> If the file name shows up as "Dfff678d20132a174.SMD", and you > can't access > it, it would be the OS that locked it (assuming that you > can't access the > file in some way, such as Notepad). If IMail locked it, > there would be a > file _fff678d20132a174.~MD.
Question.. What are the reasons Imail would lock it as such? I haven't been able to find a explanation of a file type beginning with a "_": End in .SMD - SMTP file End in .TMP - Web Messaging or Beeper or Pager End in .NTF - delivery notification responses End in .GSC - files created by imail1.exe End in .GSE - error messages from postmaster End in .VAC - vacation messages Start with F - Fax file. Start with D - Data file, should have a matching Q file Start with Q - Tells SMTP what to do with the data file Start with ~ - processing file. If the next three characters are NEX, then it is being processed by Web Messaging or by imail1.exe. Also while the files starting with "D" specify email bodies, and should have corresponding, or matching files prefixed by "Q", I'm finding that files such as "Dfff678d20132a174.SMD" that are in the old que directory, there is no correspoinding "Qfff678d20132a174.SMD" file. Would moving "Dfff678d20132a174.SMD" into the current spool directory accomplish anything, or just mess up the queue? Thanks. To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
