At 01:24 PM 1/25/2013, Eric wrote:
On 01/24/2013 10:53 PM, Myers, Jon W wrote:
Silly me. I didnt bother checking the /var/log/qmail/send/current
file because I thought to myself "well, I can send just fine!"
but after poking around, and looking at that file; it greeted me with this:
@400000005101b7d50768b0bc delivery 49: deferral:
/bin/sh:_/usr/home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail:_No_such_file_or_directory/
Seems there is no /usr/home, its just /home. So I created a symlink:
ln -s /home /usr/home
And all started working. Not sure if this is a problem with
various install options with where home gets located or what. I'm
sure theres a file kicking around somewhere that tells how to
execute vdelivermail that I can edit, but after poking around for
so long, and finally finding this, a symlink seems fine, and will
resolve any other /usr/home vs /home issues down the road.
Just a little annoyed with myself that I didnt check both smtp and
send logfiles. Oh well, works now.
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Interesting. Thanks Jon. Nice work-around.
I think this deserves a little more investigation. Sounds to me like
new installs may be defaulting to /usr/home instead of /hom somehow.
I haven't done a new install in quite a while. I'll try to keep an
eye out for this when testing the COS6 release. Not sure yet when
exactly that will be, but hopefully soon.
--
-Eric 'shubes'
My install was on an OpenVZ VPS (I own the host as well), so the
os-template was pre-configured (click a button to create the VPS, and
you suddenly have an installed base CentOS in about 2 minutes). So
the /home vs /usr/home issue could have arisen there.
I had tried first to get QMT on COS6, but it put up quite a fight,
even using Natalio's notes, so went back to COS5 (which also put up a
fight). Alot of it was the sandbox/fuse and RPM build tree
issues. Additionally, the docs for QMT install on COS5 was basically
a referral back to the COS4 install, with alot of notes/updates for
various changes (perl via yum rather than cpan, etc..) In the end, I
just hacked up qtp-newmodel to do the install, then dug around to get
the configuration done (creating vpopmail databases, etc..). So it
could have been an issue in my install.
At any rate, good luck with the COS6 scripts. Is there a released
version of either an install script or qtp-newmodel? I can whip up a
VPS for 64bit COS6 and attempt an install just to actually document
the errors. But I suppose such a thing probably belongs on the dev
list (which I'm not on... yet..)
- - - Jon
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