I downloaded the SM/Declude demo, thinking of moving from Imail. One
thing I noticed is that for each message, SM appeared to move it's
version of the D/Q files from spool, to a processing folder and then
process it. This seems like twice the necessary disk activity over
just processing it from the /spool folder.

Has anybody seen any SM performance hits vs. Declude because of this
on a system handling 30k msgs/hr? (Assuming use of standard Imail best
practices for disk utilization)

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Best regards,
 David                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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