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The Send Mails Command The Send Mails command (APF3812/SNDMAILS) is to be used only by installations, that have chosen to use ‘3=InterForm SMTP (register only)’ in option ‘3. Configure email’ of the InterForm400 Configuration menu (Refer to page 292). It will send out any e-mails, that have been registered to be sent. With option ‘3=InterForm SMTP (register only)’ the e-mails are only registered and stored waiting for execution of the command APF3812/SNDMAILS. Use the APF3812/WRKMAILLOG command to see any waiting e-mail (they will have status *READY). Refer to page 292 for information of how to register e-mails. The Start Mail Subsystem Command The APF3812/STRMAILSBS command can be used for starting the APF3812/MAILINTER subsystem which is used for InterForm400 SMTP. Refer to page 292 for information of InterForm400 SMTP. The Work Mail addresses Command The APF3812/WRKMAILADR command enables the possibility to give access to ® maintenance of E-mail addresses without entering the InterForm400 menues. These addresses are used in combination with the E-mail finishing function - see page 211. The command should be called with a parameter, MAILTASK, that identifies the E-mail finishing definition to work with. The W ork M ail Log C om m and This command works exactly like the menu option ‘60. Work with email log’ in the InterForm400 administration menu. The Work Mail Log Command (APF3812/WRKMAILLOG) shows a list of the e-mails, that have been sent: 452 User’s Manual for InterForm400 ® Work with email log SMP100D Position to . . . . . . Date Time Type options, press Enter. 1=Send 3=Hold 5=Display 6=Release 11=Open email 12=Work with receivers Opt Date/time Email text Status __ 11-27 16:47 Test *IBMSMTP *IBMSMTP __ 11-27 16:48 Test *IBMSMTP 2 *IBMSMTP __ 11-27 16:50 Test *IBMSMTP 3 *IBMSMTP __ 11-27 17:11 Test gennem IMAD01 *SENT __ 11-27 17:12 Test gennem IMAD01 *SENT __ 11-27 17:14 Test gennem IMAD01 *ERROR __ 11-27 17:15 Test gennem IMAD01 *ERROR __ 11-27 17:23 Test gennem IMAD01 *ERROR __ 12-13 10:52 test1 *FAILED __ 12-13 14:53 *IBMSMTP __ 12-13 14:54 *READY More... F3=Exit F5=Refresh F11=View 2 F12=Cancel F15=Subset Possible statuses for e-mails sent via InterForm400 SMTP are: *ERROR, *FAILED, *HELD, *READY, *RETRY, *SENT and combined *RSEF. E-mails sent via OS400 SMTP cannot be monitored in the same details so such e-mails always have the status *IBMSMTP to indicate that the e-mail have been transferred onto the
OS400 SMTP/MSF servers. The other statuses means this: (See details via option 12=Work with receivers if the status indicates a problem.) *ERROR Indicates that the e-mail could not be sent. InterForm400 SMTP tried once, but got an error message back. Perhaps the receiving e-mail account does not exist? *FAILED Indicates that InterForm400 attempted to send the e-mail more than once, but after all retry attempts the e-mail still could not be sent. *HELD An e-mail that have been registered to be sent (*READY), that have been held via option 3=Hold. Refer to page 292 for information of how to register emails. *READY E-mails that have been registered to be send later (via the APF3812/SNDMAILS command). Refer to page 292 for information of how to register e-mails. *RETRY InterForm400 SMTP did not succeed in sending out the e-mail in the first attempts but it is still trying... *SENT The e-mail have been successfully sent via InterForm400 SMTP. *RSEF This is a combined status of e-mails that are sent to multiple receivers. The status includes some of the letters R,S,E and F depending on the status of the e-mails sent to each receiver: R is included if *RETRY or *READY is the status for at least one receiver. S is included if *SENT is the status for at least one receiver. E is included if *ERROR is the status for at least one receiver. F is included if *FAILED is the status for at least one receiver. With F15=Subset you can subset the list above to include only specific emails. You can e.g. chose to only see the emails in error or emails for a specific email address: Subset list Subject . . . . . . . . present From email address . . To email address . . . santa_claus@northpole.com Status . . . . . . . . *ERROR *READY, *SENT, *RETRY, *ERROR, *FAILED, *IBMSMTP F3=Exit F12=Cancel You could e.g. use the subset above to subset the list to only include emails containing the phrase “present” in the subject for the email address “santa_claus@northpole.com”, which are in status “*ERROR”. InterForm A/S 453
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About This Manual This manual is in
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PCL/PDF output • Images and fonts
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The m odules of InterForm400 Below
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