I have no logical explanation why the files stay in the queue
however I do know that if you run isplcln about once a week
it will clean out any of those pesky files that are not needed
anymore. Including the "Q" files.
I had the access violation error once and found an old message
still in the queue. (2 or 3 days old). I removed that and the
access violations went away. Have not had the problem since
then.
Dusty
----- Original Message -----
From: Angel Castillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ipswitch List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 11:15 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Queue Questions
> Question #1: Ok, according to IMail's User's Guide it says that files
with
> the letter "D" within the queue get deleted once the message is processed
> which then turns to a letter "Q" for the matching file. I noticed in my
> queue that they don't get deleted...they stay in there permanently.
>
> Question #2: Why is it that when I send a message in the queue manually,
> close out of queue, then return it's still in there? No matter what I do
it
> stays in the queue. I also notice that on some of the e-mail that I send
I
> get the famous "Access Violation - SMTP32.exe" error message. I just
can't
> seem to get passed this error even with IMail support's help.
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