Tim Dunphy <bluethu...@gmail.com> wrote on 2010-Apr-29: > Apr 26 18:51:23 cloud1 imapd: authdaemon: s_connect() failed: No such > file or directory
Dear Tim, As Sam and others have mentioned, this error means that authdaemon isn't working. Authdaemon uses a socket for communication with other programs. Given your configuration, it's probably in "/var/run/courier/authdaemon/". That socket doesn't exist (that's the error message), so imap can't talk to authdaemon on a non-existent socket. :-) Since your 'ps' shows a very old version of authdaemon running, you probably need to get a new version of authdaemon running, one that matches your running version of courier-imap. > 1 - MySQL appears to be listening on port 3306, which sounds correct > if I recall correctly. Does courier have any sort of setting for the > port on which to attempt connection. Your MySQL is most likely fine. Authdaemon is the problem. > 2 - Does courier have an advanced login debugging? It should. This > might help by providing information regarding the connection attempts > with user, password, etc. Unfortunately, in your case, there's nothing to log because nothing is happening. Imap can't connect to the authdaemon socket and "talk" to it. So imap logs that fact - there's not much else it can log. Where did you get courier-imap and authdaemon? If you compiled them yourself, go back and get the latest versions of BOTH authdaemon and courier-imap and compile them again. If you got them from a repository, I would remove them and make sure you don't have any older copies running around. Then reinstall and make sure you get a fairly recent version. (You probably don't want to run this from a Redhat 9 repository.) ;-) HTH Jeff Jansen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list courier-users@lists.sourceforge.net Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
