Jeffery,
I've seen the exact same thing and identified the problem in
ODBCUSER.DLL. I've reported it to Ipswitch Tech support and fixed it in
my own version of ODBCUSER.DLL.
This happens on a busy server where SMTP and POP3 start before SQL
server is ready. If user hit the service and an auth fails, ODBCUSER.DLL
keeps the zombie connection around and never attempts to reconnect.
Mike Nice
In <000b01bf1662$7cac83b0$184684d8@JMARSH03>, on 10/14/99 at 09:38 AM,
"Jeffrey B. Marsh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Hello everyone,
>We have the latest version of IMail running on one machine. We have two
>domains defined. The main domain uses the NT authentication. The other
>domain uses a SQL Server 7 ODBC connection. SQL Server is on another
>machine. We haven't really pinned it down absolutely as being the only
>cause, but it seems that every time the machine running SQL Server is
>rebooted, the domain using ODBC, locks up - can't receive email to any
>mailbox or send mail from any mailbox (not sure if "locks up" is the
>correct phrase). The domain using NT authentication continues to work
>fine. When we restart the SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, and WEB services, the domain
>using ODBC starts to work again. We can duplicate this at will. Does
>anyone have any experience with this? Is there a solution to this
>problem? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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