> To deal with this, I've moved the spool directory to its own
> partition. However, I was wondering about using Junction
> (http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/misc.shtml#junction) to
> patch the partition back into its default location, thereby fooling
> the IMail.
There is no reason to "fool" IMail regarding the spool location, as
Scott mentioned. Spool and domain paths are configurable through the
GUI.
Other fixed paths, such as the web spool and per-domain web files, can
be relocated using NTFS mount points. We've done this without
incident.
--Sandy
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