amperfrombeinasco
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Q: os x server 5.0.15 - mail queue outgoing

In OSX SERVER 10.6 was possible to view mail queue outgoing, in mail settings.

How can I view messages outgoing (relay through ISP) also in OS X server 5.0.15 downloaded in El Capitan?

 

Many thanks and best regards!

 

mailQUEUE.jpg

Mac Pro, OS X Server, El Capitan + app "OS X Server"

Posted on Feb 17, 2016 7:28 AM

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Q: os x server 5.0.15 - mail queue outgoing

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  • by vicding,

    vicding vicding Mar 7, 2016 7:43 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco
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    Mar 7, 2016 7:43 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco

    The command will show you the queue

    sudo mailq

     

    The command will flush the queue (try to send the mails)

    sudo mailq -q

     

    On the man page it states that mailq uses postqueue, however, post queue only gives error (mail service not running).

  • by pterobyte,

    pterobyte pterobyte Mar 8, 2016 1:08 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco
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    Mar 8, 2016 1:08 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco

    You can do this via Terminal. Issue:

    sudo postqueue -p

     

    mailq looks up the non-Server path. For more info about how the paths have changed in Server 5, see here: https://topicdesk.com/faqs/why-do-postconf-n-and-postfix-reload-produce-unexpect ed-output-on-os-x-server-5/

  • by amperfrombeinasco,

    amperfrombeinasco amperfrombeinasco Mar 31, 2016 12:08 AM in response to pterobyte
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    Mar 31, 2016 12:08 AM in response to pterobyte

    Good morning and sorry for delay in my answer.

    Can you help me for another question about Os X Server?

    In old version 10.6 was possible to set automatic propagation of permission from a shared folder to their descendants...

    And with app Server 5.1 on Capitan, how can I do?

    I want all files in shared folders be always readable and writeable by everybody, also if created from one user connected to the server with SMB or AFP.

    Also if created by guest.

    Automatically and not setting manually permissions...

    Many thanks and best regards!

  • by pterobyte,

    pterobyte pterobyte Mar 31, 2016 2:05 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco
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    Mar 31, 2016 2:05 AM in response to amperfrombeinasco

    You should really open new threads for entirely different topics ;-) You'd get more and better answers. Especially for OS X Server there are lots of experts for a small subset of features like mail, web, file sharing, etc.


    Anyway, in Server.app go to Server/Computer Name -> Storage and you will see your folders and be able to propagate permissions by clicking on the cog wheel at the bottom of the window.

     

    HTH,

    Alex

  • by amperfrombeinasco,

    amperfrombeinasco amperfrombeinasco Apr 6, 2016 12:05 AM in response to pterobyte
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    Apr 6, 2016 12:05 AM in response to pterobyte

    Dear Alex.

     

    Many thanks.

    Now I will open new thread for another question about Mail Server!

    The oldest versions were better and more complete!

    I want to set NO limits for single email size (with attachments).

    Default seems to be max 10 MB...

     

    Best regards.