On Sun, 6 Nov 2005, Derek Martin wrote:
Berkeley DB version mismatch: compiled against 4.1.25, run-time linked
against 4.3.27
What the heck does THAT mean?
Well, the only program you're executing that's linked against Berkely
DB is sendmail (called indirectly by /bin/mail):
CRAP! Derek, you figured it out for me. In FC1, I compiled my own sendmail
to get the latest version...8.14.5. So, when FC4 upgraded my machine,
it saw I had a "current" version, and happily ignored it, even though it
won't work.
Phew!
$ ldd `which grep`
So... it may mean that sendmail is failing to execute because you have
a version mismatch. Have you tried updating your system lately?
(Bangs head against wall, shattering the wall) Sigh. Yes. Wow, do I
feel dumb.
You
can try testing this out by running sendmail on the command line.
Something like this might make a nice test:
$ sendmail address@xxxxxxxxxxx
From: user@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: address@xxxxxxxxxxx
This is a test.
.
The actual addresses in the headers that you type don't really matter,
so long as you *do not* specify the -t option to sendmail.
Do you get the same messages?
Yep. But I "downgraded"/reinstalled and it works great. Thanks!
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