>
> The error message seems pretty obvious to me. There is some problem
> with the qmail-smtpd executable. Perhaps it was compiled on a
> different system, perhaps it was compiled on a later version of the
> same system. Whatever the problem, your OS doesn't like that
> executable file for some reason.
>
> To confirm this, I'd run qmail-smtpd from a command line prompt
> thusly:
>
> $ /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd
>
> Please do this and show us the output.
Here it goes...
bash-2.04# cd /var/qmail/bin/
bash-2.04# ls
bouncesaying maildirwatch qmail-getpw qmail-pw2u qmail-rspawn qsmhook
condredirect mailsubj qmail-inject qmail-qmqpc qmail-send sendmail
datemail pinq qmail-local qmail-qmqpd qmail-showctl splogger
elq predate qmail-lspawn qmail-qmtpd qmail-smtpd tcp-env
except preline qmail-newmrh qmail-qread qmail-start
forward qail qmail-newu qmail-qstat qmail-tcpok
maildir2mbox qbiff qmail-pop3d qmail-queue qmail-tcpto
maildirmake qmail-clean qmail-popup qmail-remote qreceipt
bash-2.04# ./qmail-smtpd
bash-2.04#
NOthing happened... whether the entire qmail is stopped or started... no
process nothing.
What should It print?
> To fix it you probably need to rebuild and reinstall the program. I
> don't really know whether LWQ does this in the standard way.
>
> > I have no inetd running.
>
> tcpserver is working fine. The problem is that the program it wants to
> run (qmail-smtpd) is not running for some reason.
Okey...
Thanks!!
Martin
