Wietse Venema:
> Curtis:
> > In the mean time, it seems like using doing "postsuper -r" to re-activate
> > old queue files would be a good alternative. Hopefully that resolves the
> > expiration cycle issue that is caused when you inject a queue file directly
> > into the maildrop queue?
>
> If that's "postsuper -r" from hold queue to maildrop queue, then
> that will avoid the expiration problem.
>
> You'll want to run some tests with this. "postsuper -r" introduces
> a rarely-used data path, and occasionally breaks after I add
> something new to Postfix.
"postsuper -r" is identical to removing a file from the hold queue
and reinjecting it into the maildrop queue, with the difference
that "postsuper -r" is not subject to name/inode/permission issues.
Wietse
