PMDF contains a modest collection of management utility programs, which are used to perform various maintenance, testing, and management tasks. The following sections describe these utilities. Note that many of the utilities are mentioned elsewhere in this document in the context of how they are actually used. PMDF popstore and PMDF MessageStore utilities are described in the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide. User-level utilities are described in the PMDF User's Guide.

Briefly, the PMDF utilities, both those documented in the PMDF User's Guide or PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide and those documented here, are shown in Table 31-1. Those utilities only available under OpenVMS are marked with a +; those only available under UNIX and NT are marked with a ++; those available on UNIX but not available on NT are marked with a §.

Table 31-1 PMDF Utilities

Web-based utilities and displays
URL				Description
http:// pmdfhost:7633/configure/				Configure: generate PMDF configuration files; see the PMDF Installation Guide
http:// pmdfhost:7633/dispatcher/				Dispatcher Statistics : view statistics on recent connections to the Dispatcher, e.g., SMTP, POP and IMAP connections
http:// pmdfhost:7633/mailbox_filters/				Mailbox Filters : generate and modify system and user mailbox filters controlling filtering of incoming messages
http:// pmdfhost:7633/qm/				Message Queue Management : queue management utility
http:// pmdfhost:7633/msgstore/				MessageStore Administration: manage PMDF MessageStore; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
http:// pmdfhost:7633/monitor/				Monitoring : view PMDF counters; on OpenVMS, also view the status of PMDF processing queues
http:// pmdfhost:7633/chng_pwd/				Password Change Utility: change your e-mail password; usually used to change a PMDF MessageStore or PMDF popstore account password, but may also change a system password, depending upon configuration; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
http:// pmdfhost:7633/popstore/				popstore Administration: manage PMDF popstore; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
http:// pmdfhost:7633/msps_user/				popstore and MessageStore User Interface: change your password or view your account settings, or for popstore only view your messages; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
Command utilities
	OpenVMS utility		UNIX and NT utility	Description
+	CACHE/CLOSE			Have detached processes close their connections to the queue cache database
+	CACHE/REBUILD			Build a new, synchronized queue cache database
	CACHE/SYNCHRONIZE		cache -synchronize	Synchronize the current queue cache database
		++	cache -view	View entries in the queue cache database
	CHBUILD		chbuild	Compile the PMDF character set conversion tables
	CLBUILD		clbuild	Compile a PMDF command definition file
	CNBUILD		cnbuild	Compile the PMDF configuration, alias, mapping, security, system wide filter, circuit check, and option files
	CONFIGURE	§	configure	Create a PMDF configuration file
+	convert_cache.com			Perform a CONVERT/RECLAIM on the queue cache
		§	convertdb	Read entries from a V6.0-V6.4 PMDF crdb database and write out a corresponding V6.5 or later PMDF crdb database
	COUNTERS/CLEAR		counters -clear	Clear the in-memory cache of channel counters
+	COUNTERS/CRDB			Create a database of channel counters
	COUNTERS/SHOW		counters -show	Display the contents of the database of channel counters
+	COUNTERS/SYNCHRONIZE			Synchronize the in-memory cache of channel counters with the database
	COUNTERS/TODAY		counters -today	Display PMDF's count of the number of messages processed today
	CRDB		crdb	Create a PMDF database
	DB		db	Manage a personal alias database; see the PMDF User's Guide
+	DCF			Convert WPS and DX files to ASCII; provided with PMDF-MR
	DECODE		decode	Decode a file encoded using MIME encodings; see the PMDF User's Guide
	DIRSYNC/CONVERT		dirsync -convert	Convert between LDIF files and foreign directory formats; see Chapter 37
