Okay,
So I upgraded to 1.2.7b (with the conn.reconnect = 1 statement)...but I
still get the same problem. After about a day of using the imap server I
get the error Connection dropped by Server
The POP3 (dbmail) and SMTP (Postfix) servers run just fine and do not give
any errors. A restart of
Hi all..
Sorry if I'm starting a new thread but I can't reply to any message since I've
just joined the list ;).
I upgraded to 1.2.7b too, but still I get those connection drops from mysql -
but unlike John M. Brown I get those with pop3 too. Here's a short snap from
my logs, in case they are
On Sun, 2004-05-02 at 20:41, John M. Brown wrote:
Got another problem when trying to add the line.
Here's the error:
In file included from /usr/include/mysql/mysql.h:64,
from mysql/dbmysql.c:12:
/usr/include/mysql/my_list.h:34: conflicting types for `list_reverse'
On Sun, 2004-05-02 at 18:58, Leif Jackson wrote:
I am betting that my mysql auto-reconnect change that went into 2.x devel
tree didn't get into 1.2.x Ilja? maybe we can get out a 1.2.7b anyway in
the db_connect area you have to add a line like...
/* auto re-connect */
You have a good point...but the reason for MySQL 4.1 is because it allows
subqueries that are required for other software running through that
server.
I don't particularly like running alpha software, but I have been using
MySQL for years and they have always proven to be stable for me even in
I am betting that my mysql auto-reconnect change that went into 2.x devel
tree didn't get into 1.2.x Ilja? maybe we can get out a 1.2.7b anyway in
the db_connect area you have to add a line like...
/* auto re-connect */
conn.reconnect = 1;
this is right after the mysql_init in
Got another problem when trying to add the line.
Here's the error:
In file included from /usr/include/mysql/mysql.h:64,
from mysql/dbmysql.c:12:
/usr/include/mysql/my_list.h:34: conflicting types for `list_reverse'
list.h:43: previous declaration of `list_reverse'
make: ***
I got the 1.2.6 dbmail installed and working perfect...except...
I'm running dbmail-pop3 and dbmail-imapd. They both work fine for about a
day. Almost exactly 24 hours (don't think that's important) later the
IMAP server starts dropping connections and it won't let me check my mail.
The pop3
