My experience with VopMail (earlier form of ModusMail) was that I needed to control releasing the message to the user's mailbox after the batch finished in the script.
With that said, I think your "copy %1 %2" should be modified so that you are working on a copy of the file that does not live in your user's mailbox.. Namely some other safe processing directory.... copy %1 c:\somesafedir\%1.bak @call spamassassin -e -D <c:\somesafedir\%1.bak> %2 delete c:\somesafedir\%1.bak Make sense? While making sure that you don't fill up your boot drive and kill your system in the process. HTH Steven -----Original Message----- From: Jerry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:44 PM To: spam Subject: Win32 Vircom Agent? I have been having a problem with the simple batch file that I use for my mail agent with Vircom's ModusMailL. The batch is this: (%1 being the message name of the file and %2 being the emailbox name) --- copy %1 %2 @call spamassassin -e -D <%2> %1 --- Does anyone have a better working batch file for use on Vircom mail servers? The problem I am having is that sometimes the user will receive a completely empty message. This usually occurs when the end user checks mail at the same time SA is scanning and creating the message. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
