We made a mistake with our junkmail configuration that resulted in too
many false positives. We don't delete anything, but HOLD at weight15.
What we'd like to do is take everything from the past few days in the
spam/ folder, drop it back into the imail queue, and have it rescanned
according to
From testing so far, it appears Declude won't rescan a message. I've
tried deleting the headers from the D* file before putting it back in
the queue to no avail. If I set the declude log level to HIGH I see
Passing to SMTP1 for that message ID, so it at least appears that
declude sees the
Scott (and anyone else who might have to do this in the future),
Thank you for the quick response. What we ended up doing was the
following:
-Move the last couple days of possibly affected messages back to
d:\imail\spool from d:\imail\spool\spam
-Create a short batch script, whose main line
So we've run into one big problem with this process:
It takes a long time to process one message. The process doesn't seem
to work from any directory except the imail spool directory (held spam
gets moved to a spam/ subdirectory of wherever the message was
originally, but legitimate email that
Any ideas about why the process takes so long (~20-30 seconds per
message)?
Is your DNS server (the first one listed in the IMail SMTP settings)
working properly? That would be the normal cause of delays (assuming the
CPU isn't maxed out).
