> Now you have to make qmail-pop3d run at boot > Go to /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/ (or whatever runlevel you normally boot into) > You should find that in this directory there is a link called > K<n>qmail-pop3d.init , where <n> is a two digit number > Now look for the link S<N>qmail.init, where <N> is another two digit > number > Rename K<n>qmail-pop3d.init to S<a>qmail-pop3d.init , where <a> is any > two digit number you like as long as it is larger than <N> > Restart or equivalent Or use chkconfig, which manages all of the links for you and can give you a summary of what's turned on and what's not. > To summarize the rpm installs symbolic links to the qmail-pop3d.init > script in the rc.d subdirectories. However it gives them numbers lower > than the qmail.init script. This means that the pop3d script executes > before the rest of qmail. Since it depends on other parts of the qmail > system it fails. What parts of the qmail system does qmail-pop3d depend on? -- Russ Allbery ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) <URL:http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
