>
>Not at all, I agree with it. I remember when we went live with a production
>server back at the beginning of the year and dumped NTMail, it was a great
>feeling :-)
Yea, you know exactly where I'm coming from then :-)
>>What's the point of the BadMes folder? I see delivery failures in POST
>log with null returns (from a list, so as it should be), and I expect the
>bad messages to appear in the BadMes folder (ala NTMail's BadMes folder).
>But they just disappear. Can I enable them to be saved in BadMes somehow?
>
>They used to go into the BadMes folder in earlier versions, that is one
>thing that I have not caught up on yet with the new versions.
Hm, wonder what happened to that plan.
>>Also I see MX lookups failing occasionally. .... However, iMS apparently
>gave up looking for a MX, and deleted the outgoing mail file, after
>claiming a timeout from all DNS servers. ..... Anyone else notice this?
>What could be happening? This is especially disturbing considering what I
>said above-- that the bad email just gets deleted. I should say that I had
>no MX resolution problems with my previous mail system, using the same DNS
>servers.
>
>I have just noticed the same and was about to comment on it. I was away for
>the weekend, its Monday morning here now :-(, and on checking the logs when
>I got back as the traffic seemed very low, particularly on the Lists, I saw
>quite a few lost mails like that.
Disturbing. What version are you running Kym? I actually realized I forgot to
mention that important fact. I'm using the latest betas, 1.3b9 for SMTP and POP and
1.3b10 for POST. BTW, I've re-confirmed that delivery did not occur when I saw those
errors, but that resending the same mail an hour later worked fine.
Cheers,
-Max
========================================================================
This list server is Powered by iMS
'The Swiss Army Knife of Mail Servers'
--------------------------------------
To leave this list please complete the form at
http://www.CoolFusion.com/iMS.htm
List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/infusion-email%40eoscape.com/
========================================================================
