Hi Andy, * Andy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-04 21:20]:
> 1) Could you please check the logs? ;-) Hehe. From the bincimap-ssl log: @4000000041553a612b3e7cec 15853 0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] connection from 192.168.0.30 @4000000041553a612b544324 15853 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] shutting down (timeout 60s) - read:124 bytes, wrote:211 bytes. ....etc, more of the same > 2) Try a simple telnet to port 993 and see if the server is > writing anything unencrypted to you. Only get: rrl03:~ # telnet rrl03 993 Trying 192.168.0.30... Connected to rrl03. Escape character is '^]'. * OK Welcome to Binc IMAP Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Andreas Aardal Hanssen * at 2004-09-25 21:26:37 NZST No other unencrypted info transmitted. > 3) Check the permissions of the pem file and of bincimap-up and > bincimapd, the conf files and so on. Maybe the crash or a following > fsck-up did something to the metadata on the server? They *seem* okay. The re-installation commenced from a HDD format, so the only fsck-up is probably mine <g>. svstat shows imap and imaps up as well as the respective logs. Now, since you used a 'check your logs' on me, I thought I'd pre-empt the FTFM <hee, hee>. When I compiled binc I did a ./configure, but did not use --prefix or --sysconfdir (this explains why my files are not exactly where I'd thought they would be). Is this a problem. Should I start again. Don't ya love starting from scratch......... -- Regards, Roland Hill Registered Linux User #330226 http://pl.net/~rnrhill/rhweb.htm @ http://counter.li.org
