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Introduction to Jim Jim is the MailHog Chaos Monkey, inspired by Netflix. You can invite Jim to the party using the invite-jim flag: MailHog -invite-jim With Jim around, things aren't going to work how you expect. What can Jim do? Reject connections Rate limit connections Reject authentication Reject senders Reject recipients It does this randomly, but within defined parameters. You can control these using the following command line flags: Flag Default Description -invite-jim false Set to true to invite Jim -jim-disconnect 0.005 Chance of randomly disconnecting a session…
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