[Dovecot] help server crash

Gerald Dachs gda at gmx.de
Wed May 3 19:50:56 EEST 2006


Maybe you have a broken harddrive too, but this was hardly the reason for
the dovecot crash, so better buy another server.

> On 5/3/06, Gerald Dachs <gda at gmx.de> wrote:
>>
>> I really don't know why I answer you again, you even don't read my
>> answers.
>> I will try it a last time and repeat my answer from the last mail:
>>     This is caused most likely by bad memory or too hot cpu.
>> well in that u may be right :)
>
>
> the hard disk is working with  MBR  0 BROKEN
> :))  how do i am able to run debian in a broken hard drive ?
> well need make us sometime to do something like magic
> , i gess im obligated to save all the stuffs on the computer and try to
> get
> a new hard drive
>
> good luk 4 me
>
>
> grab this cd http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ , boot your
>
>
> i ll ckeck but i know i have to  get  a new hard drive
>
>
> computer with it
>> and check whether cpu or memory has a problem. Reinstalling something
>> does
>> not help, this is not windows.
>>
>> Gerald
>>
>> > uff i missed 1 more step
>> >
>> > check this oput there is the full bug
>> >
>> > tell me what u think
>> >
>> > http://channels.debian.net/paste/2480
>> >
>> > is there a solution ?
>> > or i have to reinstall ? or migrate to other version?
>> > On 5/3/06, Gerald Dachs <gda at gmx.de> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> you got an answer from me, that it was not an answer to your question
>> >> is another thing.
>> >>
>> >> > Core was generated by `imap'.
>> >> > Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
>> >>
>> >> This is caused most likely by bad memory or too hot cpu.
>> >>
>> >> Gerald
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
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