re-injection

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Hello,

I'm programming a queueing program for spam. Mail is sent to our
main mail server after being scanned by Spam Assassin with the appropriate
[SPAM] branded into the subject line. Our main mail server holds this and
ever couple minutes, a cron job runs that moves that mail into another
directory and indexes it into a database. I've programmed nigh everything
but I'm getting to the point where the users actually deliver or delete
things out of the queue. I've been around the block with postfix, but I
won't go so far as to say I'm experienced or that it told me any stories
while traveling around that block. When the messages get moved back into any
queue and then postfix is reloaded (which I'd rather not do for every
message that needs to be delivered) it results in a bad queue number and a
reassignment as expected. However, and I do not understand why, it takes a
good 10(+) minutes for the message to arrive in the appropriate mailbox
whereas all other (non-requeued) mail is delivered instantly. I'm not
expecting to fix this; I assume this is some function of postfix - what I'm
hoping to find is a better method of re-injecting the message (preferably
without having to write code to remove the [SPAM] from the subject line.

As always, any hope/help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Damien Kemens

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programming a queueing program for spam. Mail is sent to our main mail =
server
after being scanned by Spam Assassin with the appropriate [SPAM] branded =
into
the subject line. Our main mail server holds this and ever couple =
minutes, a
cron job runs that moves that mail into another directory and indexes it =
into a
database. I’ve programmed nigh everything but I’m getting to =
the
point where the users actually deliver or delete things out of the =
queue. I’ve
been around the block with postfix, but I won’t go so far as to =
say I’m
experienced or that it told me any stories while traveling around that =
block.
When the messages get moved back into any queue and then postfix is =
reloaded
(which I’d rather not do for every message that needs to be =
delivered) it
results in a bad queue number and a reassignment as expected. However, =
and I do
not understand why, it takes a good 10(+) minutes for the message to =
arrive in
the appropriate mailbox whereas all other (non-requeued) mail is =
delivered
instantly. I’m not expecting to fix this; I assume this is some =
function
of postfix – what I’m hoping to find is a better method of =
re-injecting
the message (preferably without having to write code to remove the =
[SPAM] from
the subject line.<o:p></o:p>

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As always, any hope/help would be greatly =
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Thank you,<o:p></o:p>

Damien Kemens<o:p></o:p>

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