> -----Original Message----- > From: Myriam Abramson > Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 10:22 PM > Subject: Re: sendmail help > > > > > > /etc/sysconfig/sendmail shows > > > DAEMON=yes > > > QUEUE=1h > > > > changing to QUEUE=10m and restarting sendmail seems to have fixed it. > The queue is processed almost instantly now, faster than 10 minutes, > so I'm not sure what those parameters really mean. Where do we find > documentation for those kind of things that are not standard unix? I don't know if redhat documents its init scripts, but the files stored in /etc/sysconfig are sourced by the various redhat init scripts (/etc/init.d/*). With regards to your post, the queue=1h would be expanded to "sendmail -q1h" within the init script on sendmail startup. As to why your queue is not being processed per the specified interval is confusing. I have been using sendmail for years and have never had this type of problem. I guess you could always increase the debug level of sendmail to see if you can spot what is happening. Steve Cowles
