>clearopensmtp doesn't touch the open-smtp.tmp files, it removes
>expired addresses from open-smtp and rebuilds tcp.smtp.cdb.
>The fact that you have a bunch of those files lying around
>though means most likely that the tcp.smtp.cdb file can not
>be rebuilt due to one or more things running as t
Ok.. I looked over my config again, just to be sure, and I cannot get
roaming-users to work at all.
A few items...
1. There are a _TON_ of open-smtp.tmp. files in the ~vpopmail/etc
directory. These are owned by root, and running bin/clearopensmtp doesn't
effect them at all. Both trying to r
From: Phil Doroff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Ok, noted. I deleted all the tmp files out, and watched as more were
>> created (as users POP'ed in). They were owned by root, and all were 0
>> bytes. Just blank files. I then changed the inetd l
I'm having problems with --enable-roaming as well.
I have everything configured properly (pretty sure) and permissions correct
(pretty sure again), and whenever a user logs in via pop, it does NOT
attempt to update the open-smtp file, or the tcp.cdb, or anything.
Nothing.
Just like having i
