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On 1 Aug 00, at 3:25, Chris, the Young One wrote:
> If I remember right, preprocessing (which is done by qmail-queue)
No, it's done by qmail-send. (qmail-queue writes the message into
the queue and pulls the trigger; that's all.)
> involves determining whether a message is local or remote.
Yep.
> ! Say that I now change
> ! my setup in some way but that change isn't reflected in the old
> ! messages in the queue as the have already been preprocessed, so next
> ! time qmail tries to deliver them, they fail.
>
> This happens if you change /var/qmail/control/locals so that the
> notion of what's local is changed. Other than that I can't see how
> else it can happen.
DJB sais that qmail-2.0 will handle this situation better. (Like, you
want to ditch all mails going to aol.com; once they're
preprocessed, you can't just put aol.com in virtualdomains and
/dev/null the messages locally; you must first re-inject the
messages, so that local/remote decision is retried.)
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