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<0> I really have no idea what I'm doing and I'm running into a problem with qmail: i type qmailctl start and it gives me this error: qmail-send supervise not running qmail-pop3 supervise not running qmail-smtpd supervise not running -- any ideas how to fix this?
<0> anyone??
<0> http://phpfi.com/102819 is a pastebin of my problem
<1> There'a a wrapper that runs qmail called supervise
<0> so what is your suggestion that I do?
<1> /etc/init.d/svscan start
<0> I don't have a svscan in my init.d folder
<1> Which distro
<0> fedora core 3
<0> thoughts?
<1> http://www.lifewithqmail.org/lwq.txt
<1> See section 2.8.2.2
<0> I have supervise scripts in /var/qmail already
<0> I just don't know how to start them
<0> any idea how to start them? Ican't find it in that doc
<1> Well, it's probably something ridiculusly simple, I just don't know what it is under RH.
<0> hmm ok.
<1> Do you have /usr/bin/svscan
<0> yes
<1> That should do it.
<1> AFAIK
<0> supervise: fatal: unable to start boot/run: file does not exist
<0> bah, thanks for your help.
<1> Okay. It wants a path to a directory that contains symlinks to to rc scripts of the qmail services to be run. I have: PrISUm2 ~ # ls /service/ -l
<1> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 31 Nov 24 19:24 qmail-send -> /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-send
<1> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Nov 22 18:13 qmail-smtpd -> /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-smtpd
<0> I have those already
<1> Yes, when you started svscan did you p*** it the path to that directory?
<0> no, how do I do that?
<1> /usr/bin/svscan /service
<1> actually, here:
<1> This is exactly what my qmail starts:
<1> /usr/bin/svscan --pidfile /var/run/svscan.pid -- /service
<0> no pidfile there
<0> seems /usr/bin/svscan doesn't exist, must be in the sbin
<0> /usr/local/bin/svscan
<0> that's where it is
<1> mkay. Go different distros putting things in different places. :)
<0> yeah, found it, but it's saying taht PID file doesn't exist
<1> Try it without the pid file argument
<0> ok
<0> I launched it and just sits there
<0> looking like it's trying to launch something
<1> Well, if you run it from the command line it should just sit there
<0> screen it?
<0> or do what?
<1> But if everything is OK the system should react to incoming and outgoing emails.
<1> My system uses start-stop-daemon to call it, but that may be gentoo specific.
<0> YES!
<0> that worked!
<0> thank you
<1> np
<2> hi guys. anyone up for a qmail question?
<2> no dice?
<3> fah: dont ask to ask, just ask
<4> Hi all
<4> Does Qmail have any "web" that I can put in my apache server to get axx via the web into the email's?
<5> Yoni: is a other's project's horde , imp; etc
<4> cool, thanks for the info
<6> Alright.. i just switched mail servers, and am using IMAP (both on old and new) what is the best way to transfer all the data (folders, emails)? I have root access to both servers..
<2> i am running the qmail toaster package and everything is setup correctly
<2> i created /home/vpopmail/etc/defaultdomain with the default domain so users could log into squirrelmail without appending @pabstblueribbon.net to their username
<2> except when they login WITHOUT appending @pbr.net they are able to login but mail they compose is sent out as user@localhost instead of user@pabstblueribbon.net
<2> if they do login with the fully qualified name it sends out correctly though
<2> any ideas?
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