Folks,
I have been scouring the DBMail man pages, and online stuff, and I can't
find a gracefull way to stop dbmail-imapd or dbmail-pop3d. Is the standard
to just do a kill -9 of it? and if so, can I just send this to a single
process (and if so how do I know which one) or do I need to send it to each
child?
Thanks,
Peter Darley- [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d Peter Darley
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d John M. Brown
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d John M. Brown
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d John M. Brown
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d Matthew T. O'Connor
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop... Ilja Booij
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop3d Will Berry
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd, pop... Paul J Stevens
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping imapd,... Matthew T. O'Connor
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping im... John M. Brown
- Re: [Dbmail] Stopping im... Ilja Booij
