Bad idea here. This functionality was designed to keep a 'killer
message' from continually crashing decludeproc.exe. Declude will move
all actively processed messages into a Review folder upon shutdown or
crash so that if there was a killer message, it wouldn't cause repeated
issues. I have definitely run into this problem multiple times, and
while the issue I experienced is apparently fixed in more recent
versions, there are certainly others waiting.
On the flip side, moving all such messages to Review creates a situation
where one must constantly monitor it and that is far from optimal.
Here's my work around. I created a script that I run on a schedule of
once every 30 minutes that moves everything from Review to Proc. This
way, if there is a killer message, it will only crash Declude once every
30 minutes instead of constantly in the event of AUTOREVIEW ON. I have
found this to work, however one must still watch their server as having
Declude crash 40 times over the space of two days can cause a general
system instability, but Declude crashes on a particular message are
generally not repeatable on the same message.
So leave AUTOREVIEW OFF and then create a CMD file with the following
command and schedule it to run once every 30 minutes, and you won't have
to worry about monitoring that folder constantly, though if you
continually find files in there, one of them is likely to be a killer
message (which will be names in your C:\DECLUDE.GP1 file). Obviously
you should customize the paths for your system.
MOVE /Y F:\proc\review\*.* F:\proc
With a little more work, one could write a script that checked for the
file name in the C:\DECLUDE.GP1 file and if the same name is found twice
in a row, that file could be removed from Review before throwing the
contents back into Proc. This is in fact how Declude should approach
this problem rather than just a blind copying of files into Proc, or
blind moving of files into Review.
Matt
Heimir Eidskrem wrote:
I have this in the declude.cfg file but I am still getting files in
the review directory.
I find this feature really annoying.
Is this the correct command:
AUTOREVIEW OFF
Is this suppose to be in the declude.cfg file or global.cfg?
It seems like a larger amount of those files are legit email.
Thanks...
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