Requeuing failed messages

[Danita Zanre]

Thanks!  I shall give that a try!  And then tuck it away in a file to hopefully never need to use again!


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On January 1, 2017 at 7:14:57 PM, Mark Sapiro (mark at msapiro.net) wrote:

On 01/01/2017 04:39 PM, Danita Zanre wrote:  
> No - because that specifically doesn’t work with MailWatch. In reality,  
> these messages aren’t that important - it’s only for my “test” domain,  
> and I can trash them if necessary, but I guess you are saying that if  
> this were to happen in the “real world” I would not be able to easily  
> requeue these? They look very “mime”, but they are not saved as queue  
> files.  


If they are not saved as queue files, they are not in the correct format  
to be copied to (I assume Postfix's) hold queue.  

What you can do is just give them to Postfix as an incoming message. E.g.  

sendmail -i -t < quarantined_message_file  

which will process the message and presumably just put in in the hold  
queue for MailScanner.  

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