For example, in sendmail you usually can just delete files in /etc/mqueue which contain queued messages. Files to be deleted could be found with the use of 'grep' command with the sender address. Sendmail need not be restarted after files are deleted.
Alexey Fadyushin Brainbench MVP for Linux. http://www.brainbench.com
Aasef Iqbal wrote:
Hi!
I am working with a hosting company. One of our servers is being to SPAM. I can see large number of emails being sent to few particular domains. The sender is either <> or <anonymouse@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
There are two question I am looking for help.
1. How can I remove the emails already in queue. with blank sender address or <anonymouse@xxxxxxx> as sender address, or even the domain name pointed in TO address.
2. as I am we provide hosting, I doubt some of my clients shall probably be running some scripts to generate these emails... How can I verify this.
Please comment.
Asif
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