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10.4: xinetd wedged!!
I keep seeing the same thing, and damn if I know why. Every time I reboot, I've pretty much got a 50/50 chance that IMAP will be working when the system comes back up. It either all works fine, or it's completely inert: the log file shows no activity, attempts to telnet to the IMAP or IMAPS ports fail, and no mail client gets anywhere. After a lot of painful trial and error, I've more or less got it narrowed down to something choking with xinetd, but who knows what the problem is. If IMAP is wedged, a quick killall -HUP xinetd does the trick, but I can't for the life of me figure out why this is necessary in the first place, or, more mysteriously, why it works half the time and fails half the time. For now, my oh-so-elegant solution is to just desperately avoid reboots :-/ ---
10.4: xinetd wedged!!
I've discovered an even more inelegant solution to my mail-freeze program -- add
0-55/5 * * * * launchctl unload /Library/launchdaemons/imap3.plist;launchctl unload /Library/launchdaemons/imaps.plist; launchctl load /Library/launchdaemons/imap3.plist;launchctl load /Library/launchdaemons/imaps.plist
to the root crontab. Whatever is causing this freezing behavior rarely happens within the first five minutes of these daemons' execution.... |
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