IMHO you can re-install Xmail into a new dir.
Copy & paste all fixed information : *.tab, domains, etc files except
Spool/* and *.locks files
Then new Xmail should start and become stable with no information in =
spool.
When this is ok; you could start and manually copy & paste the 'old' =
spool
message files into the new local/spool-folder.

I'm guessing that xmail is fumbling around in the index-ed spool =
structure.
Above scenario should solve this (I hope ;-)


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> Verzonden: woensdag 4 december 2002 13:07
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> Onderwerp: [xmail] Re: wondering about smail server
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> > What version?
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> tested 1.11 and 1.10 - both the same.
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> > I'd suggest a temporarily RE-install in an other directory=20
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> > 'local/spool' dir.
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> there are 2000 domains, so that is not easy.
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> > This is really something for Davide?
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> i think so, yes.
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> > Some might suggest that the spool-dir is messed-up during multiple=20
> > kill-all/reboot seq's?
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> maybe, but how to solve that problem? xmail worked 6 months=20
> without problems for us and now it's totally "fucked up" ;-(
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