>>>> recently existing processes with the error being reported;
>>>> sqwebmail: Cache create faiulure - bad code.
>>>The login cache directory is not owned by the correct user/groupid.
>>>See the --cacheowner option in INSTALL.
>>
>> 1) where is the login cache directory?
>The default location is either /var/run/sqwebmail or /var/cache/sqwebmail.
/var/run/sqwebmail on this server
>This is all described in INSTALL.
installed from port on FreeBSD, just making sure the port didn't change anything
for FreeBSD tree.
>> 2) what uid/gid should it be with a default installation?
>The default setting is the bin owner.
This is the way it is, bin.bin
>> 3) why would this be an intermittant problem? Only showed up
>recently, last few
>> days, and have many users using the system yet not generating errors all the
>> time.
>> 4) what operation or action causes use of the login cache?
>
>The login cache is always used by default. See INSTALL.
ok, so since everything is correct (assumed so but wanted to sanity check
against your answers) looking a little further,
in /var/run/sqwebmail is two directories, numerical file names. In each is a
directory "am" and below that a file "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
are these lock files or similar type temp files that have been orphaned and
could this be the cause (or result) of the error? (ie, delete them and problem
solved... user is not logged on or accessing the files)
any other ideas for the error since we have verified that cache directory
ownership is correct?
Dave
