ss as simple as this:
cd ~username/Maildir/new
ls -l
rm
Hope this helps.
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use the remote mail server to forward all SMTP mail the the main
mail server.
Hope this helps.
Andy
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s, and they need all the help they can get ;^) I
think this may be a better long term solution.
Just my 0.02.
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mail server, with outbound mail routed through the NT server. This lets us
get away with not having the disclaimer stamped on internal mail. (Of
course, it also means that internal mail is not virus checked. We're looking
into using Amavis to do this.)
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Replies such as the one Robin has posted do nothing to help the image of
qmail or open source products in general. Let's try and keep it to the point
and keep the flames down. Maybe some p
you could also be hitting the max process count.
Check what your script is doing. While your there, get rid of the $var1 and
$count variables - they don't seem to be doing anything...
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> thanks
I was just about to send the same warning when your mail arrived via the
list. It's a good job we all use "mutt" and *nix OSes isn't it? ;^)
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