Pierre,
On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 04:06:01PM -0500, Pierre A. Humblet wrote:
> If you run with -d you will see that exim sheds all supplementary
> groups.
I was just following the README:
cygrunsrv -I exim -p /usr/bin/exim -e CYGWIN=ntsec \
-a "-bdf -q15m" -d "Exim Mail Transfer Agent" \
-1 /var/log/exim/cygrunsrv_out.log -2 /var/log/exim/cygrunsrv_err.log
Should I no longer use the "-d" option?
> As a first step you should make sure that the primary group of SYSTEM
> is 544 on your system and not 18 (as it used to be 6 months back).
> That's needed to setuid, but I am not exactly sure how it relates to
> wsock.
I tried the above is still no luck:
$ id
uid=18(SYSTEM) gid=544(Administrators) groups=544(Administrators)
$ ~jt/src/exim-4.12-3/build-CYGWIN-i386/exim -bdf -q15m
2003-02-24 16:35:38 cannot find smtp/tcp service when starting daemon
> Can you better explain your setup, i.e. what user are you running exim
> under normally, when you debug, when you strace, etc....
I run all of the above under the LocalSystem account.
> > $ exim -bdf -q15m
> > wsock_init(): wsock_started = 0
> > wsock_init(): wsastartup = 0x7503d2c3
> > wsock_init(): wsastartup() returned 10107
> > getservbyname() failed with last error = 10093
>
> Don't you think that failing to start wsock deserves a system_printf?
Are you asking me specifically? Or, is this a rhetorical question for
other Cygwin developers too? Given my experience trying to debug this
problem, I guess that I would vote "yes".
Thanks,
Jason
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