On May 19, 2000 at 20:40:26 -0400, Martin Gignac twiddled the keys to say:
> Think I've figured out what was wrong. Read about queue-cleaning in the
> INTERNALS document that comes with qmail and I believe the problem is that a
> big email got stuck at the beginning of the queue while I was shutting down
> the system (I didn't leave time for qmail-send to exit properly). I guess
> preprocessing on the message never finished. According to INTERNALS, it
> should be cleaned up automatically within 36 hours.
I don't normally reply here, but since noone else has.... :)
I have a qmail-check script that runs qmail-qstat and qmail-qread and
mails it to me. It's always reported one more mail in the queue than was
actually there. For years I thought it was just because I opened the
pipe to qmail-inject before running the other programs. I just never
looked back to see.
Looking back now, that's not the case. While I have have no idea why
qmail-qstat reports one more than actual, I don't find it any sort of
bother. I've never experienced any sort of woe due to it, nor do I
expect to.
Rick Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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