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Subject: Re: Any ideas on how to edit the mail queue?
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Hello, Geoff!
I did look at Sendmail's command line parameters, but t=nothing to
operate on a mail queue (at least I can't find anything), just
printing the queue is allowed.
Best,
Vic

Geoff Shang writes:
 > Hi:
 > 
 > In theory at least, you should be able to edit the mail queue with your
 > mail transport agent.  I know I can kill or freeze queued messages in exim
 > by issuing exim with command line parameters.  Maybe look at sendmail's
 > options?
 > 
 > Geoff.
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