On Sat, 2004-02-28 at 15:36, Axiom wrote:Sorry about the top posting. I have never heard of top posting before. I just had to look it up on google to see what it even meant. Now I know :)
I am not sure how qmail-smtpd is running. I don't even see it in my process list anywhere. I am running qmail + vpopmail + courier-imap.
you probably won't, it's only active when there is a connection active.
The only other thing that I can see is that in my /etc/rc.local startup script i have a line that says:
csh -cf '/command/svscanboot &'
that's starting svscan on /service. that's from daemontools.
Could that have something to do with how qmail-smtpd is running?
maybe, if you're running it under daemontools.
How does qmail-smtpd usually start with a qmail + vpopmail setup?
it must be started under a superserver such as tcpserver, inetd, xinetd,
etc.
I assume you're using freebsd, so you can't use netstat -anp to get the
process id of what is listening on port 25.
The thing is, you should know how it's starting, because you set it up.
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Ahh yes... You've jogged my memory a bit.
I am starting qmail-smtpd using inetd with the following line:
smtp stream tcp nowait qmaild /var/qmail/bin/tcp-env tcp-env /var/qmail/bin/qmail-smtpd
Could I just add -x/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb to the end of that line?
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