smqdecode - sendmail queue decoder


smqdecode allows you to inspect the contents of a sendmail
message queue.  It enables you to:

o decode the metadata of any entry in the queue

o extract the message headers of any entry in the queue

o extract the message body of any entry in the queue - with
  or without headers.

o extract the message transcript, if any, containing errors
  that sendmail has encountered during processing.

These features allow you to extract a message from the queue
for analysis without delivering it.  This is particularly useful
for quarantined messages.

It can be a companion to the sendmail distribution's 'qtool', which
allows you to move/remove messages in a queue, but does not facilitate
analyzing them.

Usage:
     smqdecode --body     --config   --flags   --headers  --raw --submission
               --limit-body=[N,none] --message --metadata --skip-busy
               --queue   --warnings  --type=[all,pended,quarantined,temporary]
               --help    --man       --version

     smqdecode --meta x0VKKEWx032646 qfx0VKKEWx032647 /foo/hfx0VKKEWx032649

     smqdecode --headers --body  x0VKKEWx032646

Note that if no message is specified, all messages in the queue
are processed.

smqdecode can also be used as a Perl module which provides an API
for examining messages in a queue.  This is an experimental feature.
Use --man for documentation.

Also included is the quarantineck bash script, which can be used to
monitor the quarantine queue.

See the LICENSE file for the license associated with all files in
this distribution.

Report any bugs, feature requests and/or patches on the issue tracker,
located at https://github.com/tlhackque/smqdecode/issues.  In the
event that the project moves, contact the author directly.