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Started by Chuck Lewis
Mon, 04 Jan 1993 23:04
Queue entries stuck in READY state
Author: Chuck Lewis
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 23:04
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 23:04
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I recently managed to get my MX components hung up while attempting to update
the MX logicals to match my new registered domain name. I noticed there was a
problem when I discovered that my messages to test the new address were not
being delivered. A STATUS command to MCP resulted in the error 'no such agent
processes are running', while a show system did show that the MX processes
existed. Attempting to restart the MX components resulted in errors such as
%MX-F-AGENTALRDY, agent MX_UUCP is already running
-SYSTEM-F-IVBUFLEN, invalid buffer length
Restoring MX_logicals.dat to its original state solved the above
problem. However, messages posted during the time that MX was not
running correctly now appear in my queue in a READY state and have
for several days. Other messages posted after I got MX running again
are delivered correctly and promptly.
What steps should I perform to cause these pending entries to be
delivered. I can find nothing in the trace logs that indicates any
MX component is attempting to process these entries.
I have attempted a QUEUE READY command to no affect.
Thanks for any helpful hints.
MCP>show version
MX version is is: MX V3.1C
MCP>que show /all/full
Entry: 577, Origin: [VMSmail] CAMPBELLL "Laura @Forty Two Ten"
Status: READY, size: 1498 bytes
Created: 11-DEC-1992 16:05:45.16, expires 10-JAN-1993 16:05:45.16
Last modified 15-DEC-1992 16:21:29.57
Recipient #1: <joeys@esipdx>
Entry: 578, Origin: [VMSmail] RONNINGK
Status: READY, size: 254 bytes
Created: 14-DEC-1992 09:02:15.11, expires 13-JAN-1993 09:02:15.11
Last modified 15-DEC-1992 16:32:18.49
Recipient #1: <dougk@esipdx>
Chuck Lewis | UUCP esimis!lewisc
Electro Scientific Ind. | lewisc@elcsci.com
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