FWIW,
We are not seeing this problem.
-d
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From: "Don Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 10:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] License Downgraded [was All I wan't for
Christmas is not to be paged!)
Our install of Junkmail Pro is also running as standard. We've
rebooted several times and can't get it to restore to Pro.
Saturday, December 24, 2005, 10:36:37 PM, Darrell
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dsic> So here it is the night before Christmas and all though the house
not a
Dsic> creature was stirring not even a mouse.
Dsic> My pager starts going off incenstantly - so I jump up to see what's
the
Dsic> matter - oh my queues are filling up faster and faster...
Dsic> Sorry about that - maybe its the Christmas spirit that grabbed me...
Dsic> When I got into the server my proc folder was around 2500+ q*.smd
files.
Dsic> Thank god for QueueMon :)
Dsic> At first I had no idea what was going on - my proc folder was
growing and
Dsic> growing. I checked the usual suspects (DNS, etc) and everything was
working
Dsic> fine. I started to sift through the logs and noticed a huge amount
of
Dsic> messages that were failing a lot of tests and should have been held
or
Dsic> deleted but were being marked with "LAST ACTION=IGNORE".
Dsic> I bumped up the log levels and started to see the following:
Dsic> Sorry, filters [REVERSEWEIGHTDNS] are only available in Declude
JunkMail Pro
Dsic> Using [no] CFG file outgoing. Pro version required for outgoing
mail.
Dsic> Not to mention I noticed messages being cleared very slowly. After
several
Dsic> restarts of the "Declude Proc" service things started to move
again - I am
Dsic> not sure if it was because of the multiple Declude proc restarts or
putting
Dsic> in the DNSOVERIDE command that we used back under 2.0.6 see -
Dsic>
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg24661.html
Dsic> After a couple of restarts of the decludeproc service and the
DNSOVERIDE
Dsic> command my Declude started working again as a PRO version and
messages
Dsic> started being blocked and processing very quickly. My queues than
cleared
Dsic> up.
Dsic> I am a bit sick to my stomach over this as I leaked to my customers
probably
Dsic> 4-6K spam's over the entire 3 hour period from when this started to
when it
Dsic> was finished. I will have a bit of explaining to do I imagine on
Tuesday if
Dsic> not sooner.
Dsic> Has anyone seen this? Any explanations on what could have caused
this. I
Dsic> just keep thinking what if I did not have monitoring to catch this
in time -
Dsic> I probably would not have checked the servers until Tuesday. My
only guess
Dsic> is that my server failed in the "phone home" license check and
downgraded
Dsic> itself.
Dsic> Darrell
Dsic> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dsic> Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for utilities for Declude
And
Dsic> Imail. IMail/Declude Overflow Queue Monitoring, SURBL/URI
integration, MRTG
Dsic> Integration, and Log Parsers.
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