I just upgraded to -test47 from 0.99.11-test4, and am getting a bunch of these messages in the logfile:
dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:21 Info: imap-login: Login: andrew [64.36.1.74] dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): sigaction(SIGRTMIN) failed: Invalid argument dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): fcntl(F_SETSIG) failed: Invalid argument dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): read(event_pipe) failed: Is a directory dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: child 7047 (imap) returned error 89 dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: child 6631 (auth) killed with signal 11
Any ideas? How can I get more information about what's happening there?
Thanks.
-D
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On 14.10.2004, at 17:34, Dan Sully wrote:
I just upgraded to -test47 from 0.99.11-test4, and am getting a bunch of these messages in the logfile:
dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:21 Info: imap-login: Login: andrew [64.36.1.74] dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): sigaction(SIGRTMIN) failed: Invalid argument dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): fcntl(F_SETSIG) failed: Invalid argument dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: IMAP(andrew): read(event_pipe) failed: Is a directory
This is Linux? What kernel version? What distribution? Any special kernel patches?
dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: child 6631 (auth) killed with signal 11
gdb backtrace from this would help. Do you see a core file in /var/run/dovecot/ (or /usr/local/var/run/dovecot) directory?
- Timo Sirainen tss@iki.fi shaped the electrons to say...
This is Linux? What kernel version? What distribution? Any special kernel patches?
Linux - 2.6.7, no special patches, custom dist.
dovecot: Oct 14 07:30:22 Error: child 6631 (auth) killed with signal 11
gdb backtrace from this would help. Do you see a core file in /var/run/dovecot/ (or /usr/local/var/run/dovecot) directory?
(gdb) bt #0 0x0805c633 in i_stream_get_modifyable_data () #1 0x0804f7a1 in auth_client_input () #2 0x0805dd42 in io_loop_handler_run () #3 0x0805d1e8 in io_loop_run () #4 0x08051355 in main ()
-D
Is this some sort of trick question or what?
On 15.10.2004, at 00:15, Dan Sully wrote:
This is Linux? What kernel version? What distribution? Any special kernel patches?
Linux - 2.6.7, no special patches, custom dist.
Well .. I have no idea really why it complains about them then. You're not using any special filesystem either? Anyway, you should be able to fix it by removing:
#define IOLOOP_NOTIFY_DNOTIFY
from config.h and recompile.
- Timo Sirainen tss@iki.fi shaped the electrons to say...
Well .. I have no idea really why it complains about them then. You're not using any special filesystem either?
Unless you consider XFS "special", no.
Anyway, you should be able to fix it by removing:
#define IOLOOP_NOTIFY_DNOTIFY
from config.h and recompile.
Roger that.
-D
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