Sending Server Status Command

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AHK

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Hello,
Some time it look like MW stuck and no emails are being sent to SMPT server even there is few campaigns running.
Is there a way or shell (SSH) command to know whats actually going on with sending process or what MW is actually doing that time ?

Like trying to send some campaign or what ?
I have PCNTL enable and Campaigns in parallel: 50 & Subscriber batches in parallel:50
It works fine but some time it look like no single email is being generated for some time and then it start again.
So i am wondering if i can look and see what actually is going on in that time...
Thanks
 
AHK said:
Hello,
Some time it look like MW stuck and no emails are being sent to SMPT server even there is few campaigns running.
Is there a way or shell (SSH) command to know whats actually going on with sending process or what MW is actually doing that time ?

Like trying to send some campaign or what ?
I have PCNTL enable and Campaigns in parallel: 50 & Subscriber batches in parallel:50
It works fine but some time it look like no single email is being generated for some time and then it start again.
So i am wondering if i can look and see what actually is going on in that time...
Thanks
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it scales the processes up and down each cron/cycle
also processing takes time, before sending happens, and then checking/cleanup to finish cycle/cron/campaign
you can also monitor usages of cpu/dbf/net etc
 
Hello twisted1919,
I did same , i disable the cron job and run the command

/usr/bin/php -q /home/mwapp/public_html/apps/console/console.php send-campaigns --verbose=1
i did't show any thing...

Just when i enter the command from SSH , i come back to command and nothing happen ...

and when i take look in to top in SSH i see that mysql is using lot of system as
p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px Menlo; color: #ffffff; background-color: #2b66c9} span.s1 {font-variant-ligatures: no-common-ligatures}

2265 mysql 20 0 4478m 333m 8636 S 794.9 1.0 4598:10 mysqld
so mysql is using all system cpu and ram...

why is this happening ?

Thanks
 
@AHK - This is what happens when using delivery sending settings that are just too high for the system to handle...and this is why i always say to read https://kb.mailwizz.com/articles/un...ery-settings-and-how-they-impact-performance/ because it explains how those settings affect your server.
What you can do now, is to run the "killall -9 send-campaigns" command in order to kill any process for send-campaigns, then adjust your sending settings and try again.
 
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