On 30 Jun 1997, Chris Brown wrote:
>
> I am trying to test some portions of an email system and want to
> determine weather one of my mail servers is picking up mail to
> forward. The recieving host is currently off and there is a MX route
> to my server so mail should be queued there ri
The command "mailq" should be on your system. It essentially runs
"sendmail -bp" which prints the queue. You may wish to use "mailq | head"
or "mailq | less" depending on the size of the current queue.
Hint: read up on sendmail timeouts and how to move mail to a separate
queue. I had to test m
On 30 Jun 1997, Chris Brown wrote:
>
> I am trying to test some portions of an email system and want to
> determine weather one of my mail servers is picking up mail to
> forward. The recieving host is currently off and there is a MX route
> to my server so mail should be queued there ri
I am trying to test some portions of an email system and want to
determine weather one of my mail servers is picking up mail to
forward. The recieving host is currently off and there is a MX route
to my server so mail should be queued there right now. All I need to
do is check the queue
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