John Rose ha scritto: > Just as a test - I uninstalled James 2.3.1 on this server and reinstalled > James 2.2.0 and installed it as a service and port 25 got recognized right > away and email starting flowing back and forth. This was done after a > reboot of the server and port 25 still was not listening. Netstat -AN > shows port 25 listening now when James 2.2.0 is running. > > Does this imply a configuration issue with our new James 2.3.1 > installation? If so, I would assume email wouldn't have ever worked since > James 2.3.1 got installed nearly three weeks ago. That is not the case. We > have been sending and receiving emails for the last three weeks. Only in > the last couple of days have been having problems with port 25 and there > have been no configuration changes to James 2.3.1 since it first got > installed. > > I neglected to mention in my first posting that we are running James 2.3.1 > on three identical servers. Two servers are running fine with no issues. > It is only the one server (which does by far the most volume) that we are > having the issue with. > > Any insight would be helpful.
The full strack trace and a full netstat for the server when it stop accepting connection would be really useful in this case. if you have java5 and windows "jstack <pid>" will do the former. "netstat -an" will do the latter. Stefano > Thank you. > > John Rose > Database Administrator --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
