Re: SMTP Reset at V5R4 and higher

  Bradley,

  We have SMTP configured so that it should not be routing mail through
  MSF.  Do you think this process would still have some effect?

  Rich Loeber
  Kisco Information Systems
  [1]http://www.kisco.com
  SDG

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  On 12/9/2010 11:30 AM, Bradley Stone wrote:

 When I was using SMTP (and pulling my hair out!  lol) when I hit a bad
 address and it started looping I would, during a time when I knew no
 emails were going out..

 1.  End SMTP
 2.  End MSF
 3.  Restart MSF with the *CLEAR option
 4.  Start SMTP

 I no longer use IBM SMTP though...  I got sick of the looping,
 impossible debugging/tracing, and getting emails from 3 years ago
 suddenly appearing in my inbox.  :)

 Brad
 [2]www.bvstools.com

 On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 10:09 AM, Rich Loeber [3]<rich@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

  Hello List,

  Up through V5R3, you could control how SMTP starts using the data area
  named QTMSCLEAN in the QUSRSYS library.  However, starting with V5R4, it
  seems that this method is no longer supported as SMTP fails to restart
  when you use this technique to reset the server when it starts looping on
  a bad address.

  Anyone know how to do this bit of magic at the more current OS release
  levels?

  Rich Loeber
  Kisco Information Systems
  [1][4]http://www.kisco.com
  SDG

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