A A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think this is probably the cause for the high cpu
> load from qmail. Can anyone give me a pointer on how I
> can fix this? I'll admit that I am a complete newbie
> to linux and qmail, so any help and/or detailed
> instructions is greatly appreciated.
Did you remove the line beginning with "pop3" from the /etc/inetd.conf
file? If not, that's the reason.
In that case comment this line out (a # sign at the begin of the line)
and restart inetd.
To do this look at the process id of inetd:
ps ax | grep inetd | grep -v grep
The number at the front is the process id.
Then do a
kill -HUP 1234
(replace 1234 with the found process id of inetd).
Regards, Frank
