Videos are stuck in convert queue ... downloading okay but not converting

Question

I am downloading a video from you tube and it is stuck in the convert mode.

Answer 1

fafouli wrote:
I have found out how to remove message in a queue, but not how to extract them and redirect them so they are delivered. I hope they will not disappear as they are tried out every so often.How you get the messages to be 'redelivered is very-much a case-by-case basis. Once an email enters a queue it can be difficult to get the email redelivered in an automated fashion as there may be insufficient data to work out where the email needs to go.
For example if you have emails stuck in the ims-ms channel the envelope address is <uid>@ims-ms-daemon, getting this to be redelivered to say another store or another non-messaging server (the 'original' address the email come in as) may not be possible.
The channel (tcp_scan) was set up to analyze messages for spam/virus on another host according to the CONVERSION setup. Then this mailfilter host died. I stopped the redirection at the MTA, but some messages were already stucked in the channel queue.
CONVERSIONS
in-chan=tcp_scan;out-chan=*;CONVERT No
in-chan=tcp_submit;out-chan=*;CONVERT Yes,Channel=tcp_scan
in-chan=tcp_auth;out-chan=*;CONVERT Yes,Channel=tcp_scan
in-chan=tcp_local;out-chan=*;CONVERT Yes,Channel=tcp_scanI assume this is the before configuration otherwise the conversion hop is still in place as Jay mentioned.
FILE:ima.cnf
! tcp_scan
tcp_scan smtp mx daemon 192.33.219.42 \
port 2525 subdirs 20 noreverse dequeue_removeroute maxjobs 7 \
pool SMTP_POOL maytlsserver allowswitchchannel \
saslswitchchannel tcp_auth
tcp_scan-daemonAn alternative approach to what Jay suggested. If the conversion hop is indeed no-longer in place, you could try changing "mx daemon 192.33.219.42" to "nomx daemon 127.0.0.1" and uncomment the tcp_scan channel. This should then cause any emails in tcp_scan channel to be delivered back into messaging server (rather then the anti-virus/spam system) and then get delivered as-per-normal.
Regards,
Shane.