Zenon Panoussis writes:
I had courier-0.73.1 running happily on an SL 6.5 box until the other day when the box broke down. Motherboard, the whole machine had to be replaced, completely different hardware, hence I couldn't restore the entire system from backup. So I took the opportunity to upgrade to Centos 7. Compiled courier-0.73.2 on the new system, copied my /etc/courier from backup, done. Or so I thought. My log started filling with entries like courieresmtpd: started,ip=[::ffff:91.227.208.147] and then nothing. Mail was arriving, but it wasn't being delivered. Vanishing into thin air, it seemed, until I found it in the spool. Imapd was working fine and existing mailboxes were available, which means that authlib was working fine and all paths and permissions were fine. Nothing had changed there anyway, so they should be. Having ripped most of my hair off, I realised that although courierd was starting, it wasn't running. Then I tried strace and found the reason:[pid 30489] open("/etc/sysconfig/i18n", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)Some bright head (probably the same who thought systemd is a good replacement for sysvinit) decided to rename /etc/sysconfig/i18n to /etc/locale.conf.
Sure, but your real problem is that you copied the config from the old system verbatim.
When you build Courier on the new system, the configure script put /etc/sysconfig/locale.conf into /etc/courier/courierd.
If you also did not override /etc/courier/courierd.dist, you'll see it in there. configure.ac searches for:
/etc/environment /etc/default/locale/etc/sysconfig/i18n /etc/sysconfig/language
/etc/locale.conf
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