On 5/16/21 8:34 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Why is a sendmail question. Possibly someone on this list knows the answer, but a sendmail list might be a better resource.
I give it about a 98% chance that Sendmail still has the message in it's queue or that it has bounced it. (Possibly sending it to an unexpected location.) The mail log should show what Sendmail did with the message.
If it is still in the queue, you can have Sendmail do an interactive delivery attempt. I'd try the following:
sendmail -v -qI0123456789ABCDEF Presuming that the message ID in queue is 0123456789ABCDEF.This should cause Sendmail to try to deliver the message again while showing what it's doing on STDOUT.
I think that it's very unlikely that Sendmail is loosing the message. It's not impossible, but I'd bet a reasonable lunch that it's less than 0.1 % of a chance that /Sendmail/ is the reason the message is being lost.
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