Simon wrote:
Hi Paul,
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the
pid-file
solution, and needs cleaning up. I'm on it.
I noticed that the 2.0.4 package was updated yesterday(ish), and that it
installed a new init script on upgrading. Just
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the
pid-file
solution, and needs cleaning up. I'm on it.
I noticed that the 2.0.4 package was updated yesterday(ish), and that it
installed a new init script on upgrading. Just wondering if this sorted
the
Hi Paul,
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the pid-file
solution, and needs cleaning up. I'm on it.
I noticed that the 2.0.4 package was updated yesterday(ish), and that it
installed a new init script on upgrading. Just wondering if this
Thanks Paul. I have got this script working now.. (just manually at the
mo), but when i run it, it restarts dbmail every time... is this correct?
Im guessing that it checks to see if the imap times out then restarts
dbmail if it does.
Is the pop3 problem:
A month ago or so i updated from
Simon, the script checks imap is alive. No more, no less. If you want to
check for pop3 as well, fix the script accordingly.
Simon wrote:
Thanks Paul. I have got this script working now.. (just manually at the
mo), but when i run it, it restarts dbmail every time... is this correct?
Im
Paul J Stevens wrote:
check_dbmail() {
timeout -1 2 nc -w 5 localhost imap 2/dev/null |\
head -1|grep -E '\* OK' || return 1
return 0
}
Can someone let me know what debian package (etc) we get the command
'nc' from?
Thanks
timeout is in package timeout, iirc,
nc is in package netcat.
Simon wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
check_dbmail() {
timeout -1 2 nc -w 5 localhost imap 2/dev/null |\
head -1|grep -E '\* OK' || return 1
return 0
}
Can someone let me know what debian
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the pid-file
solution, and needs cleaning up. I'm on it.
Cool as! This is happening to me once or twice a day with both pop3 and
imap clients. Im wondering if it is worth restarting dbmail at night?
Would
Simon,
the problem with the init script is unrelated to the unresponsive imapd
afaik. So a fix of the init script (cosmetic) will not fix the your
problem, alas.
Simon wrote:
Paul J Stevens wrote:
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the
pid-file
solution, and
Thanks for the reply Paul... Is there any suggestions for a short term
sort of hack/fix to somehow sidestep the problem? If not... tell me to
have a bit more patience :)
Simon
Paul J Stevens wrote:
Simon,
the problem with the init script is unrelated to the unresponsive imapd
afaik. So a
It could be any of a several problems; too many connections to the database, the
server going into a tight process-loop ( I see those every couple of days on
some installations ), corruption in the preforking bookkeeping, or even some
unkown problem.
I use a simple keep-alive script triggered
I wrote that init script for the debian packages. It predates the pid-file
solution, and needs cleaning up. I'm on it.
Jesse Norell wrote:
On Fri, 2005-07-29 at 15:02 +1200, Simon wrote:
Hi There,
Running on debian sarge.
A month ago or so i updated from dbmail-mysql 2.0.4-0.20050211 to
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