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Command-Line Help for kcli

This document contains the help content for the kcli command-line program.

kcli

KumoMTA CLI.

Interacts with a KumoMTA instance via its HTTP API endpoint. To use it, you must be running an HTTP listener.

The default is to assume that KumoMTA is running a listener at http://127.0.0.1:8000 (which is in the default configuration), but otherwise you can override this either via the --endpoint parameter or KUMO_KCLI_ENDPOINT environment variable.

Full docs available at: https://docs.kumomta.com

Usage: kcli [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Subcommands:

  • bounce — Administratively bounce messages in matching queues

  • bounce-list — Returns list of current administrative bounce rules

  • bounce-cancel — Cancels an admin bounce entry

  • rebind — Rebind messages from matching queues into different queue(s)

  • suspend — Administratively suspend messages in matching queues

  • suspend-list — Returns list of current administrative suspend rules

  • suspend-cancel — Cancels an admin suspend entry

  • suspend-ready-q — Administratively suspend the ready queue for an egress path

  • suspend-ready-q-list — Returns list of current ready queue/egress path suspend rules

  • suspend-ready-q-cancel — Cancels an admin suspend entry for a ready queue/egress path

  • set-log-filter — Changes the diagnostic log filter

  • inspect-message — Returns information about a message in the spool

  • inspect-sched-q — Returns information about a scheduled queue

  • provider-summary — Prints a summary of the aggregate state of the queues from the perspective of the provider or destination site

  • queue-summary — Prints a summary of the state of the queues, for a human to read

  • trace-smtp-client — Trace outgoing sessions made by the SMTP service

  • trace-smtp-server — Trace incoming connections made to the SMTP service

  • top — Continually update and show what's happening in kumod

Options

  • --endpoint <ENDPOINT> — URL to reach the KumoMTA HTTP API. You may set KUMO_KCLI_ENDPOINT in the environment to specify this without explicitly using --endpoint. If not specified, http://127.0.0.1:8000 will be assumed

Available Subcommands