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I have a client on a Plesk 8.0.1 box. They have about 7 email accounts setup on it. They are using a mixture of Outlook XP and Outlook Express, plus Norton 2004 AV.
When sending emails with attachments, it is very slow to send. The client connects OK to the server, but the actual send process is slow. As such, Outlook will start to send the email a 2nd time, then a 3rd and so on, so that a list of Sending remarks is shown in the Send/Receive dialog box.
I am also getting complaints that theyare receiving up to 20 copies of a single email. These users are not all on the same site, and are using different ISP's.
Is there anything on the Plesk box that could be causing this?
Outlook XP seems to be the biggest culprit, but OE plays up too. I have turned off outbound AV scanning.
On another note, my MAPS just suddenly started playing up, and when I have it enabled, not mail comes in. I have turned it off, and all works fine now. I have read that it is because the names of the servers were unresolvable, but why did this suddenly start playing up? Whatever I add seems to make it fail.
Thanks
When sending emails with attachments, it is very slow to send. The client connects OK to the server, but the actual send process is slow. As such, Outlook will start to send the email a 2nd time, then a 3rd and so on, so that a list of Sending remarks is shown in the Send/Receive dialog box.
I am also getting complaints that theyare receiving up to 20 copies of a single email. These users are not all on the same site, and are using different ISP's.
Is there anything on the Plesk box that could be causing this?
Outlook XP seems to be the biggest culprit, but OE plays up too. I have turned off outbound AV scanning.
On another note, my MAPS just suddenly started playing up, and when I have it enabled, not mail comes in. I have turned it off, and all works fine now. I have read that it is because the names of the servers were unresolvable, but why did this suddenly start playing up? Whatever I add seems to make it fail.
Thanks