Messages coming into the server show up in file pairs, one starting with D and other
starting with T. When the file has completely arrived, the T file turns into a Q
files and the message gets delivered (somewhere in the middle, Declude works its
magic). As I add more and more domains, I'm
Every few days I sort the spool directory by date,
and delete logs older than five days, and other stray files older than two or
three days. Sometimes there arematching T and D files, sometimes
only a D file. I alsoregularly clear the \spool\web folder of stray
files, which sometimes
Messages coming into the server show up in file pairs, one starting with D
and other starting with T. When the file has completely arrived, the T
file turns into a Q files and the message gets delivered (somewhere in the
middle, Declude works its magic). As I add more and more domains, I'm
Scott,
They are nearly always is pairs:
D48b89c5e1280b6c3
T48b89c5e1280b6c3
Is there an Imail setting I should check, that controls T files being deleted. I went
in today and found file pairs as old as two days. Double bounces show up as file
pairs with shorter names ending in .GSE. These
Wednesday, February 26, 2003 you wrote:
RSP If they are T*.SMD files, something went wrong -- in this case,
RSP the computer that connected to IMail should have received an
RSP error response of some sort, and they should either re-try or
RSP receive a bounce message.
you also see a lot of T
I realize this is two questions in one day, but its a slow list day, so:
Rather than deleting spam, I forward it tagged or to a shared mailbox, clients choice.
I just found out that within a week of starting my my anti spam service (delivery
choice 2), a company fired an employee for receiving
1. We are providing the data as a necessary service - the decisions about
how that data is applied are out of our hands. I would hope that they would
be used in an enlightened way, and in our shop we do that - however the
discretion and the definition of enlightened is up to the ultimate owner
Dan,
Wednesday, February 26, 2003 you wrote:
DP I just found out that within a week of starting my my anti spam
DP service (delivery choice 2), a company fired an employee for
DP receiving tons of porn via email.
I suppose somehow they knew he subscribed to it. Otherwise
someone just
I'd say if they fired him for just receiving porn then they better
be prepared for a lawsuit.
If I had something to do with getting rid of some sorry so and so
that was doing stuff like that to his employer I'd feel pretty good
about it.
My thoughts are completely in line with
I seldom comment on this list, but this is something I know a little about. We
have published security software since 1990 and our most popular product,
CYBERsitter, since 1996. With over 2.5m users, we have seen it all. Because it
records all browsing activity, there are many cases where we have
This is incorrect. We do not make spyware. That is not the purpose
and never has been. We make content management software. It can log
activity or not. The vast majority of our customers do not maintain
logs at all.
I'll trust you on that, and apologize for the roundhouse
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