Usual commands usual-commands
This section lists the usual commands in Adobe Campaign.
The command nlserver is the input command for the whole Adobe Campaign application.
This command has the following syntax: nlserver <command> <arguments>
The parameter <command> corresponds to the module.
- In any case, you can add the -noconsole argument to delete comments displayed once the modules are started.
- Conversely, you can add the argument -verbose to display more information.
Monitoring commands monitoring-commands-
You can add the parameter -who to list the connections in progress (database and application).
nlserver pdump -who
HH:MM:SS > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
web@default (9984) - 50.1 Mo
watchdog (2273) - 6.6 Mo
syslogd@default (9931) - 7.0 Mo
trackinglogd@default (9985) - 45.6 Mo
mta@test (9986) - 9.6 Mo
wfserver@test (9987) - 8.8 Mo
Connections ------------------------------------------------------
Last Access IP Instance Login
DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS 127.0.0.1 default formation_fr|tracking
DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS 127.0.0.1 default internal|monitoring
Connection pool --------------------------------------------------
Datasource Server Provider Login
default xxxxx myserver myprovider test400
Another useful command is nlserver monitor. It lists the monitoring XML file (obtained in the Adobe Campaign client or via the monitor.jsp web page).
You can add the parameter -missing to list the absent modules (error in modules, modules shut down, etc.)
nlserver monitor -missing
HH:MM:SS > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
inMail@test
mta@test
wfserver@test
This corresponds to the modules with automatic startup but which have not been launched.
Module launch commands module-launch-commands
The syntax to launch modules will still have the following format:
nlserver start <module>@<INSTANCE>
nlserver stop <module>@<INSTANCE>
<instance> corresponds to the name of the instance as entered in the configuration files, or default for mono-instance modules.Shut down services shut-down-services
To stop Adobe Campaign services, use one of the following commands:
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If you have root or administrator access:
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In Linux:
code language-none /etc/init.d/nlserver6 stopnote note NOTE Starting 20.1, we recommend using the following command instead (for Linux): systemctl stop nlserver -
In Windows:
code language-none net stop nlserver6
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If not, then in the Adobe Campaign account:
code language-none nlserver shutdown
Restart services restart-services
Similarly, in order to restart Adobe Campaign you can use one of the following commands:
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If you have root or administrator access:
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In Linux: /etc/init.d/nlserver6 start
note note NOTE Starting 20.1, we recommend using the following command instead (for Linux): systemctl start nlserver -
In Windows: net start nlserver6
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Otherwise, in the Adobe Campaign account: nlserver watchdog -svc -noconsole
The config command the-config-command
The config command lets you manage server configuration, including the reconfiguration of the database connection.
Use the config command of the nlserver executable file with the -setdblogin parameter.
nlserver config -setdblogin:<[dbms:]account[:database][/password]@server>
nlserver config -setdblogin:PostgreSQL:<accountName>:test6@dbserver
Enter the password.
To change the internal password: nlserver config -internalpassword
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In general, instead of modifying the configuration files by hand, you can use the config command
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To get the list of parameters, use the -? parameter: nlserver config -?
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In the case of an Oracle database, you must not specify the account. The syntax will be as follows:
nlserver config -setdblogin:Oracle:test6@dbserver