> I've setup Clamwall during the server setup in the install file of M32.
> Is the Clam daemon to be installed separately? I did saw that there
> was nothing selected in the Clamwalconfig on the page ClamAV-page in
> hte ClamAV daemon location section. Where should this point to if the
> daemon should not be installed separately.

Clamav needs to be installed separately and then Clamwall pointed to the program.  Turn off Clamwall until you get clamav installed.  Currently I use the one from http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamav/files/clamav/win32/

Hello,

How long does Mercury "normally" takes to process incoming and outgoing mail? I see that when a message arrives with MercuryS it comes in the General/Incoming jobs column under "Ready". It takes forever (mostly +10 minutes) when it says at Status and procesing information *Active*. After that MercuryC immediately sends the message or the message is delivered to a user. 

 THNX! 

> How

long does Mercury "normally" takes to process incoming and outgoing

mail? I see that when a message arrives
> with MercuryS it comes in the

General/Incoming jobs column under "Ready". It takes forever (mostly +10

minutes)
> when it says at Status and processing information *Active*.

After that MercuryC immediately sends the message or
> the message is

delivered to a user.

 I find it takes 10-15 seconds for the mail to get to core after being received by MercuryS.  Some reasons it does not,

1.  You have an anti-virus scanner working the mercury mail directories.

2.  You are using Clamwall or other daemon and it's not properly setup.  If Clamwall can't find the Clam daemon this will happen.

I've setup Clamwal during the server setup in the install file of M32. Is the Clam deamon to be installed separately? I did saw that there was nothing selected in the Clamwalconfig on the page ClamAV-page in hte ClamAV deamon location section. Where should this point to if the deamon should not be instaled separately.