Sorry if this question sounds a bit sophmoric but how
does inetd know which daemon to fire up if there is no
entry in inetd.conf. If I do this I get "connection
refused" which is what I would expect. Again sorry but
if you could school me on this that would be great.

--- Ken Murchison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 
> avl wrote:
> > 
> >  Hello all
> > 
> >  I just installed Cyrus IMAPD , but it can't start
> from the inetd.
> > When I try to run it manually , I get :
> >  Aug 14 13:39:39 cow imapd: could not
> getenv(CYRUS_SERVICE); exiting
> > And the same with pop3d.
> >  What can be wrong with it ?
> 
> From the installation instructions:
> 
> 12.Remove "/etc/[x]inetd.conf" entries. Any imap,
> imaps, pop3, pop3s,
> kpop, lmtp and sieve lines need to be removed from
>       /etc/[x]inetd.conf and [x]inetd needs to be
> restarted. 
> 
> Configuring the Master Process
> 
>    1.Choose a configuration from the master/conf
> directory: 
>       small.conf
>             bare-bones server supporting IMAP and
> POP 
>       normal.conf
>             server supporting IMAP, POP, the SSL
> wrapped versions, and
> the Sieve script management protocol 
>       prefork.conf
>             The same configuration as above, but
> with some preforked
> processes for faster processing. 
>       cmu.conf
>             Our configuration 
> 
>       To use normal.conf, do: 
> 
>          cp master/conf/normal.conf /etc/cyrus.conf
> 
>       Optionally, you can edit /etc/cyrus.conf to
> disable or enabling
> certain services, or to tune the number of preforked
> copies. Be sure
>       not to remove the entries that are labeled
> required. 
> 
>    2.Arrange to start "/usr/cyrus/bin/master" as
> root when the system
> starts. It will bind some ports and then give up
> it's root privileges.
>       Until your system reboots, you can start the
> master process by
> hand: 
> 
>          /usr/cyrus/bin/master &
> 
>    3.Monitor the progress of the master process by
> examining the
> imapd.log file. It should never exit by itself, but
> you can shut down
> the
>       mail system by sending it a signal with kill. 
> 
> -- 
> Kenneth Murchison     Oceana Matrix Ltd.
> Software Engineer     21 Princeton Place
> 716-662-8973 x26      Orchard Park, NY 14127
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