Backing Up and Restoring Your Mail Queue
The bad news about backing up and restoring your mail queue in
/var/qmail/queue is that it's nearly impossible.
qmail by John R. Levine
So, looks what what we were attempting to do for “Project White
Elephant” can't work.
So far, I think the desk is
winning.
Update later today
Woo hoo! The client has finally agreed to scrap the current setup and
go with something more sane, which means no more control panel!
And no qmail.
Update Tuesday, February 8th, 2005
Boo hoo! The
client requires the use of a control panel. Or rather, the
admin hired to maintain the machines once they're set up requires
a control panel.
Sob!
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ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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