The issue is because of the corrupted exim db files.
Goto /var/spool/exim/db and delete files: retry , retry.lockfile , wait-remote_smtp, wait-remote_smtp.lockfile
/etc/init.d/exim restart
The issue is because of the corrupted exim db files.
Goto /var/spool/exim/db and delete files: retry , retry.lockfile , wait-remote_smtp, wait-remote_smtp.lockfile
/etc/init.d/exim restart
Great Help, thanks!
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Thanks so much. That was the problem and the only solution that really helped. The Exim FAQ isn’t of any help and many forums are neither.
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Yesss : ) legend!
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After you’ve done this you force all the mail in the queue to resend with ‘exim4 -qf’
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Thank you!
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Thank you..
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It’s works! Thanks!
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when i restart , the lockfile returns again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i need also to know , is the problem from sender side or receiver????
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Помогло, спасибо!
It’s works! Thanks!
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Fixed my problem…thanks!!!
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It’s works! Thanks!
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Thanks!!
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Thanks a lot, it’s solved my problem.
after upgrade from lenny to squeeze I don’t receive emails on my company but for others it’s
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It works like charm!!
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We did not get any mails from domain to domain on cpanel, I am able to receive mail from outside
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Please help me
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Thanks!!!!!!!
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great thanks, it helped.
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There’s a more elegant way:
The problem is usually NOT DB corruption! Just simply force a mail to the failing domain into the mailqueue:
“exim -odq recipient@faileddomain.com
Testmail.
.” (Don’t forget that last dot)
Find out the message id:
“exim -bpu”
Force the delivery:
exim -M somemessageid
After a successful delivery exim will reset it’s retry database for that specific mailhost. No need to delete the entire DB or restart the MTA.
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