davew
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 14:52:32 -0700
> >>For the log file you need to add the -l option to the Citadel init script. >>Explained here > >> http://www.citadel.org/doku.php/documentation:cmdman:citserver >> > >>I added "-lsyslog" to the startup script. Haven't seen anything yet in >>/var/log/messages, but I don't know what events will trigger Citadel logging. > > >> >> >> If you are talking about the Citadel server fetching POP3 mails then >>check this >> >> >>http://www.citadel.org/doku.php/faq:favoriteclient:how_do_i_retrieve?s=pop3 >> >>I must be missing something, I'm looking at the Remote Retrieval section of >>the "Mail" room, but only see "Remote ost," "User name," and "Password" >>fields, a checkbox option to leave messages on the server, and of course the >>"Add" button. (There is also an RSS section.) >> >>The doc page referred to says there is also an option to set the interval >>between mail collections, but I don't see it there. Is this something that >>needs to be configure via the Citadel command-line? (It is not specified how >>to access the option.) >> >> > The -l option specifies the service of syslog to use. So it should be -lmail or -llocal7 or -ldaemon not -lsyslog since syslog is not a service of syslog per se. You may also need -x to specify the level of detail in the log. You will also need to check where your syslog is putting the stuff it logs for each service. The fields "Remote Hist, "User Name", and "Password" etc are the set up for the POP3 fetching. Only the very latest source code has the fetch interval option in here. In your version of the code it is the networking interval from the site wide config.