there
a better option than these?
Thanks,
Chad
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Hi,
The solution is to use the go-between version of RPM from the 3.x
versions [ version 3.0.5 ] which is capable of reading RPM v4 format
files, AFAIK.
K.
Here's the bulk of the RedHat advisory I believe explains it:-
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/etc/ld.so.conf contains all the directories that are searched for
libraries. Run 'ldconfig' after you change that file to update the live
library directory list.
Make sure that your libssl.so is in a directory which is listed in that
file.
Assuming you've traced everything back to that level ok
Mobeen,
At first I thought you might not have installed the cyrus SASL RPM, but
I don't think that's it.
Here's the RPM's that work fine for me:-
cyrus-imapd-1.6.19-2
cyrus-sasl-1.5.24-3
However you might have problems because you (I'm guessing here) have
Perl 5.6 installed. There's enough pro
Hi,
In case anyone hasn't responded off-list to this yet, or you haven't
solved it...
2 possible solutions...
1. Just run it in standalone, and remove your /etc/inetd.conf entry for
proftpd.
[ This is the one I use, because proftpd gives you plenty of
fine-grained control over important things,
ers ], and also try
changing your init script's (/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail) invocation of
sendmail to include say a '-q5m' to force the mail queue to be processed
every five minutes rather than the default (which I believe is about 30
minutes). [ I think this might be the same as sett
