Hi -
Wayne Pascoe wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to fake a mac server for Backup on my Mac. I'm using
FreeBSD with Apache 2.0.43 and SSL.
I've got an SSL server working on port 443 with a self signed
certificate. Connecting to this box with a browser, all looks ok both
with http:// and https://
Us
ame or the email server?
use dig to find the IP address of your host (dig foo.bar)
use the IP address that comes back in the ANSWER section for the dig -x
(IP address from above) PTR
again, look under the ANSWER section, and it will show you the reverse
record.
Brian
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very method (or, if your directions call for it, it may
be in a file called defaultdelivery in the /var/qmail/controls
directory).
I know that Matt has made the install "simple" by making allot of
perl scripts - so check in both places. It's common to miss the last
/ or the .
ries in question, and qmail
can't write the mail.
You can also check the queue (/var/qmail/queue) and see if the messages
are still there.
Brian
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Keith Spencer wrote:
But qmail bounces incoming mail claiming the account
does not exist on the server. It will deliver mail fro
the postmaster account but no others!
I have no idea where to look to config it. Any clues
guys?
Keith Spencer
What does your /var/log/qmail/current file say?
$tai
Brian Jackson wrote:
Hi -
I have a question regarding installation - the handbook alluded to the
answer, but I'd like opinions from people who may have done this
before :)
It seems like this was addressed in a thread that I missed (see Dual
Booting FreeBSD 4.7 and Windows XP) - the
Hi -
I have a question regarding installation - the handbook alluded to the
answer, but I'd like opinions from people who may have done this before :)
My system is setup as follows:
IDE Controller 0 : Drive 0 (jumpered as master) : Windows XP
IDE Controller 0 : Drive 1 (jumpered as slave) :
l me if you have any questions.
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ough setting up qmail.
I'm sure the instructions above work well - just wanted to point out
the part about inetd.
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for qmail
as well (http://www.inter7.com).
With all that said, I have no experience with postfix - but I have had
much success with qmail and its addons.
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.7 (which of course very well may have been the
case :)
Just my 2 pesos
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ome up, as I recently upgraded to 4.7 and it
broke my /usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server.sh script with the same
syntax? What changed?
I tried a simple script on FreeBSD 4.7, OSX 10.2 and Solaris 8, and
they all barfed on that syntax.
my 2 pesos
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=`ps -axw | grep qmail-send | grep -v grep | awk '{
print
$1 }'`
if [ "$qmailpid" != "" ]; then
kill $qmailpid
echo -n " qmail"
fi
;;
*)
echo "Usage: `basename $0` {start|stop}" >&
Kris Kennaway wrote:
Files may be written
only if they already exist and are publicly writable.
Kris
I know that on some old Sun systems I had to manage, I had to "touch
" and make sure it was writable before we could get files to
it. In other words, make a 0 length file of the na
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