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On 2011-Feb-16 17:10:32 -0800, Jeremy Chadwick <freebsd@jdc.parodius.com> w=
rote:
>Simple version, to the OP: your mail server has an immense number of
>queued mails in it.  You need to find out why and put an end to it.  I
>also recommend you stop sendmail, "rm -r mqueue ; chown root:daemon
>mqueue ; chmod 755 mqueue", then start sendmail again.

Note that mqueue contains accepted/acknowledged but undelivered mails.
Depending on the host's purpose, deleting them may or may not be
acceptable.

My suggestion would be to stop sendmail, rename mqueue, create a new
mqueue and restart sendmail - which will restore mail processing.  You
can then either delete the old (renamed) mqueue or gradually move
groups of df/qf/xf files from there to the new mqueue for processing.

--=20
Peter Jeremy

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