G'day, (00:06:17) aosowski: gnb1, I'm running 3.3.4 and cassandane is complaining "E.netstat: no support for `AF INET (sctp)' on this system." can I ignore that or how can I fix it? (no sctp module available, just various nf_*_sctp which are all loaded)
Cassandane doesn't care about SCTP pe se. It does have some tests to verify that the Cyrus master process can handle binding to IPv4, IPv6 and UNIX domain sockets, which are all supported features of the master process. As part of these tests, and as part of the normal procedure of starting up a Cyrus instance, Cassandane runs the netstat program to verify that a process is actually bound to the socket that it's supposed to be. It uses commands of the form netstat -l -n -Ainet netstat -l -n -Ainet6 netstat -l -n -Aunix Most probably you're seeing some message which is a side effect of netstat being confused on your system. If they're just warnings, and netstat still runs and emits correct output, you should be fine to just ignore the messages. If Cassandane runs any tests to completion, you probably don't need to worry. -- Greg.
