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How do I inject a message into Postfix's queue?

I am working on an application that quarantines and routes email. Let's say in this application that I have an email message in a directory of my choosing and it has been scanned by our software and is considered "clean". How do I inject this message back into Postfix?

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Maybe you simply use sendmail ?

Alex  2010-07-22 13:30:52
That's a possibility. I neglected to mention that I'm using Ruby, so I also might use Tmail to read the message and Net::SMTP to connect to Postfix for delivery.
Chip Castle  2010-07-22 13:57:42

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