One more time...qmail

[mafrota]

Ok now qmail is working. But there are a new trouble:
Telneting at port 110 all is ok. I put the user
user myuser
+OK
pass thepass
-ERR this user has no $HOME/Maildir

I already create the user and his MailDir using maildirmake at
/home/myuser/Maildir - cur; new; tmp

I alredy create a startup srip to use Maildir Mailboxes. It like:

exec env - PATH=3D"/var/qmail/bin:$PATH" \
qmail-start ./Maildir/ splogger qmail &

So whats wrong?


on 04/07/2002 16:06, Keary Suska at hierophant@pcisys.net wrote:

> on 7/4/02 11:21 AM, linuxppc@nxs.com.br purportedly said:
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>> Dear Sirs,=20
>>=20
>> I=B4m trying to implant a qmail in my server. I=B4m using a iMac computer
>> running
>> yellowdoglinux 2.2
>> The problem is that after I install the qmail in the system and I try to
>> verify
>> if it is functioning properly through the telnet comand using port 25
>> (telnet
>> localhost 25) I receive the following response:
>> connection refused.
>> When I use the command at port 80, the apache responds normally. At port=
 21
>> the
>> ProFTP also responds normally. I have already made sure that there are n=
o
>> other
>> e-mail server running in the machine (like sendmail, for example).
>> I would really appreciate if you could tell me what=B4s going wrong. Why c=
an=B4t
>> I
>> make the software work and run in my server.
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> $ ps -e | grep qmail-smtpd
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> To see if the SMTP server is running. If not, you may have to stop/start
> qmail. How this is done depends on whether you are using daemontools and
> what version.
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> If it *is* running, first check your tcpserver command line in the launch
> script (again, depends on how you installed), to make sure you included t=
he
> proper option for referencing the correct tcprules file. If the tcprules
> file doesn't exist, all connections may be refused. Your tcprules file is
> usually called smtp.cdb or tcp-smtp.cdb, and usually somewhere in the /et=
c
> directory. If you installed everything by hand, you probably know where t=
his
> is. If you used an RPM, do rpm -ql rpm_name to find out where it is.
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> If you provide more information (method of installation, rpm vs manual,
> which daemontools etc), I can assist further.
>=20
> Keary Suska
> Esoteritech, Inc.
> "Leveraging Open Source for a better Internet"
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