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Command reference
mta-control
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export-msg-by-id queue-ID [url] – Export the message with the given queue-ID
from the queue and save it to the specified URL. If you do not specify a URL,
the message data is displayed on the screen. If you do not specify the FTP
password, mta-control prompts you for the password. If you specify a path
that ends with '/', Symantec Messaging Gateway stores the file in that location
using a default file name. Otherwise, Symantec Messaging Gateway stores the
file with the file name that you specified in the path. The URL syntax is as
follows:
scp://'user'\@host/path (user is prompted for password)
ftp://'user':'password'\@host[:port]/path
ftp://'user'\@host[:port]/path
Put a double-quote character before and after the URL. If any part of the URL
contains special characters, such as full or double quotes, put a backslash
before each special character.
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query-queue – Query the message queue.
The following optional parameters are accepted:
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sender_match=perl regexp
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rcpt_match=perl regexp
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deferred - selects the messages that are deferred
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include_subject
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start=N
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limit=N
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format=neat|xml
The parameters sender_match, rcpt_match and deferred are logically ANDed
together if present. The intermediate result set after applying these matches
is sorted by date, and then the start and limit are applied: \$start messages
are skipped and then \$limit messages are returned. The default is to show all
messages in 'neat' format, which is meant to be human readable.
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bad-msg-list – List the times and IDs of messages in the bad message queue.
The queue is either inbound or outbound.
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bad-msg-export queue-ID [url] – Export or display the message. See
export-msg-by-id for URL format.
To display the message on the screen, type mta-control queue
bad-msg-export queue-ID.
Specify the URL as described for the export-msg-by-id component.
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bad-msg-delete queue-ID – Delete the message.
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