wow, thx lhpnet , that worked for me!Originally posted by lhpnet
I had the same problem and seeked for help A LOT with no prevail. Then aftera bout a week I found the simple fix.
See if it works.
Try to
vi /etc/xinetd.d/imap
Change the line server = imapd into
server = /usr/sbin/imapd
The default installation assumes imapd is in the path environment which is not always true on all system. We just need to set it to the absolute path.
Hope it helps.
ML
Great fix. Thanks!Originally posted by lhpnet
I had the same problem and seeked for help A LOT with no prevail. Then aftera bout a week I found the simple fix.
See if it works.
Try to
vi /etc/xinetd.d/imap
Change the line server = imapd into
server = /usr/sbin/imapd
The default installation assumes imapd is in the path environment which is not always true on all system. We just need to set it to the absolute path.
Hope it helps.
ML
Originally posted by lhpnet
I had the same problem and seeked for help A LOT with no prevail. Then aftera bout a week I found the simple fix.
See if it works.
Try to
vi /etc/xinetd.d/imap
Change the line server = imapd into
server = /usr/sbin/imapd
The default installation assumes imapd is in the path environment which is not always true on all system. We just need to set it to the absolute path.
Hope it helps.
ML