From: Matthew J. D. <mda...@se...> - 2003-08-10 09:06:33
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Vince, We had to load Sendmail, the MIME stuff wasn't working until it got loaded. Working fine now, seems slower than on .91 but it works. Can you make the following changes on the Debian box? 1.Add status for "sudo serivce ctserver" stop, start are there but not status 2.vi works very different than it does on Red Hat. i.e. no context highlighting, page up, down, delete, home, keys do not work. Is there a config file we can copy from the .91 box? 3.Can you create a sendmail start,stop, restart etc script for Sendmail We are hitting it again tomorrow at 9AM. The best news is that we did not have to restart ctserver for the last 4 hours, it is behaving nicely. We have a lot of things to fix so would appriciate your help if you have the time. -Matt |
From: Vince H. <li...@ml...> - 2003-08-10 16:36:03
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On Sat, Aug 09, 2003 at 11:06:34PM -1000, Matthew John Darnell wrote: > We had to load Sendmail, the MIME stuff wasn't working until it > got loaded. Working fine now, seems slower than on .91 but it > works. OK. I will leave that alone until I can tweak. > Can you make the following changes on the Debian box? 1.Add > status for "sudo serivce ctserver" stop, start are there but > not status That should already be done. I checked, and it works for me. > 2.vi works very different than it does on Red Hat. i.e. no > context highlighting, page up, down, delete, home, keys do not > work. Is there a config file we can copy from the .91 box? I copied /usr/share/vim/vim61/macros/vimrc from the Red Hat box to /etc/vim/vimrc on the Debian box. > 3.Can you create a sendmail start,stop, restart etc script for > Sendmail The service script is in /usr/local/bin. As long as that is in your $PATH, you should be able to use it. > We are hitting it again tomorrow at 9AM. I am swamped until late tomorrow night. I can catch up on the code this morning and tomorrow night and plan to me in the office Monday morning (say 10am?). -Vince |
From: Matthew J. D. <mda...@se...> - 2003-08-11 05:55:18
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> I am swamped until late tomorrow night. I can catch up on the > code this morning and tomorrow night and plan to me in the office > Monday morning (say 10am?). > > -Vince Vince, Dean will meet you at our office at 10AM. He has finished the mail sync module and would like to help make it a service. We need to have the following taken care of: 1. I would like to have figured out how we are going to start the all the applications from a power off situation; start the ctserver, and the four voice threads 2. Make the mail sync perl module a service 3. Install watch dog software to watch the pertinent things, ctserver, 4 voice threads, sendmail, etc. I would like to get emails when things go wrong -Matt |
From: Kevin E. <ke...@en...> - 2003-08-11 18:34:09
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hi yall, this port_reboot thing in common.pl is pretty cool. i like how it prints out the portstatus, very time saving. however, it doesn't seem to want to reboot my port :( i checked in the program that i'm using to do this, it's in the linuxvm/src/ dir, it's called kill_port.pl... if someone can take a look, as of now, my port is hung on cthangup.... kevin |
From: Dean T. <de...@ha...> - 2003-08-11 20:02:26
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On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 08:22 AM, Kevin English wrote: > hi yall, > this port_reboot thing in common.pl is pretty cool. i like how it > prints out the portstatus, very time saving. however, it doesn't seem > to > want to reboot my port :( > i checked in the program that i'm using to do this, it's in the > linuxvm/src/ dir, it's called kill_port.pl... if someone can take a > look, as of now, my port is hung on cthangup.... Kevin, The port_reboot script uses my new port_reboot sub, which was in turn based on Matt's port_reset sub (see common.pl). I am aware that it does not work. I have asked Matt to check to see what the difference is between what he was doing yesterday, which apparently sorta worked (but sometimes needed multiple tries) and what I wrote. -dean |
From: Kevin W. E. <Ke...@x5...> - 2003-08-11 19:57:29
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i restarted ctserver and it worked... k-dog > > On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 08:22 AM, Kevin English wrote: > >> hi yall, >> this port_reboot thing in common.pl is pretty cool. i like how it >> prints out the portstatus, very time saving. however, it doesn't seem >> to >> want to reboot my port :( >> i checked in the program that i'm using to do this, it's in the >> linuxvm/src/ dir, it's called kill_port.pl... if someone can take a >> look, as of now, my port is hung on cthangup.... > > Kevin, > > The port_reboot script uses my new port_reboot sub, which was in > turn based on Matt's port_reset sub (see common.pl). I am aware > that it does not work. I have asked Matt to check to see what the > difference is between what he was doing yesterday, which apparently > sorta worked (but sometimes needed multiple tries) and what I > wrote. > > -dean |