Always looking for a simpler way of doing things. It would seem that
defining FFR_QUEUEDELAY in 8.13 has no obvious negative impact, but:
1. it does include the code in sendmail/queue.c to accept and ignore QF
files with G and Y headers if they are V5 or V7 of QF.
2. Tested a patched 8.13.4-1 package - gracefully and silently processed the
queue.
New patch:
--- debian/old/configure 2005-06-04 01:05:25.689727834 +1000
+++ debian/configure 2005-06-04 01:08:07.811278555 +1000
@@ -4014,6 +4014,10 @@
sm_ffr="$sm_ffr -D_FFR_MAIL_MACRO";
sm_ffr="$sm_ffr -D_FFR_HELONAME";
sm_m4_ffr="$sm_m4_ffr define(\`_FFR_MAIL_MACRO')";
+ #
+ # This allows the inclusion of code in sendmail/queue.c to ignore
+ # QF file V5 and V7 "G" and "Y" headers. 8.13 uses QF file V8
+ sm_ffr="$sm_ffr -D_FFR_QUEUEDELAY=1";
elif test "$sm_version_major" = "8.12"; then
sm_envdef="$sm_envdef -DUSESETEUID=1 -DHASGETUSERSHELL=1";
#
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