Jérôme Blion wrote:
> I would like to avoid to write a script which would do
So the script doesn't take too long to write, start with this:
#!/bin/bash
find /var/spool/courier/msgs/ -type f -name 'C*' | \
while read ctlfile ; do
grep -q root ${ctlfile} && {
msgid=$(grep ^M ${ctlfile})
rm $(grep -rl ^$msgid /var/spool/courier/msgq/) \
${ctlfile} ${ctlfile%/C*}/D${ctlfile##*/C}
}
done
Replace "grep -q root ${ctlfile}" with whatever you need to identify
messages from the problematic user.
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