	DIRSYNC/COOK		dirsync -cook	Convert an LDIF file to canonical form; provided with PMDF-DIRSYNC; see Chapter 37
	DIRSYNC/DIFFERENCES		dirsync -differences	Perform differencing on LDIF files; provided with PMDF-DIRSYNC; see Chapter 37
	DIRSYNC/DIRBOT		dirsync -dirbot	Run a sync_dirbot channel; provided with PMDF-DIRSYNC; see Chapter 37
tm	DUMPDB		dumpdb	Dump entries in a PMDF crdb database to a flat text file
		®	edit	Edit PMDF configuration files
	ENCODE		encode	Encode a file using MIME encodings; see the PMDF User's Guide
		++	find	Find the filename corresponding to the specified "version" of a PMDF file
+	FOLDER			Place a message file into a VMS MAIL folder; see the PMDF User's Guide, OpenVMS Edition
+	FORWARD			Set a forwarding address in the PMDF alias database; see the OpenVMS Edition of the PMDF User's Guide
+	G3			Analyze a PMDF-FAX G3 file; provided with PMDF-FAX
+	INSTALL			Install or deinstall PMDF images and databases
	KILL	§	kill	Kill the specified PMDF component
	LICENSE		license -verify	On OpenVMS, activate or deactivate PMDF bundle licenses on a node; on Solaris, Linux, and Windows, verify the validity of a PMDF license file
+	MAIL			An extended version of VMS MAIL; see the OpenVMS Edition of the PMDF User's Guide
	migrate	§	migrate	Copy message folders from one IMAP host to another IMAP host; see the appropriate edition of the PMDF User's Guide
	MOVEIN	§	movein	Migrate a user's mailbox from one message store to another; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
	MSGSTORE		msgstore	Interactive PMDF Message Store management utility; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
	password		password	Set remote authentication passwords
	POPSTORE		popstore	Interactive PMDF popstore management utility; see the PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide
	PROCESS	§	process	List currently running PMDF jobs
		§	profile	Set local user's choice of delivery mechanism in the PMDF user profile database
+	PS			Convert text and Runoff .mem files to PostScript; provided with PMDF-FAX; see the OpenVMS Edition of the PMDF User's Guide
		++	purge	Purge PMDF log files
	QCLEAN		qclean	Hold or delete message files matching specified criteria
	QM		qm	Manage PMDF message queues; see also the web-based QM utility, Section 33.2
	QTOP		qtop	Display the most frequently occurring strings found in message files in the PMDF queue area
	RESTART		restart	Restart detached PMDF processes
	RETURN		return	Return (bounce) a mail message to its originator
	master.com		run	Process messages in a specified channel
	SEND		send	Send a mail message; see the PMDF User's Guide
	SHUTDOWN		shutdown	Shut down detached PMDF processes
	STARTUP		startup	Start detached PMDF processes
	submit_master.com		submit	Process messages in a specified channel
	submit_master.com		submit_master	Process messages in a specified channel---on UNIX and NT, a synonym for submit
	TEST/CC		test -cc	Test cc:Mail channel address transformations
	TEST/LN		test -ln	Test Lotus NotesMail channel address transformations
	TEST/MAPPING		test -mapping	Test a mapping table
	TEST/MATCH		test -match	Test a mapping wildcard pattern
	TEST/MHS		test -mhs	Test MHS channel address transformations
	TEST/REWRITE		test -rewrite	Test address rewriting
	TEST/URL		test -url	Test an LDAP query URL
	TEST/WPO		test -wpo	Test WordPerfect Office (GroupWise) channel address transformations
	TEST/X400		test -x400	Test X.400, MAILbus 400, or Message Router channel address transformations
	tls_certdump		tls_certdump	Dump the contents of a certificate file
	tls_certreq		tls_certreq	Generate a public key pair and a certificate request
	tls_ciphers		tls_ciphers	List available ciphers
		++	view	Display the specified "version" of a PMDF file
	VERSION		version	Print PMDF version number

This chapter is broken into two main sections. The first section, Command Line Utilities on OpenVMS, describes the command line utilities available on OpenVMS (except those documented in the PMDF User's Guide); the second section, Interactive Utilities on OpenVMS, describes the interactive QM and TEST/X400 utilities available on OpenVMS.