On Friday 30 September 2005 02:13 pm, Fred Dirkse - OIC Group, Inc. wrote: > I'm hosting about 100 domains and we recently built a new box and moved > the domains over to it (specs below). Everything in general is working > stellar, however, since we moved, our clients are getting random prompts > for POP password. Doesn't seem to be any pattern as to who or when. > It'll be fine for a week, then one day they'll get several prompts for > passwords. 99% have their password saved, and sometimes they can keep > clicking to send the same password and it'll go through. Sometimes not > - they'll call me, I'll change the password (just reset to what it was > originally), and it works. For those that have their clients always on > and set to automatically check every X mintues, they will return from > being away and find the prompt or a failed message, myself included. > I see nothing in the logs that shed a light as to what is going on. > My concurrency is 100, with both POP3 and SMTP maxing out at about 25 at > the busiest of times. > > Any advice or pointing in the right direction is appreciated.
> Gentoo, 2.6.11 > qmail - 1.03-r16 this isn't qmail. > vpopmail-5.4.6-r1 this is a hacked up version of vpopmail. we can't be sure that gentoo's changes aren't breaking anything, since they change a lot of stuff. Please remove your gentoo qmail installation and follow www.lifewithqmail.org. After that, you can install vpopmail by following the README file included in the source distribution. -Jeremy -- Jeremy Kitchen ++ [EMAIL PROTECTED] In the beginning was The Word and The Word was Content-type: text/plain -- The Word of Bob.
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