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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 11:58
AM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] after installing
vpopmail - I cannot do : telnet localhost 110
Hi Oliver,
First: GET RID of that stupid "Reply-To:" in
your settings. It makes it
unnecessary difficulty to answer to the
list, as Reply-To takes
precedence. As your Reply-To is the very
same as your from it's
additionally _absolutely obsolete_.
If you'd read the list, and not only ask your questions and ignore
all
other mail you'd have noticed I already mentioned this in a mail
w/
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
to somebody
else.
Second: in a former answer to you
(Message-ID:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
I suggested you start a new
thread by creating _a fresh new mail_,
instead of replying to an
existing one. This suggestion was made for
explicit reasons, not for
fun. It seems you're not reading answers
to your questions carefully,
which might lead to you not getting
much answer in the future.
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 17:19:39 +0100 "Oliver
Etzel - GoodnGo.COM \(R\)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Normally when you make
> telnet localhost 110
> then
>
Escape character is '^]'.
> +OK <21032.104488897
> will
appear.
>
> I will get no answer.
> How can I get it
work?
Get a clue about your system.
Jens wrote what you should
do:
>> try a netstat -lnp and search port 110, mayby the port
did't bind to
>> localhost.
If there is no service bound to
that port you _can't_ get "an answer".
Get an idea about how
TCP/IP-services and daemons work: no application
that bind to a port, no
service available.
>>> after installing vpopmail succesfully-
I cannot do : telnet localhost 110
>>> Where can I look? Who had
the same problem?
Clayton alredy answered your question: installating
vpopmail ain't
installing a POP3-daemon. The vpopmail documentation
describes _VERY
WELL_ how to include vpopmail in a normal qmail-pop3d
startup.
Read LWQ, read the vpopmail documentation and set up a
POP3-daemon.
That's all. And that's all qmail issues.
If you're not
able to set up the daemon properly because you not even
understand
tcpserver you're good advised find somebody who does. Even if
you need to
pay him.
It's a bad idea to build a car if you don't have any idea how
to
assemble it. It's even worse to try to drive it afterwards, you'll
put
yourself and innocent other into danger.
--
Peter
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