Re: problems with mail (FIXED)

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Am Mi, den 23.06.2004 schrieb Jeff Vian um 4:09:

> Any clues as to why something would have written to the submit.cf file? 
>  I guess the hard power off can do anything but geez, no reason for a 
> write to even be occuring in that part of the disk.
> 
> AFAIK those files are never written to except during their creation, and 
> only read when the process is started.  It keeps the settings in memory 
> until the nest restart.   I am using that one as totally default.

No clue, sorry. To my feelings you are right in your expectations.
Although a power failure with a voltage peak an do crazy things.
Fortunately my server survived all power failures my co-location
provider had last year. Even no hard filessystem failures. The box
always came back up without any effect. Good old RH 7.2 with ext3 :)
While I heard that harddrives were carried out in cardboard boxes - I
mean really a lot of damaged drives - for customers with much less luck
then me. * fingers crosses*

Alexander


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