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Scenario
Emergency stop
entries in this scenario: 13
How to name a queue in a command
critical
Mechanism
How to name a queue in a command argument: the same “receiving server and sending address” pair with asterisks added.
Two tags the sender puts on a message
critical
Mechanism
A job groups messages, an envelope identifier identifies one; the submitting side sets both, and only by them can you later select your mail in the node’s queue.
Node backup and restore
Procedure
Five directories make up the node’s recoverable state; restoring means stopping the engine, putting the directories back and starting it again.
Switching over to a standby node
Procedure
The procedure for handing work to another machine: redirect submission, attach the failed node’s spool as a second one if possible, restart the standby, and do the reverse on return.
Starting and stopping the engine
Procedure
The engine runs as a service on Windows and as a daemon on Unix; after start the watchdog must be running next to it, and a stop halts delivery without touching the messages on disk.
delete
critical
Command
Deletes recipients from the queue by selection; it does not run without
–queue
or
–jobId
.
pause queue
critical
Command
Stops delivery for the selected queues; the messages stay in place.
resume queue
critical
Command
Resumes delivery of paused queues.
set queue
critical
Command
Switches queues to backoff or normal mode; stars change many queues at once.
pause job
Command
Stops delivery of one job’s messages.
Run a command over the network
critical
API endpoint
Runs a node console command passed in the request and returns the result as a structure or as text.
Queue depth
Metric
Recipients, recipient domains and kilobytes in the queue.
Console
Monitor screen
Runs node console commands right from the browser; the page link exists only while the service is running.