IIRC, Davide has said that a Resource Log Entry Not Found error is 
typically a missing directory. Double-check to makie sure that empty 
directories were extracted from the download...
I'm sure someone more conversant will come along shortly and give you a 
better answer...

At 19:39 2/1/2004, Gregory Eisenbeis wrote:

>I have downloaded  and installed xmail.  I started the service and it
>seems to be running.  I can telnet to it on port 6017 showing that it
>is indeed running.  I am trying to execute the following command:
>
>ctrlclnt -s localhost -u postmaster -p duh userlist
>
>and get error -148, Controller response error, Resource lock entry not
>found.
>
>I cannot figure out what the problem is.  Can anyone help?
>
>Greg
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