Re: [PERDITION-USERS] multiple domains and local servers

Thanks Chris. I already edit the perdition script and it is now working. Though there's a thing that worries me. When I do perdition status, it reports the ff: perdition.pop1 (pid 22555) is running... perdition.pop2 (pid 22560) is running... perdition.pop3 (pid 22565) is running... perdition.imap1 dead but subsys locked perdition.imap2 dead but subsys locked perdition.imap3 (pid 22580) is running... I verified that the PID file was removed when stopping and create when restarting. I chown perdition user to have rights to perdition logs. I just wandering why it says dead but subsys locked when I check the conf file they are almost the same. This is the config of perdition.imap1 which has an echo of dead but subsys locked bind_address 64.4.0.5 F /var/log/perdition.pol g perdition imap_capability IMAP4REV1 P IMAP4 outgoing_server 10.5.0.1:143 u perdition This is the config of perdition.imap3 which has an echo of is running... bind_address 64.4.0.6 F /var/log/perdition.mindgate g perdition imap_capability IMAP4REV1 P IMAP4 outgoing_server 10.5.0.8:143 u perdition Though I can used and it is working the way I like it. I prefer to remove these error. Is this only a permission error? How come it says that when they almost have the same config. Also, when I do perdition stop, imap1 and imap2 is always FAILED though it successfully remove the PID file. When I do perdition start, everything is OK I have no problem in my POP3 but only to imap1 and imap2. I'm searching how solve this but your help guys would be a big help ----- Original Message ---- From: Chris Stratford <chris.stratford(a)pipex.net> To: Nelson Serafica <ntserafica(a)yahoo.com> Cc: perdition-users(a)vergenet.net Sent: Friday, September 7, 2007 7:23:45 PM Subject: Re: [PERDITION-USERS] multiple domains and local servers On Thu, 2007-09-06 at 17:14 -0700, Nelson Serafica wrote: I'm not completely sure which server you are referring to here, but a popmap like this: ^nelsonts(a)foo.com: nelsonts(a)10.5.0.1 ^helpdesk(a)foo.com: helpdesk(a)10.5.0.1 ^nelsonts(a)fee.com: nelsonts(a)10.5.0.7 should mean that you connect to your Perdition server using "nelsonts(a)foo.com" (with the "(a)foo.com" part added automatically as explained previously if it's not supplied). Perdition will then connect to your real mail server using just "nelsonts". This is the setup I've been using for the past few years, so I know it can do it using the config sample I sent earlier. That should work, but you would need to adjust the startup scripts, as by default they will only try to start the usual four processes (one each for POP3, POP3S, IMAP4 and IMAP4S). You shouldn't need to do that. Chris. ____________________________________________________ Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://ph.mail.yahoo.com