On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, CJ Kucera wrote:
> Thanks for the response; I think I'm actually looking for something else
> a little different... The problem that we're seeing right now is
> that the queue is just continuing to grow, and our queue runners on
> the mail mail queue just aren't keeping up with demand. So what
> we were considering doing is restarting exim to use a new, completely
> fresh, unused queue directory, and then move the old queue over
> to a different machine to just do a simple one-time process run
> through the queue. The second machine would only run that old
> queue; it wouldn't be queuing up any new messages or accepting
> anything else into the queue.
That should work.
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