> > That's because the E-mails can't be delivered. If the remote mail server
> > is down, the E-mail will stay in the spool until it can be delivered or
> > until it has to be returned.
>
>OK, but ... looking at the messages they are going to my other mail server
>(acsworld.net running Post.Office) which is up and running. As proof, I am
>subscribed to this group via my acsworld.net address and I got your message.
>Any other thoughts?
Um, thoughts about what?
The Q*.SMD and D*.SMD files in your queue definitely are E-mails that are
either in the process of being delivered, or couldn't be delivered on the
first attempt. They are, really.
I'm not sure where the problem is.
> > You can use the IMail Administrator, and use the "View Queue" to take a
> > look at those files (or use Notepad to view them).
>
>I still have 6 sets of those messages in the spool directory but the View
>Queue is blank. Any ideas?
In that case, you can use Notepad to open them.
-Scott
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