> I think we have the same problem. I wrote it here before.
> SMTP32.exe causes dll initialization error.
I believe this is a different problem -- which seems to be caused by some
resource (such as number of threads or memory) running low. The DLL
initialization error comes from Windows, not IMail.
> At the current time we have to reboot the server every day to clear them
out.
> Any suggestions or new ideas to try please? Or has anyone got a program to
> monitor these processes and kill them when they reach a certain number?
There's a program someone mentioned that will kill all the SMTP32.EXE
processes (I believe it comes from the NT resource kit, KILL.EXE?). It
would probably be a relatively straightforward task for a programmer to
write a program that would constantly monitor the processes and kill them
after reaching a certain number. But, you would have to be careful not to
kill one that was actually working, or else you could lose mail, corrupt it,
etc.
-Scott
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