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Trace: • Signature Script • VPOP3.GetMessagePartBody • Mail Collectors • Mail Connectors -> Mail Senders -> SMTP Relay • ping_test • Use the spam filter scripting to add random text to the subject on incoming messages • LAN Forwarding • UserRuleList Replacement • Controlling VPOP3 via Email • Many instances of Postgres.exe are running
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 Some users have problems with VPOP3 not automatically starting for various reasons, when starting it manually later will work. This can be solved by using the [[alternative method of automatically starting VPOP3]]. Some users have problems with VPOP3 not automatically starting for various reasons, when starting it manually later will work. This can be solved by using the [[alternative method of automatically starting VPOP3]].
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 +====Corrupt Bayesian database====
 +The spam filter's Bayesian statistical database is stored outside the main database for performance reasons. This database lets the spam filter analyse message content based on how previous messages were categorised. Occasionally this database may get corrupted (eg after a power failure or disk failure), which can cause VPOP3 to crash on startup. This database is stored in the VPOP3\_database\bayes.ldb directory on the disk. If you suspect this is the problem, you can delete/move/rename this directory and see if this makes any difference. VPOP3 periodically backs this database up, so it will automatically recover from a previous backup if you do this.
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how_to/vpop3_not_starting_properly.txt · Last modified: 2018/11/14 10:45 by 127.0.0.1

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