Running on Linux

Run through Service Manager

MailScheduler supports the following service managers: systemd and SysVinit/InitD. However, the application includes wrappers around the service managers, allowing you to perform the same actions using the application command line.

These commands provide flexibility in managing MailScheduler, allowing you to interact with the service directly or leverage service managers for control:

Via Application

Start Service

If the service is not running, you can start it using:

sudo ./mailscheduler-amd64 service start

Stop Service

To stop the MailScheduler service:

sudo ./mailscheduler-amd64 service stop

Systemd

Service status

To check the status of the MailScheduler service:

sudo systemctl status mailscheduler

Start Service

If the service is not running, you can start it using:

sudo systemctl start mailscheduler

Stop Service

To stop the MailScheduler service:

sudo systemctl stop mailscheduler

Restart Service

To restart the MailScheduler service:

sudo systemctl restart mailscheduler

SysVinit

Service status

To check the status of the MailScheduler service:

sudo service MailScheduler status

Start Service

If the service is not running, you can start it using:

sudo service MailScheduler start

Stop Service

To stop the MailScheduler service:

sudo service MailScheduler stop

Restart Service

To restart the MailScheduler service:

sudo service MailScheduler restart

InitD

Service status

To check the status of the MailScheduler service:

sudo /etc/init.d/MailScheduler status

Start Service

If the service is not running, you can start it using:

sudo /etc/init.d/MailScheduler start

Stop Service

To stop the MailScheduler service:

sudo /etc/init.d/MailScheduler stop 

Restart Service

To restart the MailScheduler service:

sudo /etc/init.d/MailScheduler restart

Service Commands

Always ensure you are in the application folder before executing service commands:

cd /usr/local/share/mailscheduler

Installing and Uninstalling the Service

Check the current status of the service, whether it’s installed or not:

sudo ./mailscheduler-amd64 service status

Manually install the application onto the server:

sudo ./mailscheduler-amd64 service install

Manually uninstall the application from the server:

sudo ./mailscheduler-amd64 service uninstall