Bill Shupp wrote:
> Yikes. Don't ever mess with the queue unless you know exactly what
> you are doing. When I want to empty the queue, I usually do it via
> queuelifetime, rather than trying to touch the right files with a
> specific date to force expiration, which is the only proper way to do
Hank wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the example address used in the toaster. If you
copied and pasted the commands, you likely overwrote your previous entries.
Well, I did change that when I installed the toaster, as things were
all working fine... then it mysteriously changed back to
"[EMAIL PROTEC
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the example address used in the toaster. If you
> copied and pasted the commands, you likely overwrote your previous entries.
Well, I did change that when I installed the toaster, as things were
all working fine... then it mysteriously changed back to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Hank wrote:
I had everything working perfectly, then out of nowhere, my email
alias for root was reset to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". I have no idea how
this happened, but nonetheless, it caused thousands of messages to get
backed up in the queue and double bounce.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the example addres
I had everything working perfectly, then out of nowhere, my email
alias for root was reset to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". I have no idea how
this happened, but nonetheless, it caused thousands of messages to get
backed up in the queue and double bounce.
In an effort to remove all the pending messages,
