Computer responds with the following output

The computer responds with the following output:

mail:nbSamples = <samples> mail:v2Legend = "throughput" mail:samplesArray:_array_index:0:vn = <sample> mail:samplesArray:_array_index:0:t = <time> mail:samplesArray:_array_index:1:vn = <sample> mail:samplesArray:_array_index:1:t = <time> [...] mail:samplesArray:_array_index:i:vn = <sample> mail:samplesArray:_array_index:i:t = <time> mail:v1Legend = "connections" afp:currentServerTime = <servertime>

Value displayed by getHistory	Description
<samples>	The total number of samples listed.
<sample>	The numerical value of the sample.
	For connections (v1), this is integer average
	number of users.
	For throughput, (v2), this is integer bytes per
	second.

<time>	The time when the sample was measured.
	A standard UNIX time (number of seconds since
	September 1, 1970). Samples are taken every 60
	seconds.

Chapter 4    Monitoring and Maintaining Mail Service

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Contents

Mac OS X Server Apple Contents Mail Service Advanced Configuration Monitoring and Maintaining Mail Service Troubleshooting Mail Service Contents What’s in This Guide Preface Using Onscreen Help To get the most recent onscreen help for Mac OS X ServerTo see the most recent server help topics Document Road Map Getting Started Preface About This Guide Getting Documentation Updates Getting Additional Information Understanding Mail Service Mail Service Architecture Mail Transfer Agent Mac OS X Server Mail Screening Where Mail Is Stored Outgoing Mail LocationIncoming Mail Location Internet Message Access Protocol Imap Local Delivery AgentDovecot User Interaction with Mail Service Post Office Protocol POP Using Mailing Lists with Mail Service Mailman-Based Mailing ListsWiki-Based Mailing Lists Using Network Services with Mail Service Mail service uses DNS like this Managing Mail Service Before You Begin Using Mail Service Tools Configuring DNS for Mail ServiceTo enable MX records Setup Overview How User Account Settings Affect Mail Service To start the mail configuration assistant Configure outgoing Mail service Configure additional settings for Mail service To enable Mail Service for administration Administering Mail ServiceChanging Mail Service Settings To change Mail service settings from the command line Configuring Outgoing Mail Service General SetupViewing Mail Service Settings from the Command Line Understanding Smtp Authentication Enabling Smtp Access To enable Smtp accessRequiring Smtp Authentication Copying Undeliverable Incoming Mail Relaying Smtp Mail Through Another ServerTo relay Smtp mail through another server To keep a copy of undeliverable incoming mail Saving Mail Messages for Monitoring and Archival Purposes Configuring Incoming Mail ServiceEnabling Imap Access To save all messages To enable POP access To enable Imap accessEnabling POP Access Choosing No Incoming Mail Retrieval Restricting Smtp Relay To change the local delivery directoryTo restrict Smtp relay Restricted Smtp Relay and Smtp Authentication Interaction Rejecting Smtp Connections from Specific Servers To reject mail from blacklisted senders Rejecting Mail from Blacklisted SendersFiltering Smtp Connections To filter Smtp connections Limiting Junk Mail and Viruses Connection Control Mail Service Filtering To enable junk mail screeningEnabling Junk Mail Screening Bayesian Filters Training the Junk Mail Filter Training the junk mail filter with users’ help Training the junk mail filter without user interaction Filtering Mail by Language and LocaleTo allow mail by language and locale To enable virus screening Enabling Virus Screening To enable Sieve support From the command lineServer-Side Mail Rules Limiting Incoming Message Size To enable a user’s mail quotaManaging Mail Quotas Enabling Mail Quotas for Users To configure quota warnings Configuring Quota WarningsConfigure Quota Violation Responses To configure quota violation responses Setting Up a Wiki-Based Mailing List To enable wiki-based mailing listsMailing Lists About Mailman Setting Up a Mailman Mailing List To enable mailing listsEnabling Mailing Lists Creating a Mailing List To create a list Creating a Mailing List Description Setting a List’s Maximum Message LengthTo set a list’s maximum message length To create a list description Customizing the Mailing List Unsubscribe Message Customizing the Mailing List Welcome MessageTo customize a welcome message To customize the subscriber welcome message Enabling a Mailing List Moderator To enable list moderationSetting Mailing List Message Bounce Options To set bounce options Adding Subscribers Designating a Mailing List as PrivateTo set privacy options To add subscribers To see the lists Administering Mailing ListsViewing a Server’s Mailing Lists Viewing a Mailing List’s Information Accessing Web-Based Administrator Options Designating a List AdministratorTo designate a list administrator To access a list’s web-based options Archiving a List’s Mail Designating a List ModeratorTo designate a list