Weird thing like that happened to me the other day.
The alarms went off and the mail server had crashed. (I monitor our systems
on another machine.)
When I rebooted the server, web messaging had gone completely wack-o. All of
it's settings had disappeared, and it had changed it's working directory so
none of the web pages were in the right place. I corrected all of the
settings manually, rebooted again, and it worked ok since...
NOTHING weird is running on this machine, it is dedicated to BIND, and
IMAIL. Usually I have no problems... and this time I have no explanation.
_Pete
----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Phelps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 16:41
Subject: [IMail Forum] The incredible dynamic spool directory
> OK, if this wasn't the second time this happened I would shrug it off as a
> fluke, but my spool directory keeps changing on it's own!
>
> I have IMail set to spool to D:\spool
> In the registry the spool dir is D:\spool
>
> Several times now the server has started to spool to C:\IMail\spool and
> D:\spool simultaneously!
> This caused a server crash last night when C:\ (system partition) filled
> COMPLETELY.
>
> IPSwitch Tech Support had me search the registry for instances of
> c:\imail\spool
> They also had me run the entire 6.03 install instead of the upgrade.
>
> The fix for me today was to delete c:\imail\spool
>
> but I consider this a band-aid.
>
> Anyone?????
>
> Scott Phelps
> NT Admin. Customer Service
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