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Scott,
Below is the IMail log file entry for one of the messages that is failing.
Perhaps this can shed some light on what might be happening. As always, I
appreciate any help you can be. Again, it is only happening to this one
Exchange 5.5 server and it only happens from this one Imail Server.
Below is the IMail log file entry for one of the messages that is failing.
Perhaps this can shed some light on what might be happening. As always, I
appreciate any help you can be. Again, it is only happening to this one
Exchange 5.5 server and it only happens from this one Imail Server.
2004060
Scott,
Yes, I just checked again, and I can connect with: telnet 207.213.200.11 25
from the Imail server.
Jeffrey Di GregorioCCNP MCSE
Systems Administrator
Pacific School of Religion
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
510-849-8283
-Original Message-
From: R. Scott Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
I had a client call and tell me that attachments were not going through. Basically the
message and
the attachment disapeared into thin air. I was able to confirm that this was the case
over all of my
domains. Even messages with an attachment sent to myself would disapear.
After much head scratch
* At or around the time when the problem occurred, I manually updated AVG.
There were 2 new updates.
One was new virus defs and the other was described as an update to the
updater engine.
We had someone else also report the "Error 10" issue with AVG today. It
looks like the new version is brok
Try restarting the server.
There was a AVG update recently that required a restart.
John Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For You
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Paul Navarre
> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 3:48 PM
>
Thanks for the reply.
> Do you have a line "DELIVERERRORS OFF" in your
> \IMail\Declude\virus.cfg file? If so, E-mails where the
> virus scanner reports an error will not be delivered (and
> might be deleted, depending on your settings).
I do *not* have the DELIVERERRORS OFF in my virus.cfg f
> Try restarting the server.
>
> There was a AVG update recently that required a restart.
Thanks for the suggestion, but I had already tried that with no success.
Paul Navarre
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Same here. I've disabled AVG in Declude for now until the next definition update. I'll
try it again then. I did change DELIVERERRORS to ON.
Bill
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From: "Paul Navarre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2
I just verified that AVG has been throwing this error all day long on
my server. Errors were being delivered so I guess there was little
harm so long as F-Prot was also working. Has anyone contacted AVG yet
about this?
Thanks,
Matt
bill.maillists wrote:
Same here. I've disabled AVG in
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