Hi, I usually put it into the hold queue and then run postsuper -H <mailid> to release it from the hold queue.
/Victor Curtis wrote: > Hi, > > I'm looking for a safe way to re-inject an archived queue file that > was backed up and removed (via postsuper) from the hold queue. (Not > just this once, but on a regular basis.) I realize that it would be > possible to use postcat to grab the raw contents of the archived > message and feed it back through sendmail (after first parsing and > then removing the envelope information), but before I went through > that much trouble, I wanted to see if there was an easier way. > > On a test machine, I threw it into the incoming queue and ran > "postkick public qmgr I" and it seemed to deliver to all original > recipients of the message. But, I have a feeling that direct > insertion into the incoming directory is not the right way to do this. > > If the above method is unsafe, is there a postfix command that I can > pipe an archived queue file to that would safely re-inject the > message? Or, am I stuck with the sendmail method? > > Thanks for any advice anyone has on this... > > Curtis -- Victor Jerlin, CTO Gränslösa System GSYS HB Cell#: +356-9999-0125
