Hello I am still getting this error:
# /etc/init.d/dbmail start /etc/init.d/dbmail: line 183: 17580 Segmentation fault I reinstalled dbmail and dbmail-mysql with apt-get reinstall I created a blank db for dbmail so I am not using my populated db. I made sure that followiing database settings are correct: host=localhost user=dbmail pass=****** db=dbmailtest sqlport=3306 sqlsocket=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock driver=mysql authdriver=sql table_prefix=dbmail_ dbmailtest is my new db created as if this was a new install. I made sure that the user dbmail has access to dbmailtest by loging in via phpmyadmin with that user name and password. That also shows that mysql is working fine. Then I started reading up on what segmentation fault is. In a nut shell it is when a program tries to access memory locations that haven't been allocated for that program's use. Everything I found about it indicates it to be a programming mistake. But we know that that isn't true since it works for you guys.
/etc/init.d/dbmail: line 183: 17580 Segmentation fault <<
I have two pieces of info and I can't find anything usefull on the net about this. 1) The fault happens in /etc/init.d/dbmail on line 183 (But /etc/init.d/dbmail does not have that many lines so it is got to be in something it includes or links to I guess.) 2) It is segmentation fault number 17580 (Can't find anything on that either.) Do I maybe have to increase the memory for mysql in my.cnf. but dbmail is preaty much the only program using mysql at the moment so that is very unlikly too. As you can see I am on the end of my resources & capabilities here and would appriciate any type of suggestion you might have. Thanks Demi
