Jon,
Yes, you should probably at least 'man qmail-inject' before you do it,
but essentially, if you have a Maildir with messages you wish to move
to another recipient, you can
# cd ~user/Maildir/
# for i in *; do qmail-inject -a [EMAIL PROTECTED] < $i; done
This leaves all of the messages in the Maildir and injects copies
(obviously) into the queue....
It's a good quick and dirty thing to have stuffed in the back of your
head. Can get you out of a jam....
[ By the way, it makes quite a mess, if you haven't checkd to be sure
that mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] can actually deliver....because
the MTA on foobar.tld's MX host will bounce the messages to the original
sender, so use the above 'quick and dirty' with caution. ]
-Martin
On 2 Dec, Jon Rust wrote:
: I know this came up recently, but I can't seem to find it in the
: archives. I've got a customer for who I just set up his own qmail
: server. There's mail left in his old mailboxes on my server though. I
: remember someone posting a quick and dirty script that would reinject
: the messages in a Maildir. Is it really just as simple as feeding
: each message into qmail-inject?
:
: Thanks,
: jon
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Martin A. Brown --- SecurePipe Communications --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
