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HELP! more info
dkelson at [207.0.50.7]
Feb 12, 1997, 2:41 AM
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Ok, I'm running qmail on two machines. One is a mailhub, and the other a
null client.

The null client is having problems.

Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.185024 warning: unable to open todo/5816
Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.185298 warning: unable to open todo/5817
Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.185565 warning: unable to open todo/5818
Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.185837 warning: unable to open todo/5819
Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.186143 warning: unable to open todo/5820
Feb 12 02:00:15 ultra1 qmail: 855738015.186418 warning: unable to open todo/5821


All the permissions/ownership are the same on both machines. I "rm -rf
/var/qmail", recompiled and reinstalled. "qmail-check" gives no errors.
I've used the standard control files that "qmail-makectl" creates, as well
as the modified ones I was going to use with the same result.

The system is an Sun UltraSparc 170 with gcc 2.7.2.1, the SunPro C
compiler won't compile "dns.c" so I used gcc.

I'm dying here.

Dax Kelson
Internet Connect, Inc.
Re: HELP! more info [ In reply to ]
wightman at thor
Feb 13, 1997, 7:03 AM
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Try modifying the conf-cc.sh file to use gcc. You are about the 4th
person I have seen with this problem (myself included). Perhaps a FAQ
entry? I believe that at least one of the programs drops the first 2
characters of the inode in the queue - so it can't find the file.

It only seemed to happen when I mixed compilers, or didn't set
conf-cc.sh to use gcc.

Brian

In message <Pine.GSO.3.95q.970212023645.21743B-100000@mail>,
Dax Kelson wrote:
>
> The system is an Sun UltraSparc 170 with gcc 2.7.2.1, the SunPro C
> compiler won't compile "dns.c" so I used gcc.
>

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