Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Nicole Ron McIntosh 



qmail starts with no errors now(thanx) but i STILL 
can not telnet to port 110 i get the following

telnet 127.0.0.1 110Trying 
127.0.0.1...Connected to 127.0.0.1.Escape character is 
'^]'.Connection closed by foreign host.
What do i seem to be doing wrong??

Nicole  Ron McIntosh

Re: Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Dave Sill 

"Nicole  Ron McIntosh" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

telnet 127.0.0.1 110
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to 127.0.0.1.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.

What do i seem to be doing wrong??

Insufficient data.

Show us your pop tcpserver command. Do any errors get logged?

-Dave

Re: Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Nicole Ron McIntosh 



first is pop tcpserver my pop3d in qmail startup 
script?

If so then both popup and pop3d are a bunch of 
control characters like

^^^
^H^E^By^^C^B^a

and so on (a bunch of jibberish i 
assume??)

in my smptd logs there is an error that says 
-

/etc/rc.d/init.d/qmail: -u507: command not 
found
Nicole  Ron McIntosh

Re: Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Dave Sill 

"Nicole  Ron McIntosh" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

first is pop tcpserver my pop3d in qmail startup script?

Yes.

If so then both popup and pop3d are a bunch of control characters like

^^^
^H^E^By^^C^B^a

and so on (a bunch of jibberish i assume??)

That's bad. Sounds like your startup script is hosed. Can you figure
out how it got that way? Can you recover a good version, e.g., from
backups?

If not, re-create it by downloading the copy linked on LWQ and re-add
the pop stuff.

-Dave

Re: Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Nicole Ron McIntosh 



That's bad. Sounds like your startup script is 
hosed. Can you figureout how it got that way? Can you recover a good 
version, e.g., frombackups?If not, re-create it by 
downloading the copy linked on LWQ and re-addthe pop stuff.

the jibberish isnt in my startup script its in the 
/var/qmail/bin/popup and /var/qmail/bin/pop3dNicole  Ron McIntosh

Re: Okie i think just one more question

1999-11-11 Thread Dave Sill 

"Nicole  Ron McIntosh" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

the jibberish isnt in my startup script its in the
/var/qmail/bin/popup and /var/qmail/bin/pop3d 

OK, yes, of course they're jibberish: they're binaries.

What we need to see is the tcpserver/qmail-pop3d/checkpasswd command
that's responsible to starting the pop service.

-Dave