Actually, I found qff to work best
-M* requires appending a list of the qued messages. my command of the
unix operating system and the | tool couldn't quite get an ls of the
input directory onto the same command line
qff worked a charm though
On Monday, June 9, 2003, at 09:39 PM, Vineet Kumar wrote:
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> * Cal Evans (cal@???) [030609 11:38]:
>> * Jonathan Vanasco <jvanasco@???>:
>>> I can't seem to find anything about this in the dox or lists
>>>
>>> just how to delete them
>>>
>>> the queue is quite large, and i'd like to retry with the new system
>>> configurations before message delivery timeouts.
>
>> it's in the manual under the command line options. (Sorry, don't
>> remember
>> exactly what the option is right now) I know because I had the same
>> question a while back.
>
> See '-M' in the man page. The other -M options (e.g. -Mg, -Mar, etc.)
> are right there, too, and give you a lot of control over what to do
> with
> queued messages (redirect them, change sender, add/delete recipients,
> whatever).
>
> good times,
> Vineet
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