On 25/06/2010 08:53, Xavi Montero wrote:
The only change done in the server one week ago has been to install
ntpdate, running once per day in cron-daily.
In the cron reports, ntpdate reports a time-jump of 9 seconds each
night. We did this because "apparently" we did not a "soft time drift"
- Might this time-jump cause dovecot to die?
- I don't know wehere the dovecot logs are written to. Where do I
I've confirmed in the logs that the die was really controlled and caused
by the time-jump:
Here's the log:
"
Jun 25 06:25:00 hidrogeno dovecot: Time just moved backwards by 9
secon
Am 25.06.2010 10:35, schrieb William Blunn:
Xavi Montero wrote:
It has been running for several weeks but from one week ago or so, it
suddently dies about once per day.
The only change done in the server one week ago has been to install
ntpdate, running once per day in cron-daily.
In the cr
On 25.6.2010 10:53, Xavi Montero wrote:
The only change done in the server one week ago has been to install
ntpdate, running once per day in cron-daily.
In the cron reports, ntpdate reports a time-jump of 9 seconds each
Time jumps, especially backwards, are not a good thing on a server. You
s
Xavi Montero wrote:
It has been running for several weeks but from one week ago or so, it
suddently dies about once per day.
The only change done in the server one week ago has been to install
ntpdate, running once per day in cron-daily.
In the cron reports, ntpdate reports a time-jump of 9
I had the same problem due to clock backward
On 06/25/2010 09:53 AM, Xavi Montero wrote:
Hi all, my first post.
After years with an old server, a couple of months ago I've installed a
new one.
We use IMAP. After research, I chosed dovecot.
It has been running for several weeks but from one w
