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Gompho
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Posted: 20 March 2009 at 9:18pm | IP Logged Quote Gompho
Can some one help me with this. I have compiled xmail from source under Aurora linux on a sparc machine. I am now trying to start the service but receive the following errors.

Linux xxx.xxx.com 2.6.13-1.1603sp13 #1 Mon Apr 10 12:18:58 EDT 2006 sparc64 sparc64 sparc64 GNU/Linux

# MAIL_ROOT=/var/MailRoot/ /var/MailRoot/bin/XMail --debug -Md
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetup)] XMail 3.3-lite MAIL_ROOT path: /var/MailRoot
[(null) ((null))] ErrCode   = -179
ErrString = Error loading dynamic module
ErrInfo   = /var/MailRoot/bin/afterlogic-xmail-imap4.so
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupImapDLL)] "/var/MailRoot/bin/afterlogic-xmail-imap4.so" not loaded
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupPOP3)] [XMail 3.3-lite POP3: Port=110, isDisabled=0, isLogged=0]
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupPOP3S)] [XMail 3.3-lite POP3S: Port=995]
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupSMTP)] [XMail 3.3-lite SMTP: Port=25, isDisabled=0, isLogged=0]
[MiscUtils.cpp (MscServiceThread)] [XMail 3.3-lite POP3 Server] started
[MiscUtils.cpp (MscServiceThread)] [XMail 3.3-lite POP3S Server] started
[MiscUtils.cpp (MscServiceThread)] [XMail 3.3-lite ESMTP Server] started
[MiscUtils.cpp (MscServiceThread)] [XMail 3.3-lite ESMTPS Server] started
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupSMTPS)] [XMail 3.3-lite SMTPS: Port=465]
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupCTRL)] [XMail 3.3-lite CTRL: Port=6017, isDisabled=0, isLogged=0]
[MailSvr.cpp (SvrSetupCTRLS)] [XMail 3.3-lite CTRLS: Port=6018]
[(null) ((null))] ErrCode   = -17
ErrString = Unable to create directory
[(null) ((null))] ErrCode   = -17
ErrString = Unable to create directory

Thanks for the response in advance.
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Posted: 24 March 2009 at 4:18am | IP Logged Quote Igor
It looks like XMail Server doesn't have write permissions over /var/MailRoot directory and/or its subdirectories. Mail server and web server share one system user, so you need to set ownership for /var/MailRoot directory to user and group Apache web server is running under. For instance, if it's apache.apache, the following command should do the trick:

Code:
chown -R apache.apache /var/MailRoot


The same user/group should be specified in XMail Server configuration (SERVER.TAB file).

Regards,
Igor

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