MailScanner issue after years

[AP]

All those messages were processed once and then marked as relay reject when milter rejected them, they stay in the milterin folder but aren't reprocessing. I removed the X-myDomain-MailScanner-Relay-Reject lines from all of the messages hoping they would clear but they do not reprocess. I tried running sendmail in a for loop to process them all but they're not the right format apparently as it found no destination address.

[root at kratos milterin]# ls
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021C2808CF74.AEDD0 134D58013CC8.AA922 2D126808CF74.ACA37 44FF6808CF76.A1997 58331808CF74.A2431 6D6F581BCA9F.A717D 85B1481BCA95.AEEE5 9C4D581BCA9F.AF3F1 B75D3808CF47.ADAC8 DA617808CF47.AD7A0 EC929808CF74.A4C59
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02691808CF74.AFF2D 152338013CC8.A02B6 2DA21808CF47.A9B55 45A8881BCA95.A9EFF 60AE581BCA95.A52E3 70A688013CC8.AB2EC 85DD1808CF47.A5CB4 9E4DA8013CC8.A8F60 BB902808CF74.AC651 DCAA5808CF76.AC4C5 F260D8013CC8.AEADD
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02C8D808CF74.AB67C 1942F808CF47.A02FC 31700808CF74.ACE8B 4C471808CF74.A3A8E 65861808CF47.A88CE 75D9781BCA83.AD78F 8753881BCA98.AF338 A2F26808CF74.A4BC3 BD86381BCA95.A3650 DDCD981F2DEC.A2BC2 F35EA808CF74.ABAAD
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0F9E1808CF74.A7DAD 2AABD808CF74.A3437 415F7808CF74.AAAF2 5568F8013CC8.A6FC5 6C5D4808CF74.A4198 8556381F2DEC.AAFFB 934E8808CF74.A80AA B28C38013CC8.AB6B4 D53C181BCA9F.AB5AD EAC128013CC8.A598A
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 10939 Aug 30 09:13 01A738013CC8.A9004
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-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 11309 Aug 30 09:13 021C2808CF74.AEDD0
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 postfix postfix 61070 Aug 30 09:13 0225D81BCAA0.A9B77
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 13111 Aug 30 09:13 02691808CF74.AFF2D
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 postfix postfix 37870 Aug 30 09:13 02B47808CF47.ABF17
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 5869 Aug 30 09:13 02C8C808CF74.A7ECC
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 28551 Aug 30 09:13 02C8D808CF74.AB67C
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 27980 Aug 30 09:13 03CFE808CF74.A4074
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 postfix postfix 146967 Aug 30 09:13 045C4804A43A.A812D
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 32661 Aug 30 09:13 078BD8013CC8.AE844
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 postfix postfix 15198 Aug 30 09:13 08A7D808CF47.A51DD
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 postfix postfix 31088 Aug 30 09:13 090D6808CF47.AC0BA
-rw-------. 1 postfix postfix 5756 Aug 30 09:13 09AB7808CF74.AF559
Here's a spam example in the milterin:

O<[brian at mydomain.com](mailto:brian at benchindustries.com)>
S<return-a13045-325106-325107-6c111a32=1217300393=8 at care.improvecarehealth.com>
Received: from liu3p01msc.safecorehomes.com (liu3p01msc.safecorehomes.com [154.6.110.198])
(using TLSv1.3 with cipher TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (128/128 bits))
(no client certificate requested)
by [kratos.mydomain.com](http://kratos.capindy.com) (MailScanner Milter) with SMTP id 01A738013CC8
for <[brian at mydomain.com](mailto:brian at benchindustries.com)>; Thu, 29 Aug 2024 23:34:02 -0400 (EDT)
DKIM-Signature: a=rsa-sha256; bh=7Uc9y8PdnQ1+HWGrIXprdopptJLP2b0FSJVBy98JqEQ=;
c=relaxed/relaxed; d=care.improvecarehealth.com;
h=Subject:From:To:Sender:Reply-To:Date:List-Unsubscribe:List-Unsubscribe-Post:X-CampaignID:Message-ID:X-Mailer-Info:MIME-Version:Content-Type:Content-Transfer-Encoding;
s=default; t=1724988841; v=1;
b=pDVsWUt/6Xwes9q0GZVU2qu7dSTTvbFnMMozoUThpTsXHx5yPouqlsDXhNPRGGBMpmfxD17p
QQ0lggWsGe0Bt2wVK9zsmquMDMqSrPpt7xkzfs4B8fm6+IEcXbHUwb7uuKkhPWyqP7q/pJUhpU4
FEDHFRgrBI3N/ip5x2pMBA9s=

<message continues>

On Friday, August 30th, 2024 at 7:27 AM, Shawn Iverson <shawniverson at summitgrid.com> wrote:

> On 8/30/24 09:05, AP wrote:
>
>> I thought i had originally had that in there, and when I ran postconf it told me it was unused so I removed it because it didn't work with it in anyway.
>>
>> I directly copied your line into my config and mail is working as expected. So thank you very much, not sure what I misspelled the first time, but I definitely didn't have the [::1] at the end either.
>>
>> Now the question remains, how do I get these 201 messages out of the milterin queue to reprocess?
>
> You have messages sitting in milterin queue? Are you seeing any messages in the logs regarding those messages? What do the filenames look like? Are the permissions correct?
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