Lists jobs that have mail in the queue: the number of recipients and volume. Without filtering this is “Top jobs” — the length is set by http-default-max-items.
The job is assigned to a message by the submitting side: with the X-Job header if process-x-job is allowed for the source, or with the *jobid merge variable. An empty page with a full queue more often means “jobs were not assigned” than “nothing to send”.
The same response as a structure — /jobs?format=json, one job — /jobDetail?format=json&jobid=….
Access is decided by http-access based on the address the browser is opened from — the monitor level is enough for viewing.
What question the page answers:
| Question | This one or not |
|---|---|
| which campaigns are in the queue now | yes, if jobs are assigned |
| how many of the job’s messages were delivered | no — accounting, the jobId field |
| pause one campaign | no — the pause job command |
# the same in the console, and pausing one job pmta show jobspmta pause job weeklyNews22100
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pmta show jobs grep -rn 'process-x-job' /etc/pmta/
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◇A license for a fleet, not for a serverThe license is not bound to a server: it is installed on as many machines as the instance limit allows, and the nodes send volume statistics to the vendor every hour.◇How the node selects a source and combines its settingsA connection falls under all source blocks whose addresses cover it, and they act merged — the narrow one overrides the wide one; named blocks are attached only by direct reference.◇Address lists — named and unnamedA list of addresses, domains, patterns or hashes; a named one is attached by directives such as suppression, an unnamed one lives inside an inbound mail processor.