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# mailq-inspector
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State of this tool: Still in development, nothing is really stable at this point
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The goal of mailq-inspector is to provide an easy way to inspect and handle mails that are stuck in your postfix mailq.
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It is written in go, so all you need to do to build it is run `go build`.
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## How to use
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At this point, i still need to write a lot of code (and documentation).
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Just invoke `mailq-inspector` and maybe pass `--help` to it to get a rough idea of available options.
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## Testing
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In order to provide an environment that can be used to test this tool without sacrificing an actual production mailserver, a Vagrantfile is included.
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Invoke `vagrant up` to build the box.
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Invoke `vagrant rsync-auto` if you want `/vagrant` to stay in sync with the environment on your local machine.
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Finally, invoke `vagrant ssh` to ssh into the vagrant box.
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To test mailq-inspector, change into `/vagrant` and run it:
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```
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cd /vagrant
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./mailq-inspector
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```
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