In my first email my configure parameters are configure --enable-popbulldir=/usr/local/popper/bulletin --enable-log-login --enable-spool-dir=/usr/mail --enable-temp-drop-dir=/home/mail --enable-keep-temp-drop --enable-servermode --enable-bulletins=/usr/local/popper/bulletin --enable-timing
I am using servermode. Here is an error session from yesterday before I removed the mail file Feb 12 17:45:32.623 2002 [65418] (v4.0.3) POP login by user "lancol" at (ppp-119.depot.com.au) 202.129.79.119 Feb 12 18:08:46.448 2002 Feb 12 18:08:49.501 2002 [65418] I/O error flushing output to client lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au [202.129.79.119]: Operation not permitted (1) Feb 12 18:08:49.501 2002 Feb 12 18:08:49.501 2002 [65418] lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au (202.129.79.119): -ERR SIGHUP or SIGPIPE flagged Feb 12 18:08:49.501 2002 Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 [65418] I/O error flushing output to client lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au [202.129.79.119]: Operation not permitted (1) Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 [65418] lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au (202.129.79.119): -ERR POP hangup from scotty.hemnet.com.au Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 [65418] I/O error flushing output to client lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au [202.129.79.119]: Operation not permitted (1) Feb 12 18:08:49.502 2002 Feb 12 18:08:50.492 2002 [65418] I/O error flushing output to client lancol at ppp-119.depot.com.au [202.129.79.119]: Operation not permitted (1) Feb 12 18:08:50.492 2002 Feb 12 18:08:50.492 2002 [65418] (v4.0.3) Timing for [EMAIL PROTECTED] (error) auth=0 init=0 clean=1 I deleted the file and the user disconnected and reconnected Feb 12 18:09:47.567 2002 [65491] (v4.0.3) POP login by user "lancol" at (ppp-93.depot.com.au) 202.129.79.93 Feb 12 18:09:47.567 2002 Feb 12 18:10:20.915 2002 [65491] (v4.0.3) Timing for [EMAIL PROTECTED] (normal) auth=0 init=0 clean=1 As you can see it took from 17:45 to 18:08 before the failure (Size of the file 5 Mb) so it was downloading and then failed. Wayne At 08:42 PM 12-02-02 +0900, Peter Evans wrote: >Wayne Heming ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > I will try changing the 60 sec. default on Outlook. to the same as > Eudora 5 > > mins. > > Use SERVERMODE or whatever it is called today. Stops things being > copied. > but I think your problems may well be elsewhere. > > > Hey it may even be a sendmail problem, I think its definitely a mailbox > > corruption type problem. > > corruption is caused by locks not locking what they should. > so you need to check that both MTA and qpopper speak the same > language. > > P > >-- >END OF LINE.
