Hello

Filter error -5 means 'Timeout'

So your script take too long to complete.
Verify manually your filter to see if :
- it work
- it doesn't wait for anything
- evaluate it's maximum time execution

But at this time, you can't set any 'timeout' per filter in xmail.
This is only possible with some 'mailproc.tab' file commands (like
'external' or 'filter' commands), not with any pure 'filter' process =
(smtp
level, in, out, ...)

Could Davide add a 'flag' (as eax, ...) ie '-txxx' (where xxx is the =
timeout
in seconds) to any filter to add max timeout per filter in a tab file =
before
taking default action ?

Francis


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Objet : [xmail] eventlog error


Here lately I have been getting this error message in my windows event =
log a
lot.
The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source ( XMail ) cannot be found. =
The
local computer may not have the necessary registry information or =
message
DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able =
to use
the /AUXSOURCE=3D flag to retrieve this description; see Help and =
Support for
details. The following information is part of the event: Filter error =
(-5):
Sender =3D "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Recipient =3D "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" =
Filter =3D "
cmd.exe /c D:\Xmail\xmail_filters\copyin.cmd".

This is what my copyin.cmd looks like.

@Echo off
for /f "tokens=3D2-4 delims=3D/ " %%a in ('date /t') do (set mn=3D%%a& =
set dy=3D%%b&
set yr=3D%%c)
if %mn%=3D=3D01 set MTH=3DJanuary
if %mn%=3D=3D02 set MTH=3DFeburary
if %mn%=3D=3D03 set MTH=3DMarch
if %mn%=3D=3D04 set MTH=3DApril
if %mn%=3D=3D05 set MTH=3DMay
if %mn%=3D=3D06 set MTH=3DJune
if %mn%=3D=3D07 set MTH=3DJuly
if %mn%=3D=3D08 set MTH=3DAugust
if %mn%=3D=3D09 set MTH=3DSeptember
if %mn%=3D=3D10 set MTH=3DOctober
if %mn%=3D=3D11 set MTH=3DNovember
if %mn%=3D=3D12 set MTH=3DDecember
set curDate=3D%yr% %MTH%
md \\server3\savedmail$\%yr%%MTH%\INBOUND\%2\
copy %1 \\server3\savedmail$\%yr%%MTH%\INBOUND\%2\


What does this mean? Could server2 not be reaching server3 at some =
point in
time?

Using version 1.21 on windows 2000 server.


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