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We ran into the same problem with SMTP. It appears to be caused by an "email"
getting "stuck". There is a series of commands to fix this. Email me directly
if you are interested.
Cheers!
Rick Klopfer, CCP CSP
AS/400 Certified Specialist
"Sit vis vobiscum."
(May the Force be with you.)
Software Development and Support
Information Technology Group
Dayton Progress Corporation
--A Federal Signal Company--
500 Progress Drive
Dayton, OH 45449
Telno: 937.859.5111 ext.293
Email: RKlopfer@daytonprogress.com .
www.daytonprogress.com
>>> awawrzaszek@nucorauburn.com 06/04/02 12:02PM >>>
We have been using the sndemail program to send emails from our RPG
programs for over a year now. Since last Friday our smtp servr has been
soaking up all of the CPU. We stop the *smtp server, let everything clear up
and return to "normal" and then restart the *smtp server. It goes well for a
while until a program runs that uses the sndemail and then it seems to throw
the system into a tizzy again. If I look at active jobs for QSYSWRK there is
the four smtp jobs running that should be plus four others.
QTSMTPBRCL QTCP BCH .0 DEQW *
QTSMTPBRSR QTCP BCH 9.7 RUN *
QTSMTPCLTD QTCP BCH .2 DEQW *
QTSMTPCLTP QTCP PJ 1.7 SELW ????
QTSMTPCLTP QTCP PJ 2.1 SELW ????
QTSMTPSRVD QTCP BCH .2 SELW *
QTSMTPSRVP QTCP PJ 9.0 RUN ????
QTSMTPSRVP QTCP PJ 10.9 RUN ????
If I keep re-freshing active jobs I see these smtp jobs using a bunch of
the cpu. Does anyone know what may be happening or why? What we can do?
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We ran into the same problem with SMTP. It appears to be caused by an "email"
getting "stuck". There is a series of commands to fix this. Email me
directly if you are interested.
Cheers!
Rick Klopfer, CCP CSP
AS/400 Certified Specialist
"Sit vis vobiscum."
(May the Force be with you.)
Software Development and Support
Information Technology Group
Dayton Progress Corporation
--A Federal Signal Company--
500 Progress Drive
Dayton, OH 45449
Telno: 937.859.5111 ext.293
Email: RKlopfer@daytonprogress.com[1] .
www.daytonprogress.com[2]
>>> awawrzaszek@nucorauburn.com 06/04/02 12:02PM >>>
We have been using the sndemail program to send emails from our RPG
programs for over a year now. Since last Friday our smtp servr has been
soaking up all of the CPU. We stop the *smtp server, let everything clear
up and return to "normal" and then restart the *smtp server. It goes well
for a while until a program runs that uses the sndemail and then it seems to
throw the system into a tizzy again. If I look at active jobs for QSYSWRK
there is the four smtp jobs running that should be plus four others.
QTSMTPBRCL QTCP BCH .0 DEQW *
QTSMTPBRSR QTCP BCH 9.7 RUN *
QTSMTPCLTD QTCP BCH .2 DEQW *
QTSMTPCLTP QTCP PJ 1.7 SELW ????
QTSMTPCLTP QTCP PJ 2.1 SELW ????
QTSMTPSRVD QTCP BCH .2 SELW *
QTSMTPSRVP QTCP PJ 9.0 RUN ????
QTSMTPSRVP QTCP PJ 10.9 RUN ????
If I keep re-freshing active jobs I see these smtp jobs using a bunch of
the cpu. Does anyone know what may be happening or why? What we can do?
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