This section describes how to use the module-specific sections of the initialization file to configure a scanning module for MailWorks for OpenVMS.
This section specifies different severity value for problems revealed during hard-coded checking. It has the following format:
[Message_Severity]
You can specify the following:
The severity value for a stopped server, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
The severity value for suspended server, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
The severity value for server with unknown status, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
The severity value when the scanning module cannot connect to a MUAS server, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
The severity value when the scanning module cannot access a MUAS server's database, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
The severity value when the scanning module cannot get the time zone offset for MailWorks, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
For example:
[Message_Severity] MUAS_Server_not_running=2 MUAS_Server_suspended=4 MUAS_Server_unknown_status=2 MUAS_Server_cannot_connect=3 MUAS_Server_cannot_access_db=3 TimeZone_unknown=4
This section specifies the list of files that the scanning module should look for. When checking for a specific language, refer to Section 3.6.5.3. It has the following format:
[Language_Files]
You can specify a list of files as in the following example:
[Language_Files] a1maddr.dat= a1mail$profile_template_all-in-1.dat= a1mail$profile_template_default.dat= a1mail$profile_template_vmsmail.dat= a1mdist.txt= a1miosrh.txt= a1mkeywd.dat= a1mread.txt= a1mshow.txt=
This section specifies that the scanning module should check whether a specific language is available. It has the following format:
[Language language_name]
For example:
[Language English]
You can also specify the following:
The severity value for a problem, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
This section specifies the batch queues that the scanning module should check for MailWorks batch jobs. It has the following format:
[MUAS_Batch]
For example:
[MUAS_Batch] CHECK_Severity=3 CHECK_Queue=MUAS$BATCH_%s TIDY_Severity=3 TIDY_Queue=MUAS$BATCH
You can specify the following:
The severity value for a problem that occurs while the scanning module is checking the MUAS$NODE_CHECK job, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
Specifies the queue where the MUAS$CHECK_NODE job should be
found. You can use a wildcard character to search more than one
queue, or the C token %s
(which will be replaced
by the local node name). The default value is MUAS$BATCH_
%s
.
The severity value for a problem while checking the MUAS$TIDY job, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.
Specifies the queue where the MUAS$TIDY job should be found. You
can use a wildcard character to search more than one queue, or
the C token %s
(which will be replaced by the local
node name). The default value is MUAS$BATCH
.