X-Istence wrote:
Shameless plug
url:http://bsdguides.org/guides/freebsd/mailserver/
qmail+vpopmail+qmailadmin.php. Guide was written by me, site owned by
a friend of mine. It is geared to using the FreeBSD ports tree to make
install easier. And includes all the standard stuff you would want
In the kernel, is UFS_DIRHASH enabled, or whatever the option is? This
caused a lot of trouble on another server i admin, where it would be
so slow, that at times login sporadically failed. It is enabled by
default, and it would be stupid to have been removed, but you never
know.
Hm...I'm
John Berliner wrote:
In the kernel, is UFS_DIRHASH enabled, or whatever the option is? This
caused a lot of trouble on another server i admin, where it would be
so slow, that at times login sporadically failed. It is enabled by
default, and it would be stupid to have been removed, but you never
On Nov 30, 2004, at 11:49 AM, Rainer Duffner wrote:
John Berliner wrote:
In the kernel, is UFS_DIRHASH enabled, or whatever the option is?
This caused a lot of trouble on another server i admin, where it
would be so slow, that at times login sporadically failed. It is
enabled by default, and
I am a web and application developer who has inherited sysadmin duties
for our school's servers. Thus I'm basically a novice. I have scoured
the web and mailing lists for clues to solving my problem here, but no
luck. So here goes:
Our mail services are all working fine, with the exception of
On Nov 29, 2004, at 6:33 PM, John Berliner wrote:
I am a web and application developer who has inherited sysadmin duties
for our school's servers. Thus I'm basically a novice. I have scoured
the web and mailing lists for clues to solving my problem here, but no
luck. So here goes:
Our mail
Se ahead for answers to your questions...
On Thursday 03 July 2003 19:23, Kiril Todorov wrote:
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 10:02:54AM +0100, Howard Miller wrote:
Hi again,
Further to my previous email (follows), I have discovered something else.
I created a new user. I can send mail to
On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 08:52:56AM +0100, Howard Miller wrote:
what's your pop3d run script?
I am using xinet, so...
And that's exactly your problem :
cut from xinetd.conf (5)
cps
Limits the rate of incoming connections. Takes two arguments.
The first argument is the
Mmm
Thanks, yes, but,
I have set up a similar system many times previously and always used SuSE
Linux with daemontools and ucspi-tcp, no problems at all.
However this particular system is RedHat 8, and I was having big problems with
daemontools processes just dying (big list of defunct
On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 09:51:06AM +0100, Howard Miller wrote:
Mmm
However this particular system is RedHat 8, and I was having big problems with
daemontools processes just dying (big list of defunct processes). This was
reported by others here and there but I never saw (or found) a
Thanks for your all your help, by the way :-)
I actually spent *days*, and lots of digging on the Net, trying to get it to
work with daemontools. As I say I have a number of working systems to compare
and contrast with, and I do generally stick closely to Mr. McKenna's howto.
What I mean to
Hi again,
Further to my previous email (follows), I have discovered something else.
I created a new user. I can send mail to that user and it correctly ends up in
the Maildir. BUT vchkpw does not authenticate that user ever - always an
error. Stranger still, the failure is *not* logged
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