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Ben Munat said: |
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> Haven't been able to figure out what script is starting tcpserver |
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Kinda scary to run a server and not know how it started... |
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Are you using daemontools? If so, you should have a script something like |
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/service/qmail-smtpd/run that is the point of entry. Otherwise, it will be |
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somewhere in your /etc/init.d or |
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> here's the beginning of the command that started it (from ps aux): |
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> /usr/bin/tcpserver -p -v -R -x /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb |
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OK, then, that's how it is supposed to look. What user is it running as? |
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(it should be qmaild) Does that user have read access to |
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/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb? |
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-Eric |
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