hi philip,
in fact they are dying: otherwise the PID would have stayed the same for
those messages; however there seems to be a problem as you normally don't
get a lot of those suicides. What is your current POP3D_CHILD_MAX_CONNECTS
value in the config table? Is it the newly created process that
At 09:14 AM 23/09/2002 +0200, Roel Rozendaal wrote:
in fact they are dying: otherwise the PID would have stayed the same for
those messages;
Sorry; I should have included more of the messages. They are in fact repeating:
Sep 23 15:44:03 mag dbmail/pop3d[203]: Maximum # of connections reached,
is it possible to use /tmp/mysql.sock (not localhost)?
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Best regards,
Igor mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
sure - just change the settings in config.h
- Original Message -
From: "Igor Olemskoi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 11:36 AM
Subject: [Dbmail] mysql.sock
> is it possible to use /tmp/mysql.sock (not localhost)?
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Igor
On 2002-09-23 12:36:15 +0300, Igor Olemskoi wrote:
> is it possible to use /tmp/mysql.sock (not localhost)?
IIRC, the MySQL client library has a special case and uses Unix sockets
(/tmp/mysql.sock by default) if you specify either no hostname (NULL),
or localhost.
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Shane
Carpe Diem
Hi guys I need to know how do i create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and ,[EMAIL PROTECTED] for all these addresses to redirect mail to my
own user account.
I can do that with my mail server but i have no idea how to do it with
dbmail.
Dbmail tells me something about bounce messages
At 09:14 AM 23/09/2002 +0200, Roel Rozendaal wrote:
in fact they are dying: otherwise the PID would have stayed the same for
those messages;
Here's a more extreme example:
Sep 23 15:13:07 mag dbmail/pop3d[252]: Maximum # of connections reached,
committing suicide...
Sep 23 15:13:08 mag dbmail
I have two mailboxes 300MB each and the following system:
FreeBSD + postfix + dbmail + BasiliX-webmail + MySQL + Celeron 1200 + 380MB
RAM.
Please advice, how to improve the speed. It takes 10 minutes to
open one mailbox :-(
MySQL, etc has default configuration.
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Best regards,
Well I'm running dbmail with mysql and the interface was built by us
using php and it is really fast it might be that Basilix-webmail is your
bottle-neck , we are running it on a P11 with 256MB Ram but it is a P11
server
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/02 14:35 PM >>>
I have two mailboxes 300MB each
What I need to know is how do I create a webmaster and postmaster for
dbmail to redirect to another domain
?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/02 14:35 PM >>>
I have two mailboxes 300MB each and the following system:
FreeBSD + postfix + dbmail + BasiliX-webmail + MySQL + Celeron 1200 +
380MB RAM.
Hello Abdulla,
D> Hi guys I need to know how do i create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ,
D> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and ,[EMAIL PROTECTED] for all these addresses to
D> redirect mail to my own user account.
Just add records to the dbmail.aliases table, with the delivery field
set to where you want them to go. As
Thanks man i'll try that right now
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/02 15:16 PM >>>
Hello Abdulla,
D> Hi guys I need to know how do i create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ,
D> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and ,[EMAIL PROTECTED] for all these addresses to
D> redirect mail to my own user account.
Just add records to the db
Does it matter if the other user is not on the same domain
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/02 15:25 PM >>>
Thanks man i'll try that right now
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/23/02 15:16 PM >>>
Hello Abdulla,
D> Hi guys I need to know how do i create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] ,
D> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and ,[EMAIL PR
Hello Abdulla,
D> Does it matter if the other user is not on the same domain
No, it does not - any alias can point to any destination address. If
the destination is a local mailbox, it is faster to use its number,
because dbmail doesn't have to do another lookup to find the final
address, but, th
Hi me again
I done exactly what you told me to do
first step i inserted the aliases into dbmail
by doing
insert into dbmail.aliases (alias,deliver_to) values
('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',21),('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',21);
no error was given to me when i issued this coomand so i think that
everything is corre
Hello Abdulla,
AD> anyway this is what i see in the database after all that
AD> 21 postmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] 21 0
AD> 2061 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 21 0
AD> 2062 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 21 0
Yes, that looks just fine.
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President,
Engineered Software Products, Inc
http://espi.com
Questionab
Dbmail on Solaris?
Is anyone running DBMail on Sun Solaris? I am starting to try and compile
on it. Just wanted to know what I am getting myself into.
Thank You.
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