Hi list,
I just recently installed SOGo and diged through its documentation. I
did not find anything mentioned which would explain the cause of my
problem, so please excuse me, if this was asked before. I installed from
sogos debian-repo and followed install-instructions of sogos manual.
Everythin
Hi Michael,
SOGo will restart after its log files have been rotated (via logrotate).
As you can see it's being relaunched right after being shutdown.
Your problem is that 3 minutes later it is shut down again. But there is
no way for us to know why without looking at your system. It's most
li
Thanks for your reply.
Actually it is shutdown 3 hours later, which is strange, because there
should be no cron-script running at that time. However your comment made
me check cron.daily again. Apparently a script got auto-generated on
install there. It contains the following:
#!/bin/sh
SOGOSPOOL
I found the solution to my problem (was suggested in this ml yesterday).
/etc/logrotate.d/sogo contained a post-rotate script which tried to
restart sogo via its own init-script. This restart made sogo "crash"
(well, not really a crash, as it shutdown gracefully, but not the
expected outcome of a r
Il 15/03/2011 13:34, Michael Noack ha scritto:
I found the solution to my problem (was suggested in this ml yesterday).
/etc/logrotate.d/sogo contained a post-rotate script which tried to
restart sogo via its own init-script. This restart made sogo "crash"
(well, not really a crash, as it shutdow
Hi!
> >I found the solution to my problem (was suggested in this ml yesterday).
[SNIP]
> >expected. But removing the post-rotate-part will fix the problem of sogo
> >being offline after a log-rotate occurred.
> >Just posting it here for documentary reasons.
>
> Yes, i can remove it but i want un