Hi Bowie! Bowie Bailey schrieb am 2005-01-20 12:36:25: > > You can log into the Courier server and issue the mailq command. > > This will list everything in the queue. You'll notice message IDs. > > You can then issue the command cancelmsg /messageid/ (omit the > > slashes, and instead put the actual message ID in) > Actually, my problem is that this method is not working. If I use the > cancelmsg command to cancel the message, Courier sends a cancellation > notice to postmaster. When this notice is forwarded to my account on > Exchange, it is rejected and becomes stuck in the queue. When I try > to cancel that message, the same routine is repeated.
As the first bounce gets rewritten to have an empty sender address, your
second cancelmsg will generate a double bounce which should not be
delivered to your other mailserver but to the postmaster account on your
courier server.
I don't know if you forward this account, but you shouldn't as
double-bounces normally cannot be forwarded due to their special sender
address - and this is intentional to prevent loops.
Even if you have forwarded your postmaster account ... you can
temporarily redirect this forward to a local account where the message
will be delivered and therefore disappear from the queue.
> I think something got corrupted during a recent server crash. I am
> probably going to have to track down the queue files and delete the
> message manually. How do I do this?
I wouldn't do this.
Tot kijk
Matthias
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