> Hi there, > > On Tue, 13 Apr 2021, Robert Kudyba wrote: > > > So I still don't know what "queue_id" is. > > Try the command > > mailq > > and look in the Sendmail docs. The queue ID is just the filename in > the mail queue directory without the first two characters. For each > message in the queue there are two files, named [dq]fYMDhmsNppppp. > Remove the df or qf and you have the queue ID. YMD is encoded year, > month and day; hms you can guess; N is envelope number (usually 0) and > ppppp is the first five digits (may be zero padded) of the process ID > of the sendmail which originally received the message. >
Thanks I found a tip that mailq -qQ works but the naming convention you posted no longer appears to match. Here are a few if ours: 13GD62ID4037876 13GDQhfE4041600 03GJUOKl4119253 fYMDhmsNppppp doesn't match. It does appear the first number, "1", is the year. But these messages were sent in April so the "3" doesn't correspond, unless January is "0" so April would be "3"? Is there an updated convention for this? This is just barely on-topic for this list. > > -- > > 73, > Ged. > Sorry I know you block emails directly to you so I had to send this to all.
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