>Is there any trick to getting declude queue to work?
No -- it just works.
>I came in to work to see 5000+ messages in my spool directory, and a bunch
>of popups since the
>machine ran out of memory and could no longer allocate space to the new
>processes. It has happened in the past several times, not real often, but
>it happens.
That's a different (but related) issue -- Declude Queue can't prevent the
popups (although the most recent versions make it very difficult for the
popups to occur. Once the popups start, they usually can't be stopped
(thanks, Microsoft!) -- when this happens, the E-mails will accumulate in
the spool directory, and Declude Queue won't get a chance to handle those
E-mails until after the situation has resolved (when it is likely too late
for Declude Queue to do anything about it).
>I have never noticed declude queuing any messages, and my max
>processes for smtpd is set to 15.
In this case, Declude Queue should start working when you have a total of
15 service-started processes in memory (such as SMTP32.exe and
Declude.exe). When this happens, Declude Queue will move new E-mails --
ones that IMail would otherwise push to the queue for later delivery --
into the \IMail\spool\overflow directory, until IMail has free processes
available. Once the E-mails are delivered (or delivery is attempted), you
won't see any trace of them in the \IMail\spool\overflow directory.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to test that it is working, but it
should "just work" (there isn't anything to configure).
-Scott
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