Funny you should mention this. I've spent all morning trying to figure out
what I can and cannot delete from the spool folder.
There's a good article in the knowledge base (IMail - Spool directory - an
explanation of files) that lists many of the types. In a paragraph about
T* and D* files this article says "You can delete any files older than 7
days (backup any necessary .log files!) in the spool." I'm not sure if the
comment is limited to T* and D* files or if it means ALL files.
My major curiosity at the moment is all the dratted attachment files --
particularly the huge power point files -- currently cluttering up my spool
directory. Can I safely delete them without incurring the wrath of
users? Why are they there?
At 1/10/01 11:56 AM, you wrote:
>I'm curious as to what in the /spool/ folder on Imail needs to be
>kept? My /spool/ folder is almost 2 gig.
>
>Scott
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