Difference between revisions of "Regify provider appliance tech"
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== appliance == | == appliance == | ||
| − | If you like to '''turn off the regify Provider Appliance''', exit the appliance menu and enter | + | If you like to '''turn off the regify Provider Appliance''', exit the appliance menu, login as <u>root</u> and enter |
> shutdown -h now | > shutdown -h now | ||
It may be you need to use '''sudo'''. | It may be you need to use '''sudo'''. | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 20 December 2011
PostFix
The regify Provider Appliance runs a PostFix server as MTA or SmartHost. You can use the following tricks to get a closer look:
To see the queue status:
> mailq
To flush the mailqueue (maybe, after you changed something)
> postqueue -f
To show mail log (continuously):
> tail-f /var/logs/maillog
Logfiles
You can find most logs in
> /var/log/ > /var/log/httpd/
Additionally, the regify-provider does its own daily logging about provider business:
> /opt/provider/REGIFY_LOGS/
appliance
If you like to turn off the regify Provider Appliance, exit the appliance menu, login as root and enter
> shutdown -h now
It may be you need to use sudo.
