At 12:23 PM 12/23/98 -0600, Rick McMillin wrote:
>What dies?: everything
>QMail version: 1.03
>OS: Solaris 2.6
>How I start Qmail: /var/qmail/rc
>inetd or tcpserver: tcpserver
That's a pretty standard environment for qmail. So it's not normal behaviour.
When you say everything, does that mean every process associated with qmail,
including the tcpserver process? If so, that's *very* unusual.
If you mean the qmail processes - do they run for long before doing this?
Are you in a position to truss qmail-send after it starts and until it
disappears?
Regards.
>I don't get any error messages or anything that
>I know of. I haven't found anything in syslog
>yet about it. I just notice that all of a sudden,
>QMail and everything associated isn't running.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rick
>
>> Nope, I've never had this problem.
>>
>> You know you're not saying what part of qmail is dying, or what
>> part(s) is(are) still running. You're not mentioning how you're
>> setup, what OS, how you're starting qmail, what version of qmail,
>> whether you're using inetd or tcpserver for your smtp services, etc.
>>
>> If you re-posted with any error messages from qmail that happen at the
>> same time, maybe you'll get a definitive response from folks?
>>
>> -Peter
>>
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