Re: problemas con qpopper

[Camaleón <noelamac@gmail.com>]

El Wed, 04 Jan 2012 09:38:19 -0800, Yovanys A. Torno Reyes escribió:

> Hola a todos.

Buenas... cuidadín con el html.

> Tengo un Server Debian 5 con el Postfix para manejar el email. Desde
> ayer algunas cuentas de correo, no todas, tienen problemas para recibir
> emails fuera de mi red... 

¿Qué significa que tienen problemas? ¿Reciben algún mensaje de error, 
time-out...? ¿Has probado con una sesión telnet tanto en local como en 
remoto?

> a la hora de hacer el POP el log me dice esto:
> 
> 
>  in.qpopper[4613]: (v4.0.9) Unable to get canonical name of client xxx.xxx.xxx.66: Name or service not known (-2) [pop_init.c:1250]
>  in.qpopper[4613]: (v4.0.9) Servicing request from "xxx.xxx.xxx.66" at xxx.xxx.xxx.66 [pop_init.c:1408]
>  in.qpopper[4613]: Unable to open bulletin directory  '/var/spool/popbull': No such file or directory (2) [pop_bull.c:386]
>  in.qpopper[4613]: (v4.0.9) POP login by user "aaaaaaaaaaaa" at  (xxx.xxx.xxx.66) xxx.xxx.xxx.66 [pop_log.c:244]
> 
> Me podrian ayudar???

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http://www.eudora.com/products/unsupported/qpopper/faq.html#canonical

- What does the error message Unable to get canonical name of client mean?

This error message in your log means that a client connected in and 
Qpopper got an error when it tried to do a reverse lookup on the IP 
address.  If the client is local, this may indicate a problem with its 
DNS entry (specifically the PTR record for that IP address), or it may be 
a temporary DNS problem.

Qpopper allows you to turn off this check if you like.  Qpopper also 
includes the IP address of the client in the log message, to make it 
easier to check its DNS entries.

- How do I use bulletin services?

This can be done in two ways:

By adding --enable-bulletins=path when running ./configure, specifying as 
path the location of the bulletins directory.  This enables bulletins by 
default, regardless of the command line options.  The server uses 
the .popbull file in the users' home directory to store the number of the 
last bulletin delivered.  The alternative to .popbull is to use --enable-
bulldb=path instead of --enable-bulletins=path;
Using the command line option -b bulldir.  This overrides any 
compiled value.
***

Después de leer la FAQ, no me queda claro que ese problema impida la 
conexión de los usuarios, paree más bien un error "cosmético" :-?

Saludos,

-- 
Camaleón