Hi guys,
I am setting up sendmail on a SUSE machine and I want to kill some messages that are
queued. I have looked for the words "purge" and "flush" in the sendmail man page but
can't see how to kill messages that are queued. I had several that were going to
slug-admin that I wanted to kill - too late now :-)
I have been setting up mutt (yes I have decided I really need to ditch netscape mail)
but now have to get sendmail working properly on our SUSE box and exim on my Debian
box. Gee it was easy with Netscape and POP.
Here is an example entry to Ken. How would I stop that being sent?
mikel$ /usr/sbin/sendmail -bp
Mail Queue (1 request)
--Q-ID-- --Size-- -----Q-Time----- ------------Sender/Recipient------------
WAA30101 999 Tue May 1 22:26 mikel
(Deferred: Name server: optushome.com.au: host name lookup fa)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh this is being sent from mutt - my return addr should be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike
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Michael Lake
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Safety Convenor, Australian Speleological Federation
Owner, Speleonics (Australia)
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