Hi. I've got the same problem. I was reading the "Qpopper Administrator Guide" pdf and it seems to be three possibles workarounds on it. a) You can run qpopper with the "-B" run-time option. (Doesn`t work for me) b) You can set the "bulldb-max-retries" run-time option (only from a configuration file that must be called from inetd.conf). and c) (the easy one, I think) You can recompile qpopper with the old style bulletins and use the old .popbull file on the user's home. Best regards. On Tuesday 31 July 2001 01:55, you wrote: > Jonathan Benson wrote: > > ANY and all input appreciated. I'm working on this now (first thought is > > to disable bulletin support) so may have it fixed or worked around by the > > time I get a response but still... > > Well I ended up recompiling without bulletin support (which I did use and > would have prefered to keep) and things seem fine now. Still there would > appear to be an issue with Bulletins and gdbm and if anyone can suggest how > to overcome it (I was thinking of deleting the bulletin database) I would > appreciate it. > > Jon > > -- > Jonathan Benson > Systems Administrator > Ocean Internet > http://www.ocean.com.au/ -- ---------------------------------- Pablo Salvador Capo Soporte Corporativo - Rieder Internet Tel.: +595 21 2190514 - Fax: +595 21 2190276 ----------------------------------
