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Mail Queue - Sender Not Found - Recipient Not Found - Age 15846 days

Freddie Bleiweiss

Basic Pleskian
Viewing the mail queue from the Plesk Panel, I see messages in the queue listed with Sender "Not found", Recipients "Not found", Date Dec 31, 1969, Age 15846 days, Size <random>

These messages are difficult to delete (requires multiple attempts) using the Panel "Remove" function. Deleting the message results in a new one showing up with a different size.

The "mailq" command shows the queue is empty. "postsuper -d ALL" will not delete these messages.

Any ideas as to what is happening and how to delete these messages?

Mail Queue.PNG

OS Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 6.4 (Santiago)
Panel version 11.0.9 Update #51
 
Have you tried following command ?

Code:
postfix flush

OR

Code:
postfix -f
 
Last edited:
Hello,

Check how many messages are in the mail queue:

Code:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/mailqueuemng -s
 
Hello InderS,

thank you for your reply, the output is:

Messages in deffered queue: 0
Messages in hold queue: 0
Messages in incoming queue: 0
Messages in active queue: 0
Messages in corrupt queue: 0
Messages total: 0
Messages found: 0

So by now the queue is empty again, but where did these messages come from?
 
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