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I have a 2000 Advance Server with Outlook Express 6 (ver 6.00.2800.1933).
One of the main uses for this server is when people need to RDP into the
office. It is not a Terminal Server except for the 2 built in licenses. I
have one user that when he signs on, everything is ok (been doing it for 3+
years) but starting yesterday, when he starts Outlook, a process starts that
fills the C: drive with a file (C:/Documents and Settings/Bob/local
settings/applications data/identies/XXXXX/microsoft/outlook
express/inbox(1).dbt). Mailserver is sendmail, and I have deleted the entire
contents of his mail box on the server, and it had no effect.
Interesting things
1) even after the disk fills, or the user logs off, the disk light stays on
until the system is booted.
2) Only happens to this user
3) I have use 3 diff malware scanners (started with onecare), all are clean
Any ideas of what is happening? I did just patch the server (Patch Tuesday).
One of the main uses for this server is when people need to RDP into the
office. It is not a Terminal Server except for the 2 built in licenses. I
have one user that when he signs on, everything is ok (been doing it for 3+
years) but starting yesterday, when he starts Outlook, a process starts that
fills the C: drive with a file (C:/Documents and Settings/Bob/local
settings/applications data/identies/XXXXX/microsoft/outlook
express/inbox(1).dbt). Mailserver is sendmail, and I have deleted the entire
contents of his mail box on the server, and it had no effect.
Interesting things
1) even after the disk fills, or the user logs off, the disk light stays on
until the system is booted.
2) Only happens to this user
3) I have use 3 diff malware scanners (started with onecare), all are clean
Any ideas of what is happening? I did just patch the server (Patch Tuesday).