XMS.MS Support wrote:

Right, i'm up and running now after much fiddling. I can get dbmail-smtp 
working, but not dbmail-lmtpd. I am getting the following error in my logs:

postfix/lmtp[692]: fatal: lmtp_connect_addr: socket: Address family not 
supported by protocol
Can you please show your dbmail.conf and some more log output?

Any Ideas?


Also, now that i have compiled dbmail for my system, if i need to do a re-install, can i just copy the contents of /usr/local/sbin over to the new install and not have to install the devel stuff?
If nothing else changes (libs etc) this should be possible

Ilja
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 11:12 , Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:


Paul J Stevens wrote:

-lcrypto I support.

So you're running a commercial distro, which claims security as it's main selling point, and you start by removing ssl and crypto :-) ???

Not that ssl is really required at the moment AFAIK, but try adding libssl-dev to your system. Could be the mysql-backend api requires some of ssl's calls. I dunno.

When compiling with --with-mysql, -lcrypt is added to the linker options here (along with some other libraries). So it's the mysql client libraries that need -lcrypt, lcrypto or lssl (it just depends on what mysql is linked with on your system).

Make all then ran fine, and i proceeded with the rest of the instructions.

Did removing the above switches break anything? Because now, it doesn't look like any mail is being piped into the database. I am pretty sure i have Postfix setup correctly.

Also, when i started dbmail-lmtpd it made my hard disk go crazy, and would'nt stop until i killed it!!!

So, you might have triggered some bug in dbmail-lmtp


Try dbmail-smtp for injecting mail, before proceeding to lmtp.
Try setting a debug value in the config file, and mail the syslog output.

Try setting TRACE_LEVEL to 5 in dbmail.conf, and add in /etc/postfix/master.cnf (or wherever Postfix configuration is on your system):
dbmail-lmtp     unix    -       -       n       -       -       lmtp -v

(notice the -v at the end. This tells postfix/lmtp to be extremely verbose).


Finally, have you tried running dbmail-1.2.4 ??

BTW, What version are you using right now?

Ilja
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