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Move messages back to queue from badmail folder
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| Gummy Mummy 2004-03-23, 8:35 pm |
| Is there a way or a procedure to move messages back from the badmail to the
queue folder?
We had some issues today and I really need to queue those badmail messages
back up.
IIS5 / W2K Server.
Thanks
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| m.marien 2004-03-23, 10:35 pm |
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"Gummy Mummy" <gummy@gummymummy.com> wrote in message
news:1061nq0ma81ik63@news.supernews.com...
> Is there a way or a procedure to move messages back from the badmail to
the
> queue folder?
> We had some issues today and I really need to queue those badmail messages
> back up.
> IIS5 / W2K Server.
> Thanks
>
I think the original message is placed in the /Inetpub/mailroot/badmail
folder with the extension of *.BAD. There are two other files that have some
error messages (*.BDP/*.BDR) in them. You can ignore them. Just move the
*.BAD files to the pickup directory. The SMTP server will attempt to send
them again.
Be careful about this operation, as the SMTP server will send the messages
to all the valid recipients listed in the TO/CC and BCC fields. If the
message originated from somewhere else, your SMTP server will try to send it
again as if it originated from your server. In other words, you will be
manually relaying any received messages.
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| Gummy Mummy 2004-03-23, 11:35 pm |
| Thanks! That worked perfectly!
"m.marien" <mm AT RiverCityCanada DOT com> wrote in message
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> "Gummy Mummy" <gummy@gummymummy.com> wrote in message
> news:1061nq0ma81ik63@news.supernews.com...
> the
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> I think the original message is placed in the /Inetpub/mailroot/badmail
> folder with the extension of *.BAD. There are two other files that have
some
> error messages (*.BDP/*.BDR) in them. You can ignore them. Just move the
> *.BAD files to the pickup directory. The SMTP server will attempt to send
> them again.
>
> Be careful about this operation, as the SMTP server will send the messages
> to all the valid recipients listed in the TO/CC and BCC fields. If the
> message originated from somewhere else, your SMTP server will try to send
it
> again as if it originated from your server. In other words, you will be
> manually relaying any received messages.
>
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