R Skinner writes:
On 09/30/13 00:14, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > R Skinner writes: > >> On 09/28/13 23:51, Sam Varshavchik wrote: >>> Looks like you're tracing just the couriertcpd process. >>> >>> For each incoming connection, a child process gets forked off. You >>> need to tell truss to follow each child process. That's where all >>> the interesting stuff happens. >> Wasn't aware of that. Tried truss -fp <pid> instead, and it did come >> up with something different but still indecipherable to myself - I >> can't see the issue, put it that way. I've attached the output to the >> message, let me know if I need to do something differently. > > I don't see any errors there. The server opened a shared folder, and > entered IDLE state, without any errors. Thats exactly what I can't figure out. It errors in the log, I can't see any emails in the folder, and yet nothing seems to be the issue in the actual truss output. WTF?
As I recall, initially you said you were getting an error, now you're saying there's no error, but the folders are empty. Which is it.
Where do I go from here then? I still have a system I cannot use, for reasons completely unknown to myself or anyone else. More frustrating still is that it was working fine until the hdd went bang and I haven't changed anything except freshly install the software. Config is the same; although I enabled FAM, but even disabling that (in the build as well as config) makes no difference.
The only thing I can think of is that truss, like strace, by default only shows the first couple of dozen of bytes in each string passed to a system call, like write(). If your issue is an error, maybe that's why it does not appear in truss's output. I think you have to specify the -s option to truss, to log entire contents of string parameters.
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