[ilugd]: IMAP Authenication and qmail

2002-10-12 Thread Manish Gulati
Hi All, Can somebody please help me with a problem of IMAP Authentication using qmail. I am using qmail and has hosted Virtual Domains on it. For Virtual Hosting I have used prepend format in virtualdomains files. Now whenever any user authenticates through IMAP he has to use prepend-username and

Re: [ilugd]: IMAP Authenication and qmail

2002-10-17 Thread Manish Gulati
Hello Everybody,   Sorry for posting this message again, can somebody pls. help me with this, any suggestions or any readings to go with. I hope this reached to everyone on list. Thanks jas  Manish Gulati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, Can somebody please help me with a problem o

[ilugd]: Urgent Help reqd. File-max limit reached

2002-11-08 Thread Manish Gulati
Hi everybody, I am facing very serious problem with my mail server. The problem is that maximum file limit reaches after sometime and server start giving following messages in /var/log/messages :-   VFS: file-max limit 32768 reached Kernel: Can't locate module net-pf-10 PAM : adding faulty module :

[ilugd]: Strange HTTPD instance problem

2002-12-03 Thread Manish Gulati
Hi, I have a query regarding Apache HTPD server. I am running Virutal Sites, the problem I face with apache is that after every 2-3 Hrs of proper functioning, suddenly I find that the CPU utilization shoots to 99% out of which almost 98% is utilized by either 1 or 2 HTTPD instances. And the time th

[ilugd]: Runing script as superuser

2002-12-31 Thread Manish Gulati
Happy New Year !!! Can somebody tell me how to run a script by a normal user in setuid root mode. I am using Redhat 6.2 system. I need to change password of user X from User Y account through the script and both of them are not superuser. I have already tried set -p command in script and the follow

Re: [ilugd]: problems with redhat 7.2 server

2003-01-15 Thread Manish Gulati
Hi Tushar When you boot linux in single user mode. Give following command to change your HDD mode to read write again:-   # mount -t ext3 -n -o,remount,rw /dev/hda7 / where,    ext3 is your filesystem /dev/hda7 is your root partition Also check the Boot log message to know the problem.