On Sat, 13 Mar 2004, Cybertime Hostmaster wrote:
|->The cleanq that Keith noted is one of two things, a custom one, or the one
|->by Mark Davis and Craig Sanders. Without knowing what his script does,
Just to clear up some confusion from last week.
I dont know where I picked it up from. Probably Postfix-L. Here are the
RCS Headers for the cleanq that I posted about last week. If anyone wants
let me know...
# read postfix mail queue from stdin.
#
# print it one line per entry.
# $Source: /mi/maincvs/mail/cleanq,v $
# $Id: cleanq,v 1.2 2002/10/15 02:42:42 dhesi Exp $
#
# This software is freely redistributable, modifiable, and usable.
my $RCSHEADER = '$Source: /mi/maincvs/mail/cleanq,v $' . "\n" .
'$Id: cleanq,v 1.2 2002/10/15 02:42:42 dhesi Exp $';
|->When you say, "Here is an even simpler one:" in reply to a message, you
|->imply that is a simpler way to do what THAT message is talking about. Not
|->a simper way to get the same goal that the original poster was getting at.
|->
|->If you had said, "Here is an even simpler one for cleaning based off of
|->the sender:" then you would have been reiterating the original point,
|->rather than continuing on the changed thread.
I didnt want to start a flame fest here. Just posted something I use to
clean up my mailq when things got out of hand with AOL spam runs by our
users. I mostly have used to clean up on the TO: field, in that I was
grepping for AOL.com in the TO field.
Have not looked at this list all week. Didnt see the kerfuffle that went
on... :)
Keith
