> What would be most useful is the "SMTP" or "SMTP-" log file entries (which
> show IMail attempting to deliver the E-mails). What you can do is take one
> of the file names ("D1234567.SMD", for example), and search the IMail log
> file for the file name minus first character and extension ("1234567" in
> this case). The second hit should be one of the SMTP or SMTP- log file
> entries. Looking at the lines after it with the same identifier
> ("(02C90102)" is the indentifier in the log file entry I quoted above)
> should produce the necessary log file entries.
I tried perhaps 50 different messages from various areas of the queue and
could not find a match to any of the identifiers in the log for the same
day.
Here is the situation:
We handle the POP3 access for a client. All mail that goes through the
client's domain is passed through WebShield on their end for both incoming
and outgoing. We should not have direct access from their any of their
domains excepting the WebShield server.
There is one offending domain in these orphaned messages (we are not
supposed to handle outgoing mail for them at all). If I enter the domain in
the Kill file will this prevent incoming and outgoing or just outgoing? How
can I limit our server so that we do send out any mail for particular domain
name without compromising the POP3 access?
Cheers,
J-
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