> You're handling your pending queue incorrectly. Don't treat it like > your mailbox. Instead, only _release_ legitimate messages. Leave the > rest alone; they will get purged automatically after the timeout > interval expires (default of 14 days).
Therein lies the problem. In a matter of days I will have over 1000 messages in my pending queue. It takes way too long to go through all of these messages, using either tmda-pending or tmda-cgi. > No. How would TMDA be able to access the text of the message to > release it if you've already deleted it? Well, the point is that "delete" would only mark a message for deletion, so that it would not appear in the normal output of tmda-pending or tmda-cgi. That way, the message is still available for confirmation, and would be deleted after 14 days normally. If necessary, there could be a permanent delete operation that actually got rid of a message immediately, along with a flag to tmda-pending to show messages marked for deletion. It all comes down to me having to periodically scan my queue, and it being too large (more than a dozen messages or so) to scan efficiently; the only way to keep it down is to delete messages, but it's easy (especially because tmda-cgi's output can't seem to keep from narrowing the subject column too much) to overlook a legitimate message. -- Rick _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
