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Thank you that did the trick.
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I have a few messages in the NDR queue without senders or recipient, subject or even message ID. I dont know how they got there and I can't delete them. Does someone have a tip to remove them?
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I have a few messages in the NDR queue without senders or recipient, subject or even message ID. I dont know how they got there and I can't delete them. Does someone have a tip to remove them?

Messages without recipient or senders stuck in NDR queue

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