Hello,
what must I do to use the Declude Queue Feature?
Alex
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what must I do to use the Declude Queue Feature?
It is automatically enabled (except with very old versions of Declude).
-Scott
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what must I do to use the Declude Queue Feature?
It is automatically enabled (except with very old versions of
Declude).
How do I see it working?
I have ~ 400 Q* Files in my Spooldir, no directory overflow or something
like that.
I'm running Declude 1.77 (%VERSION% ;)
Alex
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Any progress?
We are still working on this.
The processing of recipients from Q*.SMD files is extremely tricky, even
the smallest change will affect something, so it is slow work.
-Scott
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I understand.
John Tolmachoff
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What is the age of those Q files?
If you go into the Imail Admin, local host, View Queue, how many times does
it show that delivery has been attempted?
Is there any pattern to those?
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
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what must I do to use the Declude Queue Feature?
It is automatically enabled (except with very old versions of
Declude).
How do I see it working?
I have ~ 400 Q* Files in my Spooldir, no directory overflow or something
like that.
If there is no \IMail\spool\overflow directory, the problem is
Hello John,
What is the age of those Q files?
all from today :/
If you go into the Imail Admin, local host, View Queue, how
many times does it show that delivery has been attempted?
After a quick look:
50% = no tries
30% = 1 try
20% more than 1 try. (@aol.com, @web.de, ...)
Is there any