Postfix: Delete Deferred | |||||
| Post Date: | Aug 27, 2008 | Posted By: | Admin | Category: | Linux |
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Postfix is probably the most common email server available on a Linux system. Email that fails to make it to it's destination address is stored on the system for subsequent retries. The system I'm working with at the moment is a Mac OS-X Server and the data files are stored in /var/spool/postfix subdirectories. It occasionally becomes necessary to delete the content of the deferred mail folder. To accomplish this you'll need adequate permissions or SUDO access. Simply execute the following command; postsuper -d ALL deferred This command works on all the data directory structure for postfix. I.e.; "postsuper -d ALL defer" will empty the content of the defer directory. Reference the Post Super documentation at postfix.org. | |||||
