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I see three differences in your run file and mine - they are: Line 8: qmail-smtpd is mispelled as qmial Line 12: should be a space between " and $LOCAL Line 13:should be qmail-smtpd 2>&1 (you left off the d in smtpd) good luck

You don't need to do anything with Apache since it doesn't really deal with your mail domains. Once you've set up Vpopmail the domains will be a breeze. Vpopmail and qmailadmin are reasonably easy installs, if you follow the READNE and INSTALL files. You may want to try vqadmin to manage...

You're probably right about the symbolic links not being set up quite right. The results of qmailctl stat show that the installation isn't correct. All of the services should be up for more than one second. I'd suggest reading David Sill's "Life with Qmail" and follow it EXACTLY in...

It becomes a bit of a chicken egg thing. The best way I've gotten this to work is by first pre-configuring apache, but not completing the make or install, then making php et al before finally finishing the install. The very detailed go-by in the following link is very helpful. It may be a bit...

There are several benchmark tests that show both Postfix and qmail faster than each other. Both are considerably faster than sendmail. The actual speed of your delivery will depend on several of the specifics of your set-up. In general speed shouldn't be a big difference if you tune either of...

The qmaictl script at the "restart" section should read: echo "Restarting qmail:" echo "* Stopping qmail-smtpd." svc -d /service/qmail-smtpd echo "*Sending qmail-send SIGTERM and restarting." svc -t /service/qmail-send echo "*Restarting...

I might have given you some bad advice. I was assuming you were using the vpopmail admin package with sqwebmail (that's the only way I've done it) If you're not my above suggestion is useless, but you may want to go to www.inter7.com and download vpopmail (it's not a server it's an...

You need to disable the sqwebmail authdeamond and only use the vchpw auth module. In your configure line for sqwbmail you have to use --without-authdeamon --without-mysql --without-ldap etc.. etc... using only --with-vchkpw. It won't work any other way.

pop3d is the pop server that is in the main qmail package. To run it you need to make a start script and edit the qmailctl files to start, stop and stat pop3d. The standard install is best described in David Sill's excellent - "life with qmail" I believe pop is in part 5 Just...

Here's a suggestion: MTA - Qmail. Install it according to Life with qmail by David Sill. It'll take a couple hours the first time. POP3- POP3d comes packed with qmail, it's fine. MDA/ADMN - vpopmail, it actually is a management interface for qmail. It makes setting virtual users and...

Ok, I solved this one. The problem was in noted in the error message "Apache.pm failed to load" It was saying that the "mod perl" wasn't loading. I went back and rebuilt the mod perl then recompiled apache. All is well.

yes, same response and error message

This is a clean install. Eedhat7.1, Apache-1.3.24, mod-perl, mod-ssl, open-ssl, mm, php4.2.1. When completing the install I got the "you have successfully built and install apache...." Then when I enter the "apachectle start" command it replies "httpd started" -...

This is odd. I've installed this same configuration in the past with no problems. Apache-ssl, open-ssl... All compile and install went smoothly. when I type the "apachectl start" command it responds "httpd started" But it's not started (no service running, and no pages...

webmin looks for apache and associated modules in a few default places, if apache's not there it lets you customize the paths. It looks like Caldera doesn't place apache in one of the default locations. Have you tried starting apache from the "apachectl" command? try to locate...

I'm not sure about the win 32 version, but maybe this will help. Go to the httpd.conf file, you should be able to pick out the section where it identifies cgi operations, and the recognized file extensions, you should be able to add .pl there, save the file, and restart apache.

Definitely something wrong here. Check you smtp run script. Should be in /var/qmail/supervise/qmail-smtpd/run. It should look something like this. (Sorry about the poor text wrapping) #!/bin/sh QMAILDUID=`id -u qmaild` NOFILESGID=`id -g qmaild` MAXSMTPD=`cat...

Dronealone, I solved my problem. I had to increase the softmemory limit in the pop3d run script and I had forgotten to replace "checkpassword" with "vchkpw" in the same script.

It would seem like your routers wouldn't lose connection with your servers, so that may not be the problem. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

I had a similar problem. While I'm sure it could be other things, mine turned out to be the quality of the dsl connection I was using. It seems apache is very sensitive to network disconnects and is prone to "hang" if the network looses connection for even an instant. I solved it by...