Indeed,

I also would like to be able to use SFI as a smart host for my Exchange Server, but we would need a much improved interface to the outgoing mail.  I would like a separate tab, where every outstanding outgoing mail would be listed, with the reason why it is still there, the ability to force a resend of one or all mail etc.

Yves

__M__ your situation is exactly the same as mine.  We too are not looking to use SFI as an outbound proxy but would love the functionality of seeing what is in the outbound queue and have the ability to do a manual force delivery to the onward server on a mail by mail basis. 

Manually checking the Queue folder is time consuming and there is no option to deliver single emails - just to flush the queue.

I am sure this would be a useful feature for many.

__M__ wrote: Webguyz - if you feel so inclined to share this script you have created please PM me and I'll provide an email address etc.

Not very big so here it is. We user jmail but you can replace it with anything you want. We set the vbs file in scheduler to run every 5 minutes.

----------------- sf-queue-mon.vbs -----------

sfqueue = "C:\SpamFilter\queue\" 'location of queue
maxqueues = 50 'number of entries to trip and send this email
dim fs,fo,x, count
count = 0
set fs=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set fo=fs.GetFolder(sfqueue)
for each x in fo.files
  count = count + 1
Next
set fo=nothing
set fs=nothing
if count > maxqueues then
Set Jmail = CreateObject( "JMail.Message" )
 Jmail.Logging = true
 Jmail.Silent = true
 JMail.From = "sf@mydomain.com"
 Jmail.AddRecipient "support@mydomain.com"
 JMail.Subject = "SF has " & Count & " entries in the queue!!!"
 JMail.Body = "Check it out"
 Jmail.Send("mail.whatever.biz")
Set JMail = Nothing 
end if
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