Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: poindexter FORTRAN to All on Sat Apr 20 2024 12:23 pm

I have 2 emails in limbo on my system, and every time the mail server boots up, I see the following two errors:

4/20 12:19:21p 0000 SEND Message #24653 from 'Mail Delivery Subsystem' <Mail.Delivery.Subsystem@realitycheckbbs.org> to <root@sd3.shoemastrh.com> - in transit
4/20 12:19:21p 0000 SEND Message #24666 from 'Mail Delivery Subsystem' <Mail.Delivery.Subsystem@realitycheckb

(last message copy truncated, but it's the same as the first...)

Is there a way to delete these messages?

Yes, you can delete them using the ;mail command or you can run the exec/notransit.js script to remove the in-transit flag from those message or you can configure your mail server to send messages regardless of this flag, as instructed in the the FAQ: https://wiki.synchro.net/faq:tcpip#send_mail
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Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: MRO to poindexter FORTRAN on Sat Apr 20 2024 04:44 pm

the way i would do it is shut down synchronet and delete your mail data files.

That is incorrect.
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Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: Digital Man to MRO on Mon Apr 22 2024 01:30 am

Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: MRO to poindexter FORTRAN on Sat Apr 20 2024 04:44 pm

the way i would do it is shut down synchronet and delete your mail data files.

That is incorrect.

well i said the way i'd do it.

it would eliminate the problem, wouldn't it?
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Digital Man wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Yes, you can delete them using the ;mail command or you can run the exec/notransit.js script to remove the in-transit flag from those
message or you can configure your mail server to send messages
regardless of this flag, as instructed in the the FAQ: https://wiki.synchro.net/faq:tcpip#send_mail --

Thanks - found and deleted them using the ;mail command. I'm using a
mod of an old Synchronet 2.xx renegade menu, had to go back to the stock
menu to run the command.

I'd forgotten how nice it is to have all of the commands on one screen.
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Re: Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Digital Man on Mon Apr 22 2024 06:53 am

Yes, you can delete them using the ;mail command or you can run the exec/notransit.js script to remove the in-transit flag from those message or you can configure your mail server to send messages regardless of this flag, as instructed in the the FAQ: https://wiki.synchro.net/faq:tcpip#send_mail --

Thanks - found and deleted them using the ;mail command. I'm using a
mod of an old Synchronet 2.xx renegade menu, had to go back to the stock menu to run the command.

The Synchronet Renegade Clone shell has the sysop commands available via the '*' menu key.

I'd forgotten how nice it is to have all of the commands on one screen.

The '*' option isn't on the screen?
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Re: Re: Deleting in-transit mail?
By: Digital Man to poindexter FORTRAN on Mon Apr 22 2024 08:14 pm

The Synchronet Renegade Clone shell has the sysop commands available via the '*' menu key.

I'd forgotten how nice it is to have all of the commands on one screen.

The '*' option isn't on the screen?

My bad - it's on the main screen but not the sub-menus.
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