> > Hashed spool directories (/var/spool/mail/c/c/ccrowley) is very different > from maildir. It just changes the location of new mail, not the format it's > stored in. >
Thanks. It has been a while since I read the Qpopper 4 Adminsitrator's handbook, and I meant hashed spool directories, not maildir format. > >I double checked my compilation (config.status), and it appears that I > >didn't enable "server-mode" in the last build. > >I will recompile with this option and report the results. My current > >configure options will be: > >./configure --enable-servermode --enable-log-login \ > > --enable-nonauth-file=/etc/nonauthfile --with-openssl=/usr/local/ssl \ > > --disable-any-kerberos-principal > > Looks good. You might also consider --enable-shy. No need to broadcast your > POP version to the world. > > >Suggestions for other changes are welcome. I am still concerned about the > >original error that I reported, i.e.. I/O error flushing output to client. > > The I/O error flushing output to client is harmless. You see that whenever a > client disconnects from the POP daemon without waiting for all of the messages > from the daemon. Usually this happens when a user disconnects in the middle > of a session, or if they don't wait for the "+OK Pop server at red.impulse.net > signing off." after they send the QUIT command. > My concern was that these clients were getting dropped. But I'll take your word for it that they are disconnecting ;-) Thanks. Chris
