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.TH s/qmail: qmail-qmaint 8
.SH NAME
qmail-qmaint \- queue maintenance
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B qmail-qmaint
[
.I -i
]
|
[
.I -d messid
]
[
.I -D
]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B qmail-qmaint
inspects
.B s/qmail's
queue and validates its consistancy.
In
.I -i
interactive mode, individual fixes
can be commanded.
Queue maintanence also allows to remove
particular messages from the queue referencing their
.I messid
as given by
.B qmail-qread
(without the leading pound sign '#') by means of
.IR -d\ messid .
Here, only pre-processed and bounce messages are taken
into consideration.
Giving
.I -D
advices a bulk removal of remnat pre- or post-processed
DKIM files in the staging area.
.B qmail-qmaint
must be run either as root or with user id
.I qmails
and group id
.IR sqmail .
.SH "WARNING"
It is strongly advised to use
.B qmail-qmaint
only in case
.B qmail-send
was shut down before. Queue inspection on a `sane` queue
is however none-destructive.
.SH "EXIT CODES"
.B qmail-qmaint
unlike
.B qmail-queue
prints diagnostics messages.
It exits
0 if
it has successfully inspected the queue
or the message has been deleted.
It may exit
.I 99
in case of a warning, or
.I 100
if an operation can not be completed, or
.I 110
if a directory can not be accessed.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
qmail-qstat(8),
qmail-qread(8),
qmail-send(8),
qmail-queue(9)
.SH "CREDITS"
.B qmail-qmaint
is based on the program 'queue-fix'
written be Eric Huss.
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