ftp works just fine under tcpserver.
I'd imagine telnet does too.
mike.
You don't have to choose between inetd and tcpserver;
you can use them both.
Use inetd for services like ident and ftpd and telnet, and
use tcpserver for SMTP and POP and so forth. tcpserver
doesn't prevent inetd
On Thu, Feb 17, 2000 at 10:32:23PM -0500, James Timberlake wrote:
well how do i go about re-enabling inetd. inetd.conf no longer loads upon
startup. i realized this once i installed and wasn't able to telnet or ftp
in (good thing i also use ssh). i got both telnet and ftp working under
actually i do know quite a bit about administering linux. that message came
off sounding like i have no idea what i'm talking about. it's just that
this has been driving me nuts and i'm a little worn out. inetd was running;
just not properly. tcpserver had taken over and wasn't allowing it to
On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 01:38:45AM -0500, James Timberlake wrote:
actually i do know quite a bit about administering linux. that message came
Well how about you demonstrate it by showing us the analysis you have
made of your problem?
A good admin does as much debugging as they can. They do
Hello qmail,
I've read UCSPI-TCP is very robust and reliable system. I've
encountered that they don't work together. Who knows how to replace
INETD with UCSPI-TCP send me some links or something else to help me
with this question.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
mulin
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Martin A. Brown wrote:
This line is broken for clarity...
This is not elegant. Anybody have suggestions to make this better?
Let's say you have some jerk spamming you from "wonderfrog.net" Here's how
to bounce /any/ mail from that domain.
| bouncesaying 'The
I've read UCSPI-TCP is very robust and reliable system. I've
encountered that they don't work together. Who knows how to replace
INETD with UCSPI-TCP send me some links or something else to help me
with this question.
Inetd is a daemon that, when told to listen to a set of
unsubscribe
I install qmail 1-.03 + Ucspi-tcp + Daemontools 0.61
and follow step by step instruction in Life with Qmail...
the daemon running well but my log file /var/log/qmail/smtpd/current and
/var/log/qmail/pop3d/current always empty ??
there is already multilog t qmail-smtpd and pop3d process, but log
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Lalonde" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| It seems taht unless there is a symbolic link from /var/spool/mail/user to
| /home/user/Mailbox, the user will not be notified, if they are logged into
| the box, that they have new mail.
| Since I want users to be notified
Hi there,
I've found the way to solve the problem.
Please forget the previous messaage I've posted.
Thanks anyway and sorry for wasting the bandwidth :-)
--
W.H.L.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2000 at 09:44:05PM -0500, James Timberlake wrote:
hi. i recently installed qmail via rpm and it replaced inetd with tcpserver.
now all my services that i had running under inetd.conf are no longer
available. i was able to get ftpd and telnetd back up and running because
well how do i go about re-enabling inetd. inetd.conf no longer loads upon
startup. i realized this once i installed and wasn't able to telnet or ftp
in (good thing i also use ssh). i got both telnet and ftp working under
tcpserver, but identd doesn't work still. i'd love to get inetd working
qmail Digest 17 Feb 2000 11:00:01 - Issue 914
Topics (messages 37301 through 37349):
Re: Distribution List
37301 by: Anand Buddhdev
POP Account checking
37302 by: Istvan Berko
37314 by: Magnus Bodin
Re: pop3 and checkpassword
37303 by: Uwe Ohse
mulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read UCSPI-TCP is very robust and reliable system. I've
encountered that they don't work together.
They work fine together as long as you don't try to combine them or
overlap them. In other words, each service needs to be handled by
either inetd or
I know this is off-topic, but I'd like to know if anyone else is seeing
this: Over the last couple of weeks, I've been seeing a lot of
'554 transaction failed' errors in my qmail logs for deliveries to
hotmail.com addresses. In some cases, my customers have reported that
even though they received
Hi there.
Due to some server trouble this morning, our web
and email services were down. We are now up and running, but no external
messages have been obtained over those couple hours.
