[#JRA-4665] Need to persist Mail Queue Items

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Need to persist Mail Queue Items

Created: 27/Sep/04 08:07 AM Updated: 29/Oct/06 11:11 AM

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~~JRA-3190~~ Network outage causes mail queue to break

Participants:	Greg Moore, Joshua Spiewak and Nick Minutello
Since last comment:	3 years, 11 weeks, 2 days ago
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Currently, the Mail queue items dont survive an application restart.

The mail queue service recently got stuck with close to 1000 mails in it. (Not sure why - but something to do with our smtp server going down a week ago - the oldest mail queue items matched the smtp server crash date)

In order to rectify it, we had to restart the server - but in doing so we lost all the mails... grr!

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Greg Moore added a comment - 30/Jun/05 12:59 PM

We had a similar problem and lost 93 emails. We are using Microsoft Exchange.

Might I suggest a future enhancement that a warning email get sent to the Admin group when the mail queue get above a specified level or the oldest mail in the queue is older then a specified time.

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Joshua Spiewak added a comment - 14/Jul/05 10:21 AM

Even just a mechanism where the admin can click a link to persist the current queue so that the server may be restarted, and load the contents of the queue back in would be useful!

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Nick Minutello added a comment - 14/Jul/05 10:27 AM

You could just xstream them to the /tmp directory or something...

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Greg Moore added a comment - 25/Jul/05 04:35 PM

xstream is a *nix util and not any help for those of us in a Windows environment. I guess this falls into the "or something..."

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Nick Minutello added a comment - 25/Jul/05 05:10 PM

>> xstream is a *nix
Eh?

http://xstream.codehaus.org/