moderator To archive a list’s mail Adding a Subscriber to a List Working with Mailing List SubscribersViewing Mailing List Archives Removing a List Subscriber Suspending a Subscriber Changing Subscriber Posting PrivilegesTo add or remove a subscriber’s posting privileges To suspend a user’s subscription to a list To subscribe via mail List Subscriber OptionsSubscribing to a Mailing List Via Mail Subscribing to a Mailing List Via Web Setting and Changing Your Mailing List Password Unsubscribing from a Mailing List Via MailUnsubscribing from a Mailing List Via Web Disabling List Mail Delivery To disable list deliveryChanging Digest Mode To toggle digest mode To access additional options Where to Find More InformationSetting Additional Subscriber Options Choosing Mime or Plain Text Digests Archiving Mail Service Logs by Schedule Setting Mail Service Logging OptionsSetting the Mail Service Log Detail To set the Mail service log detail Client-Specific Configuration for Mail Service Configuring Mail Client Applications To use WebMail Using WebmailVacation Notices How a user modifies their vacation notices Use this chapter to tune Mail service beyond a basic setup Securing User Access to Mail ServiceDesignating Authorized Mail Service Users Using Workgroup Manager for Mail Service Access Using Access Control Lists for Mail Service AccessTo enable a user’s mail access using Workgroup Manager Choosing Authentication for Mail Service Smtp AuthenticationTo enable mail access using ACLs Imap and POP Authentication To allow secure Smtp authenticationTo allow less secure authentication To set secure Imap and POP authentication To set less secure Imap and POP authentication Securing Mail Service with SSL Configuring SSL for mail transport To configure SSL transport for Smtp connections Configuring SSL Transport for Smtp ConnectionsConfiguring SSL Transport for Imap and POP Connections To configure SSL transport for Imap and POP connections Generate a Certificate Signing Request CSR Enter a key size, and then press Return Enter s, and then press Return Following output appears Accessing Server Certificates from the Command Line Creating a Password File from the Command Line Creating the Password File in the Keychain Mail Service Virtual Host To enable virtual hostingEnabling Virtual Hosting Adding or Removing Virtual Hosts Associating Users to the Virtual HostTo add or remove virtual hosts Postmaster@server.com At the prompt, enter the following command Creating Additional Mail Addresses for Users To create a Mac OS X Server-style alias Setting Up Forwarding Mail Addresses for a User To create a Postfix-style aliasTo forward a user’s mail Viewing the Location of the Mail Store Working with Mail Service Data StorageTo specify where mail is stored on the server Specifying the Location of the Mail Store Creating Additional Mail Store Locations To split the mail store Maximum Number of Mail Messages Per Volume Backing Up and Restoring Mail Messages Configuring Mail Clustering Setting Up Mail Server Clustering with XsanConfiguring Additional Mail Service Support for 8-Bit Mime To disable the default conversion Use this chapter to monitor and maintain Mail service Starting or Stopping Mail ServiceTo start or stop the service Holding Outbound Mail Reloading Mail ServiceTo reload Mail service from the command line To hold outbound mail To create a mail administrator account Allowing Administrator Access to Mail FoldersCreating an Administration Account Blocking Inbound Mail Connections Viewing Mail Service Logs Monitoring Mail Service ActivityViewing an Overview of Mail Service Activity To see an overview of Mail service activity Viewing the Mail Connections List To view a Mail service logReclaiming Disk Space Used by Mail Service Log Archives To view a list of connected mail users Checking the Outgoing Mail Queue Viewing Mail AccountsMonitoring the Outgoing Mail Queue Clearing Messages from the Outgoing Mail Queue Viewing Mail Service Statistics Retrying Undelivered Outgoing MessagesTo try to resend an outgoing message Computer responds with the following output Troubleshooting Mail Service Improving Performance Where to Find More Information When a Disk Is FullWhen Mail Is Undeliverable Forwarding Undeliverable Incoming Mail Books Internet Service Settings Appendix D87.cert.pem Mailimapsieveproxyservers Emptyarray D87.key.pem Default ALL+RC4@STRENGTH 100 101 Mailpostfixsendercanonicalmaps 102 Strength 103 ALL!EXPORT+RC4@STRENGTH 104 105 Mailpostfixdisablemimeinput Processing 106 Begin Certificate 107 108 109 110 111 Options 112 Connect GET Post 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 TZ Mailconfig Lang 121 122 Begin RSA Private KEY 123 MAILER-DAEMON 124 Ratedelay Mailpostfixsmtprandomize Yes Addresses 125 126 127 Vacation Notification Script 128 Self-Defined Forwarding Basic Sort and Antijunk Mail Filter129 130 Index Disks131 132 See also Mailman, subscribers Mailman 133 134

The computer responds with the following output:

Value displayed by getHistory

Description

<sample>

<time>