Sun Java System Messaging Server 6 2005Q4 Administration Reference

imsconnutil

Monitors user access of the message store. imsconnutil can provide the following information:


Note –

Do not kill this process while it is operating.


This command requires root access by the system user, and you may set the configuration variables local.imap.enableuserlist, local.http.enableuserlist, local.enablelastaccess to 1.

Location: msg_svr_base/sbin

Syntax


imsconnutil [-a|c] [-s service] [-u uid] [-f filename]

Options

The options for this command are:

Option  

Description  

-c|-a

At least one of -c or -a must be used.

-a

Last IMAP, POP, or http web mail client access (log in or log out) of user(s). -s does not affect the output of -a.

-c

List IMAP or Messenger Express users currently connected. 

-s service

Can specify either imap or http as service to monitor. Only applies to -c option. POP is not available because POP users do not typically stay logged on.

-u uid

Specify a UID to monitor. If -u and -f are not listed, then all users are monitored. 

-f filename

File containing UIDs to monitor. Each UID must be on its own line. 

--v

Returns version of this tool. 

--h

Returns usage information. 

Examples

The following examples show imsconnutil and some various flags.

Lists every user ID currently logged into IMAP and http.

# imsconnutil -c

Lists last IMAP, POP, or Messenger Express access (log in or log out) of every user ID.


# imsconnutil -a 

Lists access history (last log off or log on) of all user IDs. Lists current user IDs logged into IMAP and http.


# imsconnutil -a -c

Lists IMAP users currently logged on the message store.

# imsconnutil -c -s imap

Reveals whether user ID George is logged onto IMAP or not.

# imsconnutil -c -s imap -u George

Reveals whether user ID George is currently logged onto IMAP or Messenger Express, and lists the last time George was logged o or off.

# imsconnutil -c -a -u George