🔄Start / Stop Squirrel

How to start or stop Squirrel

Start Application

Option 1: Program Document

The easiest and recommended way is to add a program document in the HCL Domino directory.

Program document to start Squirrel at server startup

To reduce memory usage in the Domino JVM, the “SingleRun” parameter can be specified to stop Squirrel after all subscription documents have been processed. The “Repeat interval of” parameter in the program document schedules Squirrel to run at the specified intervals.

Program document to start Squirrel at specific intervals

Option 2: Console Command

Enter the command Load RunJava JAddin Squirrel in the HCL Domino console:

> Load RunJava JAddin Squirrel
17.10.2020 15:07:24   JVM: Java Virtual Machine initialized.
17.10.2020 15:07:24   RunJava: Started JAddin Java task.
17.10.2020 15:07:24   Squirrel: The Internet Mail Collector for HCL Domino - Version 1.4.1 2020-10-18
17.10.2020 15:07:24   Squirrel: Copyright iota systems GmbH / ABdata, Andy Brunner - All Rights Reserved
17.10.2020 15:07:25   Squirrel: License key valid for 10 mail account subscriptions until 2021-12-31
17.10.2020 15:07:26   Squirrel: IMAPS message forwarded to XXX/XXX from [e-mail] (Size 689 KB)
17.10.2020 15:07:26   Squirrel: POP3S message forwarded to XXX/XXX from [e-mail] (Size 286 KB)

Option 3: Notes.ini

You may change the line starting with ServerTasks= to include the task to be started, e.g.

ServerTasks=Replica,Router,Update,RunJava JAddin Squirrel,AMgr,...

Please note that the Java class names JAddin and Squirrel are both case-sensitive and must be coded with exact case during startup.

Stop Application

To terminate Squirrel, enter Tell Squirrel Quit on the HCL Domino console.

> Tell Squirrel Quit
19.01.2024 08:58:34   Squirrel: Termination in progress
19.01.2024 08:58:36   RunJava: Finalized JAddin Java task.
19.01.2024 08:58:37   RunJava shutdown.