sendmail, 4th Edition

Chapter 11, Manage the Queue

Handle Qf Files on page 422	Use -qL to process lost (Qf) files (8.13)
Handle Deep Queues on page 404	Handling deep queues moved from defunct performance chapter (ed4)
Recover from a Full Queue on page 407	Recover from full queues moved from defunct performance chapter (ed4)
Parts of a Queued Message on page 396	The DaemonPortOptions option’s queueLA key affects queue processing (8.14)
Periodically with -q on page 427	The DaemonPortOptions option’s queueLA key affects queue processing (8.14)
Queue Group Limitations on page 418	The DaemonPortOptions option’s queueLA key affects queue processing (8.14)
Persistent Queue Runners with -qp on page 434	All persistent queue runners can restart with SIGHUP to control persistent queue runner (8.14)
Queue Quarantining on page 438	Queue quarantining now officially supported (8.13)
The -qQ command-line switch on page 439	Use -qQ to process quarantined envelopes (8.13)
The -Q command-line switch on page 440	Quarantine an envelope with -Q (8.13)
Pitfalls on page 444	Milter recipient rejection defect and queue group selection fixed (8.14)
q line on page 453	The qf file’s q line holds reason for quarantining the envelope (8.13)
V line on page 457	The qf file’s V line bumped to V8 (8.13)
Timeout.queuereturn (V8.7 and later) on page 1106	The new confTO_QUEUERETURN_DSN mc macro (8.13)
Timeout.queuewarn (V8.7 and later) on page 1107	The new confTO_QUEUEWARN_DSN mc macro (8.13)