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This instruction is written for RPM-based systems (RedHat, Fedora, CentOS, etc...).
Please perform the following steps to recreate Qmail`s queue. Attention! All current messages will be removed from the queue in this case and cannot be restored. 1. Stop Qmail and xinetd. /etc/init.d/qmail stop /etc/init.d/xinetd stop 2. Move current queue to another location. mv /var/qmail/queue /var/qmail/queue_old 3 Reinstall 'psa-qmail' RPM to recreate qmail queue structure with the command like: rpm -Uvh --force psa-qmail.... 4.(Optional).Reinstall drweb-qmail RPM if you use DrWeb antivirus feature which comes with Plesk. rpm -Uvh --force drweb-qmail.... 5.Start Qmail and xinetd: /etc/init.d/qmail start /etc/init.d/xinetd start Note: you should get the both psa-qmail and drweb-qmail RPMs from the same Plesk version distributive which is installed on the server. You can obtain current psa-qmail, drweb-qmail RPMs and Plesk build versions by running the following commands on Linux systems: rpm -q psa-qmail rpm -q drweb-qmail rpm -q psa |
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