What happens if the communication daemon is turned off?

When the communication daemon is turned off, it is responsible for managing the sending and receiving of messages within the system. In this scenario, messages may remain in the Control Queue because the daemon is not operating to process these messages. The Control Queue acts as a holding area for messages that are waiting to be processed by the system.

Since the communication daemon is crucial for the flow of information, its deactivation means that messages are not being actively handled or transmitted. As a result, they can accumulate in the Control Queue until the daemon is turned back on, allowing the messages to be processed as intended. This means that while the messages are still present in the system, they are not being moved forward in the communication process until the daemon is operational again.