>There are some that have been in process for almost 14 hours now.  I can
>manually send any of them.

Then when you click "send all"... nah, I guess it doesn't work, does it.

>I can't delete them.  It's like it's stuck there
>th over 3100 messages now.

That's nothing.  I installed Imgate at an middling (40K msgs/day, 500 
mbytes/day) Imail user last week. He had a flaky disk in Imail (which 
was the real, unknown, abrupt cause of 2 weeks slow-mail panic and 
why he called me in to install IMGate) that was really slowing down 
sending incoming from IMgate to Imail (on the same switch). At one 
point, we got up to about 15K msgs in Imgate's queue (Imgate/postfix 
hashes the /var/spool/postfix/defer  directory structure so all the 
queue files don't go into one directory (no OS can handle 15K of 
anything in one node efficiently)).

Now the pb is that after rebooting you haven't solved the pb which is 
probably a bad msg so, SMTP- processes will still find it and go 
walkabout.  Since SMTP- doesn't write an informative log msg such as 
"uh oh, number "xyz123" is poison msg, me be daid", it's very 
difficult to know which one(s?) it is.  One tactic is to move all the 
msg's to \spool\save and then move them back 100 at time and 
"queue:send all".  In the meantime (and you do become mean doing this 
numbingly stupid mail admin stuff), all new msgs will be able to get 
in/out at normal speed.

Len

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