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响应服务器451,服务器响应,'451 qq trouble creating files in queue (#4.3.0),该怎么解决？...

提供你一个国外的做法，具体差不多。不过更具体点：

Your queue structure is clearly seriously messed up.

Stop qmail, then move /var/qmail/queue to /var/qmail/badqueue and

reinstall ("make setup check").

Then have a look at the messages in the badqueue directory. Read the

INTERNALS file, noting among other things that files under the mess

subdirectory must have an inode number equal to their name. Did you

perhaps violate this by restoring a queue from backup, for example?

If so, messages need renumbering before you can move them back in the

queue. Also, if queue files had their ownership changed, that must be

fixed. The mess/*/* files should have owner qmailq, while ones under

info/, local/, and remote/ should be owned by qmails.

You may find it easier to just reinject messages in the queue based on

what is in the info (envelope sender) and local and remote files. The

qmail-queue man page explains what is needed; what goes to file

descriptor 1 is the concatenation of the info file, then the remote

and local files, with an extra NUL byte appended.

Oh, actually, that would resend messages that were already

delivered. Try instead the output of

( cat info/$msg remote/$msg local/$msg | tr '\000' '\012'; echo ) |

grep '^[FT]' | tr '\012' '\000'

"Some assembly required." (No, not assembly *language*.)

The latter approach has the advantage that you can restart the queue

without waiting to stuff messages from the old queue into the new one.