On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 11:10:28AM -0800, Randall Gellens wrote:
> I'd suggest starting Qpopper with strace() or truss(), then check it
> when it hangs and see what happened.
>
> You could also enable debug tracing in Qpopper, but it sounds like a
> system problem, not a Qpopper problem (since it happens to inetd).
The inetd problem might be the usual problem with 'inetd' when it
starts to get too many connects - it disables that port for a while.
This can be adjusted, but the means of adjusting it differs depending
on the system. Under Solaris, this is done with the "-r" flag:
-r 10000
Under Linux, this is done per service by appending the number to the
"nowait" field:
nowait.10000
But if you get the same problem when running as a daemon, this is not
that problem.
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