>> >> I've made an attempt to move my xmail to a VPS-server (virtual >> >> private >> >> server) situated in a large hosting company in Sweden. The whole >> >> idea sounded really great since they could provide me with a more >> >> stable internet connection than I presently have. The downside is >> >> of cource I have limited knowledge of the box I'm running. Other >> >> than it's a CentOS distribution, I know nothing. :P >> >> >> >> My probkem is I'm getting an error message every time a filter is >> >> supposed to run. This is an error I've never seen before: >> >> >> >> May 16 09:43:53 216892 XMail[25850]: Filter error (-97): Sender = >> >> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Recipient = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Filter = >> >> "/var/MailRoot/bin/sa_filter.pl" >> >> >> >> May 16 17:36:07 216892 XMail[28404]: SMTP filter error (-97): >> >> Filter = "/var/MailRoot/filters/glst/glst" >> >> >> >> May 17 04:03:12 216892 XMail[22001]: Filter error (-97): Sender = >> >> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Recipient = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" >> >> Filter = "/var/MailRoot/filters/checkvirus.pl" >> >> >> >> According to documentation this means "Error in function {fork}". >> >> This is where I'm stuck. The error seems to prevent the filters to >> >> even begin to run. So, this is where I'm stuck. >> >> >> >> Any ideas, anyone? >> > >> >Check the paths defined in the scripts or in the config files. The >> >absolute >> >> path to >> >> >$MailRoot has probably changed but wasn't updated for these scripts. >> > >> >Jeff >> >> Hi Jeff! >> >> No, the paths are the same. I've used the patented copy&paste-method >> to verify that several times.
>Are the scripts are executable? Problems with permissions throw that error. Yes, things can be run manually. The problem seems to be with xmail fireing up the scripts. I think I'm on a bad setup, I've never seen this kind of behavour before. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]