You could write a batch file and kick it off every 4 hours.
Something like this possibly...
@echo off
d:\
cd\imail\spool
xcopy log*.txt d:\logs\mail /I /C>>d:\logs\batch\daily.log
del log*.txt
Then put some processing afterwards to manage the
files in d:\logs\mail. Too early for me.
Imail will start a new log immediately.
Dusty
At 02:01 AM 6/14/00 -0700, you wrote:
>We log POP3 and SMTP to sysddmmyy log file. Even thou we create a new log
>file everyday, it's still getting too big. Is there a way to tell IMail to
>create a new log file based on size or more frequently (like every 4th hour
>or something)? As it is now by 4-5PM it's usually not possible for us to
>view the log file for that day because it's tooooo big.
>
>I would like to avoid logging to a log server because I see no need to add
>this traffic to the network. Or maybe the traffic is negligible.
>
>Also if we log POP3 to it's own log file, how do I select which one to view
>(POP or SMTP) in the web messaging?
>
>Jonas Fornander - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Netwood Communications - www.netwood.net
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