On 9 Sep 2002, Mike Gifford wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm still having trouble with an awkward ISP that is limiting access to
> port 25, while at the same time providing pathetic smtp service.
>
> I have exim set up to keep hammering at their smtp server to actually
> send out the message. However, not everything's getting through before
> exim stops trying. I fired off a whole stack of emails from June when
> up upgraded to the latest version of 3.x
>
> How do I see which emails are in my queue? (and just a quick list of how
> many). Is there an easy way to just requeue them. I installed via rpm
if you ln -s location/to/exim /somewhere/in/your/$PATH/mailq
then you can just use 'mailq' to see all messages in the queue.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'requeue' - they are alrewady on exims's
queue, if you want to remove them, use exim -Mrm.
If you want to force a delivery attempt for one, use just
'exim -M (messageID show in mailq output)'
If you want to force a delivery attempt for all messages, use
'exim -qff'
> and don't have the eximonitor installed.
>
> Mike
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