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-----Original Message-----
From: ar-djblists [at] acrconsulting
Sent: 1/09/2010 8:03:03 PM
To: classifieds [at] thecouriermail
Subject: Re: script for administering queue
On Wednesday 01 September 2010 10:29:49 Nelson Serafica wrote:
> I'm using qmqtool and qmhandle to monitor queue. I notice that when I
> do qmqtool -s, it display:
>
> Messages with local recipients: 0
> Messages with remote recipients: 6
> Messages not yet preprocessed: 0
> Total messages in queue: 23
Perhaps you have the big-todo patch installed? (see below)
> But when I do qmhandle -s
>
> Total messages: 6
> Messages with local recipients: 0
> Messages with remote recipients: 6
> Messages with bounces: 0
> Messages in preprocess: 0
>
> When I also do qmailctl queue, it display:
>
> messages in queue: 25
> messages in queue but not yet preprocessed: 0
> <email address below>
>
> I'm a little bit curious and concern about the 23 emails that qmqtool is
> reporting. Where it did get the numbers? Do I need to be concern about
> that report?
You need to be aware of how your queue monitoring programs are implemented.
Different ones make different assumptions about what patches you might also have
installed; some will count subdirectories (= directory entries) as well as
files, thus for example counting subdirectories if the big-todo patch is
installed and the queue monitoring program's author didn't take this
possibility into account.
It's therefore worth looking closely at the programs you're using - they're
generally fairly straightforward to understand - that way you know what
they're actually measuring when installed...
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