We have this issue too.
I've recently disabled the "automatic restart" functionality which seems to
give a different effect. The queuemgr process stops processing a couple of
times a week on average, and we need to manually kill the process from task
manager then restart it. When it's restarted, i
We've been getting 5-10 emails every day with this format:
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Subject: Orphaned files in spool directory
Body:
IMail detected a fatal error while attempting delivery.
The messages causing this error have been orphaned in the IMail spool
directory.
Please contact Ipswitch
We've just started getting quite a few of the messages, below. Not
apparently sure what's causing it. We've stopped/restarted all servers, and
cleared out the spool directory.
There have been about 20 of messages similar to the one below.
Anyone experienced similar and can offer any advice?
Rega
I've done exactly what you did and got the service to auto-restart, but it's
not what I'd call a 'good' solution.
The way we discovered what was causing it was turn on logging for the web
service, wait for it to crash then go to the event before in the log. Once
it crashed twice with the same even
rashing
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> Hi Ed,
>
> How did you determine the user involved?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> Ed Butler (49pence) wrote:
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> > To add to this, I found it was caused by a certain user opening a
> > certain message on their account- anyone from Ipswitch care
>
age-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 27 May 2004 13:40
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Webmail service crashing
>
> Ed Butler (49pence) wrote:
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> > We're on 8.11 and the webmail s
We're on 8.11 and the webmail service has crashed 4 times in the last 48
hours; I have enabled logging now to see why it is happening but at the
moment I only have the message from service control manager in MS event
viewer. Does anyone else have a similar problem?
Regards,
Ed Butler
49pence.com
Can someone give me some idea of how the product registration works? I have
stupidly left this on the late side and starting to panic a bit, I was under
the impression that there was electronic product registration/activation.
The 30 day trial period expires on Tuesday for us, and we ordered Imail
I would be interested to see a reply to this thread, as yet there have been
none. Any volunteers?
Regards,
Ed Butler
49pence.com - The Web Hosting Specialists
0870 141 7149
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Young, Kip W
My understand is Imail listens on all Ips by default, so 'no' :)
Regards,
Ed Butler
49pence.com - The Web Hosting Specialists
0870 141 7149
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Sent: 21 April 2004 15
> > > If not is it planned ?
> >
> > I highly doubt it.
>
> We will probably move from Imail to Merak then. I don't think
> IpSwitch will forget that market I'm a part of.
>
Merak is a very comprehensive product - but beware of stabiity issues. We
changed to Imail from Merak. I'm not complete
This is pretty worrying for us as we've got a 2650 on order specifically for
Imail. :|
Are you using the Broadcom GB nics in the 2650?
Perhaps someone from Ipswitch could shed some light on what causes the
problem. As far as my understanding of hardware goes, the only thing
responsible for 'knowi
This could be very easily accomplished by having Server B to relay emails
from Server A (use the IP address to authenticate) and setting Server A to
send all emails through Server B, again by entering the IP.
Regards,
Ed Butler
49pence.com - The Web Hosting Specialists
0870 141 7149
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>
> If CPU load is the issue, the first thing to do is go to Task
> Manager, click on the Processes tab, and click the CPU
> button. That will sort the processes by CPU usage; the
> one(s) at top are causing the problem.
Like to think I'm a little bit beyond this :) Over the past 30 minutes
(
We're in the process of evaluating Imail for our users. I'd like to know
what kind of performance other users were getting out of it, as I think the
server is under pretty high load and not sure if it is Imail generally
sapping CPU cycles or else we've got something in the config horribly wrong.
A
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