Is there any way to purge a queue using the source domain?

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Think it already handles that?

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Check your queue summary. They may be in the scheduled queue

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one sec

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But it is very possible you got them all

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Just a few messages for Gmail in the scheduled queue

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Interesting, yeah. It looks like the kcli bounce worked fine?

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And even deleted the messages from scheduled queue

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Anwyay

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Thanks Tom!

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Appreciate the help

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Maybe an idea for the future.

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/opt/kumomta/sbin/kcli bounce --campaign u1 --reason 'felt like it' --duration 50s

Should all PAST messages and FUTURE messages for 50 seconds. I shouldn’t need to rebind the queue after. This should pretty much nuke all messages matching the criteria

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Just setting the duration long will catch all future messages

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Including what is in schedules

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the bounce command operates primarily on the scheduled queue that matches the specified critiera. There are a couple of check points in/around the ready queue processing that also check for active bounces and will match and remove them from those flows.

A bounce is active for the duration specified so that it can apply both at the moment that you enable it, and for the specified duration afterwards, so that it can catch and apply to messages that are moving through other states in the system

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So the bounce will affect current and future queued messages. A rebind is not necessary when bouncing, if you set a sufficiently large duration for the bounce.

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And this is why I should not answer questions at midnight. Thank you for the correction Wez.

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Thank you so much guys :slightly_smiling_face: