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    Posted: 07 February 2004 at 3:45pm

I've recently turned up a fresh NT2k server with SQL2000 for the quarentined emails.

The first instance of SF via the installer works perfectly.

Working with Roberto i did the following to create the additional instances needed:

- copied files to a new directory
- used the instsrv command to create the service instance, each with a different name
- added the necessary line in the registry.

As it is now  SF is working for all instances.  However, I can only get the gui for the main one.  When I click on the exe, from the appropriate folder, I get a can't bind error, and it's already in use.  Afterwards, I then can see the settings which are loading from the text files, and none of the real time activity (logs, quarentine, stats, etc)

Suggestions would be most appreciated.

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Rich,

Go to the service property page, select the "Log On" tab and check the box "Allow service to interact with desktop".  Restart the service and it should now show up as a second gui.

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Dan S.

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Dan,

Thanks, I thought the same.  Made the change, rebooted, and still the same problem.

Rich

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Desperado Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 February 2004 at 5:36pm

shoot me your remail address to my hotmail account. From there I will give you my real address so I can compare your settings with mine.  I run 8 instances on the same server and have had no issues so I know it can be made to work.

I have changed the "a"'s in the address to X's to prevent spiders from automatically getting even my "trash" account.

dXseligmXnn@hotmXil.com

regards,

Dan S.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote eric Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 February 2004 at 4:26am

interaction with desktop is on the console only,

you cannot have a console connection with w2k,(rdp sessions only)

however this is posible on windows 2003,

if you connect with mstsc /console.

 

otherwise you need to connect with vnc or other console capable tool.

i run 2 instances on a dual p-3, and set each spamfilter on a single cpu,

and their priority gets controlled by proces explorer from sysinternals.

works great for me.(with 1 database of course)

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Rich,

From the error you mention it seems that one or more of your instances are trying to listen on the same IP/port combination. You need to ensure that every instance listens on its own IP or port. Please check all your SpamFilter.INI files and look for the lines

ListenIP=
ListenPort=

They must all be different (meaning you can't have two instances using the same combination of IP and port), and you can't have a blank IP (unless you use a different port for each of your instances)

Roberto F.
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