"Jacob Southard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When ever I boot my system it says
>Starting qmail...
> qmail-send service not started
> qmail-[smtpd] service not started
>
>I looked at the script it has the following lines
>
>if svok /service/qmail-send
>if svok /service/qmail-[smtpd]
>...
>
>which if these fail it prints the lines I'm getting. Now, logged in as root
>/etc/init.d/qmail start doesn't do this , and /etc/init.d/qmailctl stat
>tells me everythings up so whats the deal with this script?
What OS (distribution, version, release) are you using? Which version
on daemontools?
That message is saying that at the time "qmailctl start" ran, svscan
hadn't started supervise for those services. That's really how qmail
gets started at boot--the "qmailctl start" at boot is basically a
no-op.
-Dave
