David Collantes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > "Global mode > 1. Create an authentication file as described above in /etc/tofmipd. > > 2. Create a non-priveleged user account for tmda-ofmipd to run under. The > following creates an account for user `tofmipd', group `tofmipd' under > FreeBSD:" > > Is step 1. applicable to Global mode when I am using my IMAP for > authentication?
Not any more. For a while, the /etc/tofmipd file had to be present, even if it was of size 0. That was a bug and has been fixed. > What will be the reason why tmda-ofmipd used as a service, global, > running under "tofmipd" account is not creating a ofmipd.pid file, > so I can not stop it unless I kill the process or see the status > (always shows 'stopped'). That's an application-specific thing. The application has to create the .pid file on its own. A quick run of strings on sshd, for example, shows that /var/run/sshd.pid is hard-coded into the executable. tmda-ofmipd doesn't create a .pid file. It seems like something we could easily add. I don't know if the location is the same on all Unices, so I'd have to explore how we could discover the correct directory. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
