[OS2-ISP]: Restart Inetmail
======================
As promised:

For IBMLAN.INI (using my spawner):


[services]
  SMTPMon = services\spawner.exe

[SMTPMon]
  programPath    = C:\Java11\bin\Java.Exe
  programArgs    = -classpath
D:\INetMail\SMTPMon.jar;C:\JAVA11\LIB\SecMa.jar;C:\JAVA11\LIB\CLASSES.ZIP;.\
.;.; au.com.warpspeed.smtpmon.SMTPMonitor inet.warpspeed.com.au
  startupDir     = D:\INetMail
  raiseAlert     = true
  programReStart = true

From memory, killem needs to be in the path somewhere.

-Chris

-Chris

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Yes, there was an entire thread on this subject. 

kill works for me.

I ended up writing a small java app to monitor the socket connections and 
kill and restart it when necessary. I'll try to send you a copy when I get 
home. Just another one of the services that spawner manages for me... :-)

-Chris

os2-isp-owner <os2-isp-owner at warpspeed.com.au> wrote on 06/12/2004 
16:20:44:

> 
> Anyone have any ideas on how to shutdown Inetmail totally and restart it 

> from the command line? Keep getting the "Too Many Connections" error, 
> but 'netstat -s' does not show anything, even within 60 seconds of the 
> error (which has continued for sometimes hours).
> 
> If Inetmail is reporting the "Connection" status, why won't it show up 
> anywhere as a connection. Am I missing some command that would show who 
> is really connected? Isn't there someplace else other than Inetmail to 
> set maximum number of connections?
> 
> Shutting down Inetmail and restarting from the desktop seems to be the 
> only thing that works. Almost like Inetmail does not drop connections 
> ("keepalive"???), even though netstat does not show any outside or 
> inside connections.
> 
> -- 
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