still with over 19,000 emails sitting in the queue. I moved all the SMD files into a new directory and searched for the offending IP address. After I got them blocked I moved the legit files (2,000 out of 19,000) back in and now they are sitting there. Is there any way to have these spooled files (D^%$^%.SMD) get picked back up?
Yes. They will start getting sent automatically on the next queue run (typically 20-30 minutes), but that will take a long time. But, you can go to IMail Administrator, choose "View Queue", and click the "Send All" button about 20 times to speed up the delivery of outgoing E-mail.
-Scott
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