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From: Andrew McNamara (andrewmobject-craft.com.au)
Date: Thu Feb 07 2002 - 17:29:51 CST

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    >i just checked my mailq and saw all these msgs where could i get more info
    >on them,
    >
    >-Queue ID- --Size-- ----Arrival Time---- -Sender/Recipient-------
    >762AA3280BD* 4237 Thu Feb 7 18:09:00 xfce-bouncemoongroup.com
    > landielocalhost.despiertapr.com

    The "postcat" utility can display a postfix queue file (the message, and
    all postfix metadata), but you have to find the queue file first. Entries
    with an asterix '*' after them will be under the "active" directory,
    otherwise they will be under the "deferred" directory.

    If you have dictory hashing turned on (hash_queue_depth,
    hash_queue_names), you may need to do something like (from the
    queue_directory):

        # postcat active/7/6/762AA3280BD

    If I'm in a hurry, and the system isn't too busy, I'll just do:

        # postcat */*/*/762AA3280BD

    If you don't have directory hashing turned on, the file name will just be
    something like:

        # postcat active/762AA3280BD 

    -- 
Andrew McNamara, Senior Developer, Object Craft
http://www.object-craft.com.au/
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