Thanks to everyone who offered suggestions, both on and offlist.
Unfortunately nothing seems to work so I suppose I will just resort to
starting spamd in another way until I find the answer. I realize this
wasn't a SA problem per se, but I appreciate the time and efforts to help.
Cheers,
Gle
Glen Carreras wrote:
Rick Macdougall wrote:
Possibly you are starting spamd before starting mysql (or haven't
given mysql enough time to start up).
Rick,
I wish it was that, but I have MySQL running on another machine and it
has been up all this time. I can connect to it fine if I start sp
Try adding a -D to the init.d spamd call and see if it gives you any more
info on why it's failing.
Thanks for the quick reply. I did use the -D option and it doesn't give
anymore information at all. Basically the error is contained in these two
lines (and I have to paraphrase a little because
Rick Macdougall wrote:
Possibly you are starting spamd before starting mysql (or haven't
given mysql enough time to start up).
Regards,
Rick
Rick,
I wish it was that, but I have MySQL running on another machine and it
has been up all this time. I can connect to it fine if I start spamd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try adding a -D to the init.d spamd call and see if it gives you any more info
on why it's failing.
Matthew,
Thanks for the quick reply. I did use the -D option and it doesn't give
anymore information at all. Basically the error is contained in these
two line
Glen Carreras wrote:
Hi,
Hopefully someone can give me some advice here. I've been fighting with
SpamD for the last two days trying to get it to connect to a MySQL
database. I think I've finally weeded out all of my "own" errors and am
down to this:
Possibly you are starting spamd before
Glen Carreras wrote:
> I'm using identical tests... starting as root, using the same test
> mail, same email user, same database user, the only difference (that
> I am aware) is the fact that one starts from init.d and the other
> from the command line. I realize there are, of course, some "extra"
