Thanks, I upgraded the MailEnable installation. A user has been complaining about an issue for a couple weeks that I hoped this upgrade would fix, but he says it's still happening after I upgraded. Here's the error email he's getting: Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients...

I look forward to your reply.

When I ran: http://www.mailenable.com/mailenablestandard.exe, it seemed to be a new installation. I already have mailenable standard, I don't want to overwrite everything, I just want to fix the contant crashing thing. Should I still run mailenablestandard.exe? Any special instructions to keep from ...

And this is an upgrade to MailEnable Standard?

I have MailEnable Standard, which of those upgrades are for that version.

Every few days, a user im's me telling me email is down. I always know what it is, because it's always the "MailEnable POP Service" in stopped state. I always login to the server, right click and hit start. It then seems to function for 3 days to 2 weeks without problems until is shuts off again. An...

Added those lines and ran the batch to recreate dictionary. Did fine until it got to the part where the delete command came up. It asked me to confirm y/n if I wanted to delete the files. Anyway to bypass that?

So, I just add this to the end of the batch?

del *.* C:\Progra~2\MailEn~1\Dictionaries\NoSpam\
del *.* C:\Progra~2\MailEn~1\Dictionaries\Spam\

I'd also like to add that my dictionaries folder is 419 megs. Can I delete the contents of the Spam and NoSpam directories without losing my work? The batch that I have running each night is: move C:\Progra~2\MailEn~1\Postoffices\domain.com\MAILROOT\spammailbox\Inbox\*.mai C:\Progra~2\MailEn~1\Dicti...

I've disabled the Ham collection Filter in Messaging Manager>Filters but for some reason it is still adding Ham to the dictionary.

I'm now at 191861 spam tokens and 300373 ham tokens. I desperately need to pause ham collection for a while to allow spam collection to catch up.

Help appreciated!

Good thinking!

I don't know. We have two ip addresses for 1 mail server because it was originally set up this way. If that' not the best practice, I'll be looking into removing one of them.

Oh, I see. But my setup is this: 1 server with mail1 mx record on x.x.x.5 and mail2 mx record on x.x.x.6. 1 copy of ME installed on this server, so only one place to enter 1 default mail domain. So, knowing this, would you still say it's possible to enter them both in on the same server to avoid thi...

I see, so I guess since we have mail.domain.com and mail2.domain.com there is no way to avoid the error for mail2.domain.com since there is only one spot for a default mail domain.

Thanks Chase. I'm not sure what you mean by the "point and click installation". Aren't all installations point and click? Or is there a command line installation that will make the task easier? I don't care wether it's SQL or MySQL, but how many servers really run Access as their DB engine? My quest...