Hi Gary,
I solved the trouble: we were on the wrong way.
As last resort I tried to strace amavisd process. Well, it seems there were
problem related to permission with /etc/ldap.conf and
/etc/openlda/ldap.conf.
Changed them to less restrictive permissions and amavis started to work
properly.
Marco wrote:
> Hi Gary,
> here we are :O)
>> Provide results from these:
> ls -l /etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf
> 28 /etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf
> ls -l /etc/amavisd.conf
> 0 /etc/amavisd.conf
> it's a symlink
> grep amavisd.conf /etc/init.d/amavisd
> prog_config_file="/etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf"
> I g
Hi Gary,
here we are :O)
> Provide results from these:
ls -l /etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf
28 /etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf
ls -l /etc/amavisd.conf
0 /etc/amavisd.conf
it's a symlink
grep amavisd.conf /etc/init.d/amavisd
prog_config_file="/etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf"
I guess they are right.
Here is the l
Provide results from these:
ls -l /etc/amavisd/amavisd.conf
ls -l /etc/amavisd.conf
grep amavisd.conf /etc/init.d/amavisd
How do you start amavisd?
Gary V
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services,
Marco wrote:
> It produces lots of output :O), but I don't know how to log it: I tried
amavisd debug-sa >> mylog.log and
> and amavisd debug-sa | echo > mylog.log: both produces an empty files and
> all log go to console :(
> I tried to guess where is the error reading this output, but I've not
> Gary wrote:
> The next two lines I get when I do this are related to BerkeleyDB.
> Try setting:
>
> $enable_db = 0;
Nothing changed :(
>
> Are you running amavisd-new chrooted?
No
>If so, comment out
Is already commented
> what 'amavisd debug-sa' produces.
It produces lots of output :O), but I d
Gary wrote:
> The next two lines I get when I do this are related to BerkeleyDB.
> Try setting:
> $enable_db = 0;
> Are you running amavisd-new chrooted? If so, comment out
> $daemon_chroot_dir and try again. Other than that, I didn't see
> anything in particular that gave any more clues. You sa
Marco wrote:
> Jul 13 16:36:15 virgilio amavis[18179]: Creating db in
> /var/spool/amavisd/db/; BerkeleyDB 0.26, libdb 4.3
> Jul 13 16:36:16 virgilio amavis[18179]: SpamControl: initializing
> Mail::SpamAssassin
> Jul 13 16:36:17 virgilio amavis[18179]: SpamControl: init_pre_fork done
The next t
>
>> Have you any other suggestions?
>> Thanks
>> Marco
>>
>
> What are the last few lines of output before it dies? Is SELinux
> enabled? If it is, you may wish to try disabling it.
> No other ideas at the moment.
>
> Gary V
>
/etc/init.d/amavisd start
produces the following output (with loglevel
Marco wrote:
>> But for your suggestions: you have put me on the right way: the 2 servers
>> (one cluster) have to replace our existing server.
>> I tried to unplug :O) the cable that connected the cluster to our switch.
>> Amavis started to work properly.
>> It seems that amavis have been tricked
> But for your suggestions: you have put me on the right way: the 2 servers
> (one cluster) have to replace our existing server.
> I tried to unplug :O) the cable that connected the cluster to our switch.
> Amavis started to work properly.
> It seems that amavis have been tricked by our "official"
Marco wrote:
> Gary V
>> Was there absolutely no output? If there was it may help to see it.
>> There have been cases of a corrupt perl module Net::DNS exhibiting
>> somewhat similar behavior.
> it is up to date
>> See if your copy is up to date. Also make sure your resolver works:
> it works pro
Gary V
> Was there absolutely no output? If there was it may help to see it.
> There have been cases of a corrupt perl module Net::DNS exhibiting
> somewhat similar behavior.
it is up to date
> See if your copy is up to date. Also make sure your resolver works:
it works properly:
Russ Ochsner
> .
Marco wrote:
> Hi Gary, thanks to your reply
> I tried both amavisd stop and amavisd -u amavis debug or amavisd debug.
> I think it may be something related to DNS settings (due to cluster
> redundancy), but I can't figure how to discover the trouble
Was there absolutely no output? If there was
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> Marco wrote:
>
>> I enabled debug level 5,
>> but got nothing: the strange thing is that that also if I try to telnet
>> to
>> 127.0.0
Marco wrote:
> I enabled debug level 5,
> but got nothing: the strange thing is that that also if I try to telnet to
> 127.0.0.1:10024 I get a connection, but with no prompt and amavisd seems to
> hang. It seems to start and kill 2 process rapidly and continue to infinite.
> If I give ps -aux I
Hi,
This trouble is driving me crazy: I'm working on a system (fedora Core 4)
where I installed everything is possible for an ISP: (postfix, courier-imap,
sqwebmail, apache, pureFtpd, .. and so on) I tested for 2 weeks and
everything went fine (also with postfix & amavisd.new). Now I'm doing a
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