Dustin C. Hatch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't have time right now to run XMail in debug mode, but tomorrow,
> i will certainly post everythign that I recieve. I think that it iw a
> worthy note that back when I was using windows, Norton would pop an
> error every once in a while whil delivering these messages I told you
> about, saying that mail could not be delivered. Usually, the addresss
> that it specified did not exist was some random word or phrase at
A few options:
- Maybe your server is being used as a relay for spammers?
- Do you have any antivirus or filter that can be consuming so much cpu?
- After enable logging, send a test message and check the logs under
MailRoot/logs
- Try sniffing the network and see what packets are being sent/received
by the xmail
good luck,
chabral
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