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SMTPCTL(8) BSD System Manager's Manual SMTPCTL(8)
smtpctl, mailq — control the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol daemon
smtpctl command [argument ...]
mailq
The smtpctl program controls smtpd(8). Commands may be abbreviated
to the minimum unambiguous prefix; for example, sh ro for show
routes.
The mailq command is provided for compatibility with other MTAs and
is simply a shortcut for show queue.
The following commands are available:
discover envelope-id | message-id
Schedule a single envelope, or all envelopes with the same
message ID that were manually moved to the queue.
encrypt [string]
Encrypt the password string to a representation suitable
for user credentials and print it to the standard output.
If string is not provided, cleartext passwords are read
from standard input.
It is advised to avoid providing the password as a
parameter as it will be visible from top(1) and ps(1)
output.
log brief
Disable verbose debug logging.
log verbose
Enable verbose debug logging.
monitor
Display updates of some smtpd(8) internal counters in one
second intervals. Each line reports the increment of all
counters since the last update, except for some counters
which are always absolute values. The first line reports
the current value of each counter. The fields are:
• Current number of active SMTP clients (absolute value).
• New SMTP clients.
• Disconnected clients.
• Current number of envelopes in the queue (absolute
value).
• Newly enqueued envelopes.
• Dequeued envelopes.
• Successful deliveries.
• Temporary failures.
• Permanent failures.
• Message loops.
• Expired envelopes.
• Envelopes removed by the administrator.
• Generated bounces.
pause envelope envelope-id | message-id | all
Temporarily suspend scheduling for the envelope with the
given ID, envelopes with the given message ID, or all
envelopes.
pause mda
Temporarily stop deliveries to local users.
pause mta
Temporarily stop relaying and deliveries to remote users.
pause smtp
Temporarily stop accepting incoming sessions.
profile subsystem
Enables real-time profiling of subsystem. Supported
subsystems are:
• queue, to profile cost of queue IO
• imsg, to profile cost of event handlers
remove envelope-id | message-id | all
Remove a single envelope, envelopes with the given message
ID, or all envelopes.
resume envelope envelope-id | message-id | all
Resume scheduling for the envelope with the given ID,
envelopes with the given message ID, or all envelopes.
resume mda
Resume deliveries to local users.
resume mta
Resume relaying and deliveries to remote users.
resume route route-id
Resume routing on disabled route route-id.
resume smtp
Resume accepting incoming sessions.
schedule envelope-id | message-id | all
Mark as ready for immediate delivery a single envelope,
envelopes with the given message ID, or all envelopes.
show envelope envelope-id
Display envelope content for the given ID.
show hosts
Display the list of known remote MX hosts. For each of
them, it shows the IP address, the canonical hostname, a
reference count, the number of active connections to this
host, and the elapsed time since the last connection.
show hoststats
Display status of last delivery for domains that have been
active in the last 4 hours. It consists of the following
fields, separated by a "|":
• Domain.
• UNIX timestamp of last delivery.
• Status of last delivery.
show message envelope-id
Display message content for the given ID.
show queue
Display information concerning envelopes that are currently
in the queue. Each line of output describes a single
envelope. It consists of the following fields, separated
by a "|":
• Envelope ID.
• Address family of the client which enqueued the mail.
• Type of delivery: one of "mta", "mda" or "bounce".
• Various flags on the envelope.
• Sender address (return path).
• The original recipient address.
• The destination address.
• Time of creation.
• Time of expiration.
• Time of last delivery or relaying attempt.
• Number of delivery or relaying attempts.
• Current runstate: either "pending" or "inflight" if
smtpd(8) is running, or "offline" otherwise.
• Delay in seconds before the next attempt if pending, or
time elapsed if currently running. This field is blank
if smtpd(8) is not running.
• Error string for the last failed delivery or relay
attempt.
show relays
Display the list of currently active relays and associated
connectors. For each relay, it shows a number of counters
and information on its internal state on a single line.
Then comes the list of connectors (source addresses to
connect from for this relay).
show routes
Display status of routes currently known by smtpd(8). Each
line consists of a route number, a source address, a
destination address, a set of flags, the number of
connections on this route, the current penalty level which
determines the amount of time the route is disabled if an
error occurs, and the delay before it gets reactivated.
The following flags are defined:
D The route is currently disabled.
N The route is new. No SMTP session has been established
yet.
Q The route has a timeout registered to lower its penalty
level and possibly reactivate or discard it.
show stats
Displays runtime statistics concerning smtpd(8).
show status
Shows if MTA, MDA and SMTP systems are currently running or
paused.
spf walk
Recursively look up SPF records for the domains read from
stdin. For example:
$ smtpctl spf walk < domains.txt
SPF records may contain macros which cannot be included in
a static list and must be resolved dynamically at
connection time. spf walk cannot provide full results in
these cases.
trace subsystem
Enables real-time tracing of subsystem. Supported
subsystems are:
• imsg
• io
• smtp (incoming sessions)
• filters
• mta (outgoing sessions)
• bounce
• scheduler
• expand (aliases/virtual/forward expansion)
• lookup (user/credentials lookups)
• stat
• rules (matched by incoming sessions)
• mproc
• all
unprofile subsystem
Disables real-time profiling of subsystem.
untrace subsystem
Disables real-time tracing of subsystem.
update table name
Updates the contents of table name, for tables using the
“file” backend.
When smtpd receives a message, it generates a message-id for the
message, and one envelope-id per recipient. The message-id is a
32-bit random identifier that is guaranteed to be unique on the
host system. The envelope-id is a 64-bit unique identifier that
encodes the message-id in the 32 upper bits and a random envelope
identifier in the 32 lower bits.
A command which specifies a message-id applies to all recipients of
a message; a command which specifies an envelope-id applies to a
specific recipient of a message.
/var/run/smtpd.sock UNIX-domain socket used for communication
with smtpd(8).
smtpd(8)
The smtpctl program first appeared in OpenBSD 4.6.
This page is part of the OpenSMTPD (a FREE implementation of the
server-side SMTP protocol) project. Information about the project
can be found at https://www.opensmtpd.org/. If you have a bug
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