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I should say: how to recover an admin password? Bad English, but it seems you understand my question. Thanks a bunch. The site is helpful

Does Window 2000 Professional come with utility to reset password or to access computer temporarily or to recover password, if user forgot the old password?

there's svc and supervise under /usr/local/bin but not qmail or qmail-send

I do have a qmail-send executable under /var/qmail/bin. So how can I send ALRM signal to qmail-send? under /service directory I only have qmail and smtpfront-qmail. So I am not able to run ./svc -a /service/qmail-send, as many suggested.

I read that one way to flush the queue is <qmailctl flush>. But I don't have qmailctl. If I want to create it, where and how? Is there other way to flush the queue? Is restarting qmail enough? I don't have /service/qmail-send either.

When I sent out big jobs of emails, how can I view how many mails have been sent out? The qmail-qstat / qmHandle -s displays the mails in the queue, but this number rolls up and up since the mails are accumulating slowly in the queue. But I believe as it accumulates, it is sending out too, now...

Hm... for some reason I don't have the queuelifetime file. Not in /var/qmail/control, not anywhere. But strangely my mail is bounced a couple times for a few days. Can I just create a file under control and type 3600 for 1 day? and restart qmail?

Does qmail have a dedicated queue for outgoing and another for incoming or are they just in one big queue? If it is one big queue, does it mean that when i clean the queue/restart qmail, i will lose incoming mail? Can I create a queue dedicated for a user? If an email goes into an outgoing...

Here is the scenario: I have a bunch of mails stuck in the queue for almost 2 hours now. It seems to stop sending. qstat says all are preprocessed. I tried to do tcpok and svc -a, but those won't help. I do a tail in the log file, it seems that qmail is sending to some recipients but they won't...