On Linux at LILO type linux single
This will enter run level 1 ( single )
"Jorge A. Rodriguez" wrote:
> Hi there:
>
> Friends, I know this is not a list of boot, but i need to boot in single
> mode because the file of passwd is corrupt, some can tellme How can i do
> it?, i mean what key i ha
if your linux kernel is named linux then type "linux -s" at the lilo boot
prompt
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jorge A.
Rodriguez
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 1:42 PM
To: Cyrus List; Anders Olausson
Subject: Re: PROBLEM!!!...
Well Th
I really shouldn't but we need more details. What OS are u using? In
almost all cases this is a less then 10 character answer but we still need
details. Please be more specific.
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Rodriguez
Sent: M
linux S
from lilo prompt.
"Jorge A. Rodriguez" wrote:
> ohhh, sorry i forgot it, is a Linux Red hat 6.1, well i actually resolve the
> problem typing "init S" in boot:
>
> but a like to know is there is another way...
>
> thanks
>
> ===
> Lic. Jorge A. Rodríguez Suárez
Well Thanks every people that helped me...i've actually resolved the
problem, and i learn with urs advices...
Thank u very much...
===
Lic. Jorge A. Rodríguez Suárez
Grupo de Administracion de Redes.
Universidad de Ciego de Avila.
CUBA, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
==
ohhh, sorry i forgot it, is a Linux Red hat 6.1, well i actually resolve the
problem typing "init S" in boot:
but a like to know is there is another way...
thanks
===
Lic. Jorge A. Rodríguez Suárez
Grupo de Administracion de Redes.
Universidad de Ciego de Avila.
CUBA, em
Hi there:
Friends, I know this is not a list of boot, but i need to boot in single
mode because the file of passwd is corrupt, some can tellme How can i do
it?, i mean what key i have to press to do it?
regards...
me.
Cyrus 2.0.9 - I don't know whether the problem was present in version 1.
I think a simple example will be the easiest way to describe the general
problem, which can probably cause trouble in other circumstances.
Consider copying messages from one mailbox to another. Suppose that
initially the so
On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 11:43:59AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Larry Greenfield writes:
> >
> >This sort of directory hash is very easy to implement in Cyrus; a
> >better directory hash than the one included wasn't chosen since we
> >wanted something simple that worked well enough for u
> the problem is. If i write a mail to flo[rian]@proescholdt.de
> it is delivered to his mailbox on the server, but the
> redirection from cyrus to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> stays in the queue for nearly half an hour before it is sent
> out.
> The same mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] gehts
> out at once
It sounds to me like it's not actually a sieve/cyrus problem, but a
sendmail issue. I suggest you look at your sendmail startup script and see
if it has a line similar to "/usr/sbin/sendmail -bd -q30m" or so. The
-qX[s|m|h] tells sendmail to process any items in the queue every X number
of sec
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