what kind of AV are you running?

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From: "Alverson, Thomas M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Exchange Discussions" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 4:28 PM
Subject: EX55 sp4: Inbound IMC messages stuck problem update


> A few days ago I reported a problem with inbound emails getting stuck in
the
> IMC inbound queue.  Here are some more details:
>
> This has happened 3 different times so far.  The first time the IMC had
> stopped processing all inbound traffic.  I tried to stop it with control
> panel/services but it would not stop.  I finally forcibly ended the
> MSEXCIMC.EXE process with task manager and then restarted it.  The first
> time the large backlog of inbound files started to flow and I was left
with
> 4 messages that would not transfer.  I tried stopping IMC again (it would
> never stop via control panel once it had seen one of these bad emails) but
> it would not process them even after deleting queue.dat (while imc was
> stopped).
>
> I gave up on the 4 emails and let it run for a while but after a few hours
> two more emails got stuck.  Again I had to forcibly terminate the IMC
> process and delete queue.dat.  I also discovered that if I tried to view
the
> queues with exchange admin, that the admin program would freeze when I
tried
> to select the MTS-IN queue on the IMC.  I could look at the IMC inbound
> queue and see the messages that weren't being processed (and they were
> sitting there in the IMCDATA/IN directory).  All I could do is remove them
> from the IN directory and stop/restart IMC while deleting queue.dat.  If I
> tried to reintroduce one of the 'bad' messages to the IN directory (by
> stopping IMC, deleting queue.dat, copying the file to IN and restarting
IMC)
> it would fail in the same fashion.  The weird part is that after the first
> restart of IMC, it would still process other inbound emails.  This
happened
> a third time (with two similar messages) and again I moved them out of the
> IN directory.  It has been running for a whole day now without getting
stuck
> on a message.  I looked at all the 'bad' messages and did not see anything
> unusual about them.  I  did not see anything at all in the event log for
> these messages.  I currently have all of the imc log settings at maximum
in
> case it happens again.
>
>
> Tom
>
>
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