Upgraded to 2.0.0.7.22 this morning.
I'm now getting these errors in the log:
Dec-12-08 12:02:45 [Worker_1] Warning: PBBlack has state 'failed'
on DB table PBBlack and is using local file /Applications/assp//pb/
pbdb.black.db!
Dec-12-08 12:02:45 [Worker_1] Warning: PBWhite has state '
I run ASSP 2.0.0 and use two different instances on the same box to
manage SPAM for 1 Exchange 2003 Server and 1 Posfix My SQL server.
Is there any way to have only one instance of ASSP handle both servers.
Any suggestions in any direction preferably simple would be greatly
appreciated.
Tha
Yes, I created my own certs using OpenSSL (built into Mac OS X).
I'd understand something like that if it never worked, but it seems to
work fine for some emails but not for others.
I thought it was Mail.app's rtf handling, but I could not get it to
send a message with 10 attachments, even
>> Interestingly, if I make the problematic email Plain Text rather than
>> rtf (or whatever Apple's Mail.app uses as default) there are no problems
>> sending it.
CM> Have you tried with a different client? Maybe this is an Apple Mail issue...
Did you create your own Cert for your maschine? TheBa
On 12/11/2008 12:04 AM, James Brown wrote:
> Can anyone help me with this? Some emails can be sent, others can't.
>
> Running 2.0.0.7.21 now.
>
> Interestingly, if I make the problematic email Plain Text rather than
> rtf (or whatever Apple's Mail.app uses as default) there are no problems
> send
