Jake,
Yes, it is good to be back. It has been a long time since I have
contributed to the qmailtoaster.
I did a search of the system, and I don't have any .qmail files in
any of the problem accounts. I should also note, that I am not
running TLS, Spamd, clamd, or the likes on this box. I have disabled
pop3-ssl, and imap-ssl. I hacked the install script to just install
what I needed. I edited the .spec file for qmail to get rid of TLS.
I am running an old 1.2.10 version, but it hass been solid for over a
year. Do you have any ideas on what I should look into next?
hostname is correct, me file is correct, defaulthost is correct, and
the defaultdomain is correct.
I have this guy Mike who has it really bad. Infact, he is pop3, and
when he does a Send & Recieve, then his messages never leave the new
folder in his Maildir. They just stay there, so that is part of the
problem. The permissions are correct, I looked at them twice. Very
strange!
Thanks for your help!
Nate
On Aug 28, 2006, at 1:54 PM, Jake Vickers wrote:
Nate Davis wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am having a problem with the qmail-pop3 daemon. Not quite sure
how to diagnose the problem. System has been running great for
the past couple of Months. I am running Cent OS 4.3. I did a yum
update last week, and had a bunch of updates. After running these
updates, my POP3 daemon seems to be wigging out. When a user
connects via outlook, the pop3 damon takes a really long time (15
to 20 seconds) to start to download the messages. This is on a
Local LAN. It is sending Duplicate e-mails to outlook as well.
This doesn't happen with IMAP Users. If they hit send & receive ,
they get messages. If they hit it again, they get the same 5
messages, plus any new ones, and so forth. I have restarted the
box, and looked in any log file I could find with POP3 stuff. I
saw nothing unusual. I am pretty sure that one of the updates
that happened last week was mysql. Could that have something to
do with it? Let me know where I can look for errors, or the cause
of this.
Hey Nate. Long time no see. Hope all is well with you, and glad to
see you back.
I had a user last week start getting "duplicates", on a FC4 machine
I run. I have not had the problem on any of the Cent4.3/4.1/3.4
boxes I'm running. The problem (as far as I can tell, since it's
sporadic) was the old mailfilter script defined in the .qmail file
for each user. I removed this, and the problem seems to have gone
away for the moment. Of special note, I also had upped my spamd/run
file to allow more processes during the same time-frame:
#!/bin/sh
exec /usr/bin/spamd --max-children=6 -L -x -u vpopmail -s stderr 2>&1
I had upped it to 9 children and that seemed to soak my memory -
495M total, 21 free with children set at 9, 101 free with children
set at 6. Might be worth note to take a peek at this. If the
message hangs too long (can be caused by swaps), qmail-smtpd thinks
the message got lost and resends it again resulting in your
duplicates.
Also double check (I know you set it up right, but I have to
ask...) your hostname, me file, defaulthost, and defaultdomain files.
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