1. To see the mail queue:
# mailq
2. To flush the mail queue:
# postfix flush OR
# postfix -f
3. To remove all mails from the queue:
# postsuper -d ALL
4. To remove all mails in the deferred queue:
# postsuper -d ALL deferred
5. To delete all queued messages from or to the domain called spamdomain.com:
# ./postfix-delete.pl spamdomain.com
6. To delete all queued messages that contain the word "abc" in the e-mail address:
# ./postfix-delete.pl abc
7. To know the number of messages sitting in the deferred queue:
# find /var/spool/postfix/deferred -type f | wc -l
8. To get a sorted list of the accounts that have the most mail in the queue. This usually means a maximum of 2 or 3 spammers at the end of the list:
# mailq|grep ^[A-F0-9]|cut -c 42-80|sort |uniq -c|sort -n|tail
# mailq
2. To flush the mail queue:
# postfix flush OR
# postfix -f
3. To remove all mails from the queue:
# postsuper -d ALL
4. To remove all mails in the deferred queue:
# postsuper -d ALL deferred
5. To delete all queued messages from or to the domain called spamdomain.com:
# ./postfix-delete.pl spamdomain.com
6. To delete all queued messages that contain the word "abc" in the e-mail address:
# ./postfix-delete.pl abc
7. To know the number of messages sitting in the deferred queue:
# find /var/spool/postfix/deferred -type f | wc -l
8. To get a sorted list of the accounts that have the most mail in the queue. This usually means a maximum of 2 or 3 spammers at the end of the list:
# mailq|grep ^[A-F0-9]|cut -c 42-80|sort |uniq -c|sort -n|tail
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