Newer GW7 GW for Exchange 2003 than 7/22/2008?

Hello Novell Support,
We are having an issue where the gateway chokes on particular emails on a daily baisis and shuts down automatically. If it weren't for GroupWise monitor, we wouldn't even know it had shut down. So on a daily basis at random times we have to go into Exchange 2003 System Manager and delete the email in the queue that the GW7 Gateway is choking, freezing, and crashing/shutting down on, and then restart the gateway. We have the 7/22/2008 version of the gateway, and was wondering if a newer version exists?
Thanks,
Scott

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