Postfix problem on 2.4.21-ac2

Hi, I upgraded the kernels on some of my servers running Debian Woody, yesterday to 2.4.21-ac2 (compiled from source), or at least i tried to. Using the 2.4.21 kernel with Alan Cox' ac2-patch, all messages i send through Postfix get corrupted: [mail.log] Jun 24 06:27:46 aranea postfix/qmgr[399

Re: Postfix problem on 2.4.21-ac2

Thijs Welman wrote: Hi, I upgraded the kernels on some of my servers running Debian Woody, yesterday to 2.4.21-ac2 (compiled from source), or at least i tried to. Using the 2.4.21 kernel with Alan Cox' ac2-patch, all messages i send through Postfix get corrupted... FYI: The issue was s

Re: mysqld listening to the network interface

Hi, David Wilk wrote: I have another mysql question for ya. I remember setting up mysqld in slink and it was a breeze to get it listening on the network. I figured the mysqld in woody would be just as easy. Unfortunately, a netstat -a shows no sign of mysqld (even tho I verified it's running

Re: raid controller & debian

setup. The kerneldriver creates a sd-device for the array, so the rest is a piece of cake, just like using a scsi-disk. My advice would be: go for it :) -- Thijs Welman -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Postfix problem on 2.4.21-ac2

Hi, I upgraded the kernels on some of my servers running Debian Woody, yesterday to 2.4.21-ac2 (compiled from source), or at least i tried to. Using the 2.4.21 kernel with Alan Cox' ac2-patch, all messages i send through Postfix get corrupted: [mail.log] Jun 24 06:27:46 aranea postfix/qmgr[399]

Re: Postfix problem on 2.4.21-ac2

Thijs Welman wrote: Hi, I upgraded the kernels on some of my servers running Debian Woody, yesterday to 2.4.21-ac2 (compiled from source), or at least i tried to. Using the 2.4.21 kernel with Alan Cox' ac2-patch, all messages i send through Postfix get corrupted... FYI: The issue was solv

Re: mysqld listening to the network interface

Hi, David Wilk wrote: I have another mysql question for ya. I remember setting up mysqld in slink and it was a breeze to get it listening on the network. I figured the mysqld in woody would be just as easy. Unfortunately, a netstat -a shows no sign of mysqld (even tho I verified it's running)