> >
> > My guess is that a pop3 client has grabbed the message.
> We think we have eliminated that -- this fellow has gotten large
> attachments in the past.
> Folks will send him attch'd wav & mov . w large being 10 - 20 MB ...ish
>
> what else might it be?
>
> should I , can I - empty his mailBox - could something be 'stuck' in
> there?
To make sure, disable POP3 and try again. (Make sure POP3 is disabled by
trying to pop it. When it fails, then try sending your message again from
his account in squirrel mail to his account... See if it shows up, then
disappears again.
Once you disable pop3, you should also be able to find failed attempts to
pop the account, and where the pop access is coming from.
At least you'll ensure it's not a mail client somewhere popping his account.
Hell, it could be some unknown person popping his account after having
hacked it...
Michael J. Colvin
NorCal Internet Services
www.norcalisp.com
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