According to postqueue(1) you can simply run postqueue -f
to flush your mail queue. If the mails aren’t delivered after flushing the queue but are being requeued instead, you might want to check your mail logs for errors.
Taking a peek at postsuper(1) might also be helpful. Maybe the messages are on hold and need to be released first.
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