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Hi All,

Im wondering if any one can help me, recently after a few complaints
about mail taking days to be delivered i found that the qmail mail queue
was sat at 117k, i remeber having this a while a go where i used to work
and never found out how, or why this happens...

Its a domain which isnt in the allowed RCP Hosts in /var/qmail/control

Does any one know if there is a loop hole where people can inject mail
in to qmail, as this is becomming a real pain now..

currently using this to clear the emails from the suspect domain

for fl in `find /var/qmail/queue/mess` ; do if grep "[email protected]" $fl; then ff=`echo $fl | sed -e 's#/mess/#/*/#'`; echo $ff; rm -f $ff; fi; done


any help would be appreciated

Alan
 
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