Re: sendmail queues

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Although i think i have sendmail configured properly I had to write a script 
which parses the mqueue directory and removes unnecessary files (data files 
without control file, lost-control files, transcript files etc). I run it 
periodically to address given issues. Don't know about parallel stuff...

Regards,
Bostjan



On Tuesday 31 of August 2004 13:36, urgrue wrote:
> If my sendmail's queue fills up for some reason (for example, if a primary
> MX is down and my sendmail is its secondary MX), it takes _ages_ for it to
> empty out again. Sendmail seems to process each spooled file consecutively
> instead of in parallel, and for some reason takes ages on each. It seems
> like it doesnt "trash" mails ever. Some of the mails in the spool are a
> month old - in most cases probably spam or similar mails that dont have a
> valid destination at all, therefore simply just eat up sendmail's time as
> it goes through them all, waiting for timeout on each.
> Shouldn't mails older than 5 days simply get trashed, since I have
> Timeout.queuereturn set to 5d?
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