Re: Looping email (again)

Steven,

Thanks for the tip, however it only seems to work if the offender is sitting in
Domino at the instant I "tell router quit". If it is out to MSF and on its way
back it isn't available to delete and it doesn't show up over time while router 
is
down. This looping is unfortunately pushing the router task to 40% of CPU.

BTW while looking at the path you indicated I noticed the outbound folder and 
that
there were 1.31MB of files going back to December 1999 out there. Is there a
cleanup for this or is it safe to manually delete them as well while the router 
is
down?

Roger Vicker, CCP

steven.donnellan@simonjersey.com wrote:

> This is a multipart message in MIME format.
> --
> [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
> TELL ROUTER QUIT
> Then using windows explorer go in to
> QYOURSERVERNAME\qibm\USERDATA\LOTUS\SMTPMTA\INBOUND
> You will find two files
> somemixofnumbersandletters
> and
> somemixofnumbersandlettersb
> Open the first one with Word pad and that will be the email header.
> Find the  guilty pair of files and delete them.
> LOAD ROUTER and away you go!
>
> Steven Donnellan
> AS/400 Systems Manager
> IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 Professional Operator
> Simon Jersey Ltd
>
> http://www.simonjersey.com
>
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