>Our mail server is process large amounts of mail for a program.
>
>Thanks to Declude Queue, Imail is handling it although it does take a
>while.
>
>However, I have noticed in Task Manager that there are 2 deccon.exe
>processes running.
>
>The other day I noticed about 10 running.
>
>Shouldn't th
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>Our mail server is process large amounts of mail fo
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What is the Declude Console ??
It's a console (window) that can be used with the Declude programs. It was
originally designed for Declude Hijack, but can be used with Declude
JunkMail or Declude Virus as well. It displays basic information about
E-mail that is being scanned. To use it, you c
>Is there a way to see the real time Declude console when logged on via
>terminal services?
I do not believe there is a way to see it when logged on via terminal services.
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>I've seen some posts about the "Declude Console" lately. What is that? Can
>anyone get it? How?
It is a "console" that lets you see some basic information about the recent
E-mails that IMail has received, as well as the log files. You can
download it from http://www.declude.com/release/14
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: >I've seen some posts about the "Declude Console" lately. What is that?
Can
: >anyone get it? How?
:
: It is a "console" that lets you see some basic information about the
rec
>I just tried to install it per the instructions below and i can't seem to
>get any info out of it... just a header and a bunch of 0's...
After E-mail starts arriving, you should see those "O's" get replaced with
real information.
Just make sure that you use the "CONSOLE ON" setting in your c
Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
Jim
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: >I just tr
>Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
That could account for why you didn't see any information in it.
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> >Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
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: >Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
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: That could account for why you didn't see any information in it.
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>Welp, i am on the console of the server and nothing happens... From what I
>understand, the program just starts by itself? since that didn't happen, I
>tried starting it manually and it still gave all 0's...
Well, if it doesn't start by itself, starting it manually isn't going to do
anything.
Yep, all three of those things are done...
Jim
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>Could it be that I was in a terminal server session?
That could account for why you didn't see any information in it.
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>Yep, all three of those things are done...
Actually, it turns out that you need to have the "CONSOLE ON" in all your
config files (if you have "CONSOLE OFF" in any of them, it may override the
"CONSOLE ON" setting in another).
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Yup, that was it... Thanks!
Jim
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: >Yep, all three of those things are done...
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, and maybe throw
in a relay count reset button for us HiJack users.
Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.
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arles Frolick
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Scott,
I know it's probably a lot easier said than done, but, since the console
app
already works as a psudo service for HiJack to count relays, you could
use
the sa
>I've been curious about how messages show up in the Declude Console as
>they stream through.
>In the top third of the console window messages are labeled as I, O, IS,
>OS, IV, or OV (I assume these standing for incoming/outgoing, SPAM, and
>Virus).
That is correct.
>Here's my question:
>If
>There were two deccon.exe in task manager.
>
>There was one Declude Console window open as expected.
>
>There was a error window open that said the following:
>
>"Couldn;t create file map2; already exist."
>
>That is the exact message, including punctuation marks, except the
>quotes.
That's a m
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>There were two deccon.exe in task manager.
>
>There was one Declude Console window open as expected.
>
>There was a error window open tha
>How can I tell what version of deccon.exe I am running now?
The Declude console does not have a version number.
>Is there an outstanding benefit to upgrading to the latest
>version? Other than the grammar upgrades ;-)
>I'm currently running Declude 1.61.
If you do not see that "Couldn;t creat
OK, that did it.
Comments/questions:
Could you include version information, both in the About box and in the
file properties? This would make it easy to identify which version is
being run, and can be compared to the latest version.
You have a Help button on the menu, why not just remove it?
I
>Comments/questions:
>
>Could you include version information, both in the About box and in the
>file properties? This would make it easy to identify which version is
>being run, and can be compared to the latest version.
That's because until recently there haven't been any versions of the
Decl
>Unfortunately, we just don't have the resources right now to do that.
Understood. Feature request? :))
>It might be possible to have the deccon.exe file loaded at startup
somehow
>(there has been talk on the IMail_Forum recently about starting
processes
>when the system starts up for other re
> >Unfortunately, we just don't have the resources right now to do that.
>
>Understood. Feature request? :))
Yes. :)
-Scott
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> >Unfortunately, we just don't have the resources right now to do that.
>
>Under
Could you activate horizontal scroll capability for the window. Even at
full screen there's information that's not visible on the right hand
side and no scroll capability exists.
That's something that we will look into, and see if we can fix.
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>I have the Declude Console exe file sitting in the Imail directory, along
>with Declude. I also have Console ON in global.cfg and virus.cfg.
>
>I get all zeroes in the Declude Console, when I load it. What am I doing
>wrong?
If you're loading it, it won't work -- Declude needs to start it
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>I have the Declud
>The window just pops up on its own?
That's correct. Declude has to start it automatically, or it may not work
properly.
>Console on in Global.cfg and virus.cfg, right?
That's correct. Do you have any lines in any \IMail\Declude\*.cfg files
that have "CONSOLE" in them, other than the "CONS
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