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NAME
admx400daemon - controls AV/X.400 processes
SYNOPSIS
admx400daemon [-v] [-q] -o operation
where:
operation
This is the operation to perform.
DESCRIPTION
The admx400daemon command is the underlying script used by
the SYSADM-II menus to control the AV/X.400 processes. It
can start and stop the processes and provides a simple
interface to various other functions.
The default instance of AV/X.400 will be controlled unless
the X400USER shell variable is initialized to point at
another instance.
Running admx400daemon without any arguments displays a
usage message.
The possible values for the operation are:
start
This operation starts an instance of AV/X.400. If the
instance is already running, the system displays an
error message.
stop This operation shuts down an instance of AV/X.400. An
orderly shutdown is attempted first, and if that fails,
the processes are aborted.
enable
This operation adds AV/X.400 into the list of processes
to be started when the system is brought to init level
3. The processes will be stopped when the system goes
below init level 3. This operation does not start
AV/X.400.
disable
This removes AV/X.400 from the automatic up and down
tables. This operation does not stop AV/X.400.
status
This displays a small amount of status information
about each process. The information provided is
Up/Down/NotResponding.
statistics
This displays a page full of statistics that describe
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the number of messages that have been processed.
monitor
This displays a continuously updating page of
statistics. The statistics page is the same as for the
statistics operation. To end the display, press the
Enter key.
client-status
This displays the status of the Client queues; i.e.,
the number of outstanding messages in the IN/OUT queues
for each client.
client-monitor
This displays a continuously updating status of the
Client queues. The update time is fixed at 10 seconds.
To end the display, press the Enter key.
janitor
This runs the AV/X.400 janitor, which clears out old
logfiles. The janitor also checks for dead messages
and notifies the system manager if it finds any. This
is normally run from a crontab entry.
There are two options that may be used to modify the output
generated. These conform to the standard for SYSADM-II
scripts.
-v Display useful information (if possible).
-q Do not display anything (if possible).
The default is -v.
EXAMPLE
admx400daemon -o start
FILES
Various files within /usr/opt/x400 are used.
DIAGNOSTICS
The diagnostics are self-explanatory and are output to
stdout. The normal exit code is 0, any other indicates an
error.
SEE ALSO
admx400association(1M) admx400parameter(1M).
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