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In fact, you could also insert values into the MySQL database table "''<'''tableprefix'''>send_queue''", but when doing this you should contact an Seon developer because the schema of the table could change. | In fact, you could also insert values into the MySQL database table "''<'''tableprefix'''>send_queue''", but when doing this you should contact an Seon developer because the schema of the table could change. | ||
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| + | When a file is enqueued into the send queue, the Seon send queue daemon is responsible for sending this file to a partner. Some rules are set for sending files: | ||
| + | *the file must be readable by the process running Seon (which may be configured [[Seon Core configuration#run Seon programs as user|here]] | ||
| + | *the entry must be in the state "new in queue" | ||
| + | *the entry must fit to the Seon server ID running the process (see [[Seon Core parallel installation|documentation on parallel installations]] | ||
| + | *the target partner entry must be active if an "active" row is configured [[Seon Core configuration#active_column|here]] | ||
| + | *a defined media must be set for that partner (see configuration [[Seon Core configuration#column_defining_connection_type_.28ISDN.2C_TCP.2FIP_or_TCP.2FIP_TLS_secured.29|here]] and [[Seon Core configuration#value_for_connection_type_in_above_defined_colum_defining_ISDN_connection.2C_value_for_connection_type_in_above_defined_colum_defining_TCP.2FIP_connection_.26_value_for_connection_type_in_above_defined_column_defining_TLS_over_TCP.2FIP_connection|here]] | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 23 September 2007
When sending a file in batch mode, you should enqueue a file into the Seon send queue. In order to do this, you have several possibilities:
- use the web interface
- use the command line interface
In fact, you could also insert values into the MySQL database table "<tableprefix>send_queue", but when doing this you should contact an Seon developer because the schema of the table could change.
When a file is enqueued into the send queue, the Seon send queue daemon is responsible for sending this file to a partner. Some rules are set for sending files:
- the file must be readable by the process running Seon (which may be configured here
- the entry must be in the state "new in queue"
- the entry must fit to the Seon server ID running the process (see documentation on parallel installations
- the target partner entry must be active if an "active" row is configured here
- a defined media must be set for that partner (see configuration here and here
