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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 are matching T and D files, sometimes
only a D file. I also regularly clear the \spool\web folder of stray
files, which sometimes requires stop/restart of WebMail service to remove a
lock.
Glenn Z.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 4:54
PM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] D & T
Files
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 starting to notice more and more orphans. According to
the Imail web site, these indicate a message was not completely
uploaded. I've seen enough to corroborate this information, but this
leads to a question:
What do I do with all the orphans? Most are
not spam, many have attachments, and the sender may or may not send another
copy. I'm new to Imail, what do other email servers do when the rest of
the message doesn't make it? What do etiquette (and liability) concerns
dictate?
Thanks
Dan
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