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Hmm... Got a kinda situation here: We've got a NFS server that provides
the mail directories and inbox folders for our accounts on another server.
On this server where the accounts are, I run procmail, but over the
weekend the two servers had a lot of "issues". Mail wasn't properly being
delievered after this. About 1/2 hour ago, mail was restored and the
queue started empting, only now there's 47 procmail instancies of mine
that seem "hung" and aren't delivering my mail. I probably have even more
email that procmail hasn't even started processing.
I noticed that there were a bunch of lock files- I figured they were stale
from earlier, so I deleted them. That didn't seem to help. What should I
do? Kill the processes? HUP them? It's pretty important that I don't loose
any email.
Thanks!
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