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Start the PMDF Job Controller and the PMDF Service Dispatcher.
pmdf startup [component]
Command Qualifiers Defaults None. None.
On UNIX, must have superuser privileges in order to use this utility.
component
Optional parameter which specifies a specific PMDF component to be started:job_controllerordispatcherorcircuit_check. If no component name is given, then all active components will be started. Alternatively,postmay be specified to cause the PMDF periodic delivery job to be executed immediately, orreturnmay be specified to cause the PMDF periodic return job to be executed immediately.
The
pmdf startuputility starts up detached PMDF processes. If no component parameter is specified, then the PMDF Job Controller and PMDF Service Dispatcher are started. Note that starting the Service Dispatcher starts all services the Service Dispatcher is configured to handle, which may include, for instance, SMTP, POP3, POP_SERVER, IMAP_SERVER, IMAP, and HTTP servers. If a component parameter is specified, then only detached process associated with that component will be started. The standard component names are
Component Description circuit_checkDetached loopback message monitor process. dispatcherMultithreaded Service Dispatcher. job_controllerJob Controller handling PMDF processing jobs postRun the PMDF periodic delivery job returnRun the PMDF periodic return job Note the services handled by the PMDF multithreaded Service Dispatcher must be started by starting the PMDF Service Dispatcher; only services not being handled by the PMDF Service Dispatcher can be individually started via the
pmdf startuputility. The Service Dispatcher may be configured to handle various services, e.g., the multithreaded SMTP, POP3, POP_SERVER, IMAP, IMAP_SERVER, and HTTP servers. See Chapter 11 for details.
# pmdf startup
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The above UNIX command starts the PMDF Job Controller and PMDF Service Dispatcher.
C:\> pmdf startup
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The above NT command starts the PMDF Job Controller and PMDF Service Dispatcher.
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