- Mate Wierdl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| In any case, he can always use supervise from djb's daemontools
| package.
That won't detect a process which got stuck in some black hole, which
was the problem provoking this thread.
- Greg Moeller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| Telling qmail-send to quit didn't help, nor did a regular kill of
| it, I eventually had to kill -9 the process. When I started it up
| again, all was fine.
Of course, even after receiving a SIGTERM, qmail-send may stick around
for quite a long time waiting for qmail-local and qmail-remote
processes to finish. Looking for those might have revealed what was
going wrong. For example, I have occasionally seen queues beginning
to fill up because some user's .qmail scripts got stuck, filling up
all of qmail-send's local delivery slots.
- Harald