However, external messages being sent to us currently do
arrive.
We have shutdown and restarted qmail.
"Jeff Russell, AIT" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Due to some server trouble this morning, our web and email services
were down. We are now up and running, but no external messages have
been obtained over those couple hours.
However, external messages being sent to us currently do arrive.
We have
Well if I am reading your messages right I assume one of two things.
1. They are sitting at your secondary MX and it doesn't know your up yet
2. They got deferred from the senders and you will get them next time it
tries to be sent.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Sill [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
I would like ask you some simple question about the symbolic links unde
qmail. Is it necessary to create symbolic links in order to qmail to work
properly? I have read in the last messages that the only adventage on
creating these links may be that the user will be notified if they recived
Hello, all.
much stuff deleted from original message
1. The log and qmail-qsanity are pointing at the problem--but why isn't the
correct uid set for
this message? Manually chown'ing the message to qmails results in immediate delivery.
^^
I am going to give you the answer that was given to me. It is my
understanding that if you export the MAILPATH in your system wide shell
config file, it is not necessary to have symbolic links to
/var/spool/mail/user.
This is my understanding from my experiences with qmail, but I am not very
Hello all,
I manage a university department's mailing lists,
as well as their network and PCs. My predecessor had set up qmail and
ezmlm on a FreeBSD machine to allow teachers to have discussion list for their
classes. The machine's host and domain name differ slightly from the
I have added the following to /etc/bashrc:
export MAIL="$HOME/Mailbox"
Then i sent mail to the user.
Waiting at least sixty seconds, the default time for new mail to be
recognized by bash, I logged the user in and got "No mail."
However, when I ran pine, there was one message waiting for the
Hi again.
In case you couldn't tell, I'm pretty new at
this qmail game. Qmail was set up before I arrived here and the person who
did so managed to set it up without logs. I know its strange, but what can
you do?
Is there a way of setting up these logs
now?
As for the messages, I
John P. Looney writes:
I've hacked up a version of getpw to authenticate off an Oracle database,
and, surprise surprise, it doesn't work. From reading docs, qmail-inject
seems to be pretty similar to the old "sendmail -v" I used to use to use
to debug broken sendmail systems. However,
Hi there,
I am using splogger/syslog to log my qmail server. It
is working just find but I wonder if it is possible to
log smtp, pop requests in separate log files.
I know that multilog could do this but for some reason
I have to use less reliable splogger/syslog.
Any idea ?
Thanks in
hi. i recently
installed qmail via rpm and it replaced inetd with tcpserver. now all my
services that i had running under inetd.conf are no longer available. i
was able to get ftpd and telnetd back up and running because qmail came with
files to run to get them to load. one service that i
i checked the processes and there is one listed as inetd but identd is not
working. i am running mandrake linux 6.1 if that is any help. and what do
you mean by "just run it".
-Original Message-
From: Chris Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 22:40
To:
Alright I've narrowed down my problem. If mail is sent to a user, and that
user is already logged onto the box, then they do get informed that they
have new mail. But If mail is sent to a user, and *then* they log into the
box, they simply get "No mail." Even if the user gets a message that they
On Thu, Feb 17, 2000 at 10:53:24PM -0500, James Timberlake wrote:
i checked the processes and there is one listed as inetd but identd is not
working. i am running mandrake linux 6.1 if that is any help. and what do
you mean by "just run it".
These are really "how do administer a Linux
On Thu, Feb 17, 2000 at 08:38:40PM -0800, Eric Lalonde wrote:
Alright I've narrowed down my problem. If mail is sent to a user, and that
user is already logged onto the box, then they do get informed that they
have new mail. But If mail is sent to a user, and *then* they log into the
box,
Hello,
Since Cyrus now uses SASL for authentication, does anyone
out there have any SASL handlers for authenticating out of a
CDB (or DB or GDBM) database or out of a text delimited
file. I'm curious, those of you who're using Cyrus and qmail
as a POP toaster, what are you using for
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