I think the reason why it was even connecting and showing up in netstat
-ta printout was because I had ipop3d running through inetd.conf.
I want popper to run in server mode. So it should be an always running
process, right? Like httpd. When I do popper -s nothing seems to happen.
I also commented the ipop3d from inetd.conf and now pop3 isn't open, so
it wasn't popper that was working before. So, how do I even get popper
started?
-juka
Kenneth Porter wrote:
> [Please use a meaningful subject line.]
>
> On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 21:33:27 -0800, Jason wrote:
>
> >I'm on an internal machine right now testing it out, the ip is
> >10.0.0.1. When I use netscape to connect to the router/pop server,
> >either using it's external ip address, or it's internal one I get an
> >error from netscape saying please contact the administrator.
>
> Try telnet'ing to port 110 of either interface and see if you get
> qpopper's banner.
>
> Since you're running ipchains, do you have port 110 open?
>
> Ken
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