This article presents the use of the FINDINVALIDMSG command.
Solution
In order to scan mailboxes for invalid messages you will have to use the CLI interface. In order to connect to the CLI interface you can use telnet:
telnet <Axigen IP address> 7000
<login> user admin
<password> qwe123
For a list of available commands, type HELP
+OK: Authentication successful
<#>
Then enter the domain context:
UPDATE Domain name <domainName>
+OK: command successful
<domain#>
Now use the FINDINVALIDMSG command in order to scan for faulty messages. The usage of this command is:
FINDINVALIDMSG <accountName> [<accountName>...] [purge] - list and optionally remove faulty messages from specified accounts
For example, if you need to search mailboxes for user1@<domainName> and user2@<domainName> you will have to issue:
<domain#> FINDINVALIDMSG user1 user2
Note: You can add the optional purge which will remove faulty messages if found.
telnet <Axigen IP address> 7000
<login> user admin
<password> qwe123
For a list of available commands, type HELP
+OK: Authentication successful
<#>
Then enter the domain context:
UPDATE Domain name <domainName>
+OK: command successful
<domain#>
Now use the FINDINVALIDMSG command in order to scan for faulty messages. The usage of this command is:
FINDINVALIDMSG <accountName> [<accountName>...] [purge] - list and optionally remove faulty messages from specified accounts
For example, if you need to search mailboxes for user1@<domainName> and user2@<domainName> you will have to issue:
<domain#> FINDINVALIDMSG user1 user2
Note: You can add the optional purge which will remove faulty messages if found.
OS:
LinuxWindowsFreeBSDNetBSDOpenBSDSolaris
Distros:
WindowsDEB based distros amd64FreeBSD 7.x