Kaspersky Lab kaspersky mail gateway 5.5 Mode D'Emploi
Advanced application settings
75
Total: 12 queued messages have been removed.
A message can be removed from queue if it has WFC, WFS
or QUE status only.
or QUE status only.
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Send all or selected messages ahead of the general queue, e.g.:
> ./klmailq --send-id=jHrWPC7s86253
Kaspersky Mail Queue Manager for Linux GLIBC
2.2 version 5.1.53/RELEASE,
2.2 version 5.1.53/RELEASE,
Copyright (C) Kaspersky Lab, 1997-2006
Message with QueueID jHrWPC7s86253 will be sent
asap.
asap.
A message can be sent ahead of the general queue only if it
has QUE status (expects delivery to the recipient).
has QUE status (expects delivery to the recipient).
Descriptions of command line options for klmailq utility can be
found in section
found in section
A.15 on p.
132, its return codes are
described in section A.17 on p. 134.
6.8. Managing the application
While Kaspersky Mail Gateway is running, you can manage the application using
scripts, signals, and special control files.
This section describes how to manage the application using scripts (about
management options using signals, see section A.4 on p. 117; about using files
see A.5 on p. 118).
scripts, signals, and special control files.
This section describes how to manage the application using scripts (about
management options using signals, see section A.4 on p. 117; about using files
see A.5 on p. 118).
Application management using scripts requires privileged user (root)
rights.
rights.
If you use Linux distribution package (except for installations made
using the tar.gz package), to run the management script, enter the
following in the command line:
using the tar.gz package), to run the management script, enter the
following in the command line:
# /opt/kav/5.5/scm-smtpgw/init.d/smtpgw <action>
or use the link:
# /etc/init.d/scm-smtpgw <action>