Re: Killing amavis

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Old 06-07-2005
Ralf Hildebrandt
 
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Default Re: Killing amavis

* Andre Sourdiffe <sourda@frlcpa.com>:

> No it isn't but when it has issues with BerkeleyDB and I am unble to
> resolve that in a timely fashion I must do something.This is part of the
> error I get when starting Amavis then it shuts down." Problem in
> Amavis::DB or Amavis::DB::SNMP code: Can't locate BerkeleyDB.pm "


Well, if you don't fulfill the prerequisites, what do you expect?

INSTALL BerkeleyDB.pm!

apt-get install libberkeleydb-perl
YMMV!

> The exact error is:"warning: connect to transport smtp-amavis:
> Connection refused"


No, there's more in the log. A date, a queue id etc.

> >What does mailq say?

> Could you help me with finding out? I am still learning about Postfix.


No, you'll have to enter the command on the commandline and post the
output here.

> I read that there were possible issues with identifying your server as
> ESMTP capable and those servers would be targeted in some way. Don't
> remember the details.


Nonsense. You're running Postfix and not some obscure bugware from Redmond

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