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Mail Archiving is not enabled.<br />
Global action folder is empty.<br />
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Reporting look like the size is fixed and not changing. <br />
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Any ideas?
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I have recently installed GFI Mailessentials 14 and has been running for 2 days now without any problems. &nbsp;<br />
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The folder size used to be just 350MB now it is 450MB and the size is constantly changeing. I am thinking this has to do with the debug logs, do you know if this is the case? are these cirular logs or am i risking to go low on disk space if i leave it as it is? 
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I have recently installed GFI Mailessentials 14 and has been running for 2 days now without any problems.  

The folder size used to be just 350MB now it is 450MB and the size is constantly changeing. I am thinking this has to do with the debug logs, do you know if this is the case? are these cirular logs or am i risking to go low on disk space if i leave it as it is? 

Mail Archiving is not enabled.
Global action folder is empty.

Reporting look like the size is fixed and not changing. 

Any ideas?

GFI Mailessentials Folder Size getting bigger.

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