I'm taking care of a few cpanel servers for a client, and I noticed something....
With 2 servers running 6.4-stable and one running 6.4-edge, if the machine reboots, or if chkservd is restarted for any reason, the exim-on-another-port usually dies, and will not restart unless I go into service manager, remove the "exim on another port" and add it again(I use port 587, the MSA port, worked great until about 6.2)
Now until about a week ago, I thought I was hallucinating, but it's becoming quite obvious this is a hassle(the edge machine is a development box, and gets restarted quite a lot more than the other two(kernel testing, for one)
Is there a fix for this "maybe this is a bug but maybe it's not" annoying situation?
With 2 servers running 6.4-stable and one running 6.4-edge, if the machine reboots, or if chkservd is restarted for any reason, the exim-on-another-port usually dies, and will not restart unless I go into service manager, remove the "exim on another port" and add it again(I use port 587, the MSA port, worked great until about 6.2)
Now until about a week ago, I thought I was hallucinating, but it's becoming quite obvious this is a hassle(the edge machine is a development box, and gets restarted quite a lot more than the other two(kernel testing, for one)
Is there a fix for this "maybe this is a bug but maybe it's not" annoying situation?