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> Still trying to get tcpserver to run two qmail-pop3d's on one machine. The
> host name is mail.f-tech.net and I have an eth0 (207.44.65.16) and eth0:0
> (vmail.f-tech.net 207.44.65.14). .16 is a "real" domain, .14 is for
> vchkpw and virtual domains.
>
> No matter what I do it seems that supervise(?) is trying
> to start two copies of tcpserver. The first one binds, but the 2nd one
> just errors out saying port in use.
>
> If I ps ax I can see the first one on the same PID, but the second one
> respawning and erroring out.
>
> Below is a printout of what get's called to start the process:
>
> Starting qmail-pop3d...
> supervise /var/lock/qmail-pop3d.vmail
> tcpserver -c100 -u0 -g0 0 pop-3 qmail-popup 207.44.65.14
This is your error! Ever wondered what that 0 between -g0 and pop3
means? It is IP address to bind to! If it's zero, you're basically
saying "bind to all IP addresses".
What you want is replace that zero with the IP address
(207.44.65.14 or 16 in the second invocation) to bind to.
> /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw qmail-pop3d Maildir &
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