popular-log(7)popular-log(7)NAMEpopular-log - log messages from POPular programs
DESCRIPTION
This is a list of all the log messages printed by pcheckd(8),
pproxy(8), pserv(8), and pdeliver(8).
LOG LEVEL
DBG debug messages
INF informational messages
ERR error messages
ADM admin intervention required
SOS critical event
BUG software bug
MESSAGE LIST
ID Lvl Name
Description
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0001 INF start
Pserv has started. The server is mostly initialized.
0004 BUG left_main_loop
Somehow the main loop was terminated. This should never hap‐
pen.
0005 INF shutdown_server
The pserv server is shut down.
0006 ADM dir_access_failed
The opendir() system call on a mailbox directory failed.
This probably means that something is wrong with permissions
in the pop spool.
0007 SOS out_of_memory
Pserv couldn't allocate memory to hold a mail message struc‐
ture.
0008 ADM name_too_long
The name of a mailbox directory and file is too long.
0009 ADM stat_failed
The stat() system call failed for a mail message file. The
message will not be listed. This should never happen and
probably means that somebody tinkered around with a mailbox
file by hand and got the permission wrong.
000a INF log_reopen
The logfile will be reopened now. This should be the last
message of the parent process of the server to the log file.
(See 000c for the message in the new log file)
000b SOS log_reopen_failed
Reopening of the log file failed for some reason. The old
file will be kept open.
000c INF log_reopened
0014 SOS out_of_memory
Pserv can't allocate memory for a msglist structure.
0018 ERR unknown_command
The client sent an unknown POP command.
0019 SOS no_session_found
The pserv parent process got a process id from wait() that
he doesn't know about, i.e. that shouldn't be one of his
children. This should never happen and probably means that
there is some serious data corruption or a bug in the pro‐
gram. pserv will immediately exit.
0020 ADM child_died
A child of pserv or pproxy died with non-zero exit code. See
the log entries of the child for more details about what
happend.
0021 SOS child_died_signal
A child of pserv or pproxy died because of a signal. This
can either mean that there is a bug in the program of the
system has big problems (like running out of memory).
0022 SOS out_of_memory
There is no memory to allocate an io context struct. The
program is immediately terminated.
0023 ERR getpeername_failed
The getpeername() call failed. This probably means that the
client and subsequently the proxy has closed the connection.
0024 ADM mailbox_too_long
The mailbox name that the proxy sent to the pserv is too
long.
0025 ADM mailbox_too_long
The mailbox name that the proxy sent to the pserv is too
long.
0026 ADM bad_mailbox
The mailbox name that the proxy sent to the pserv has a
leading '/'.
0027 ADM bad_mailbox
The mailbox name that the proxy sent to the pserv has funny
chars in it. Only the following chars are allowed: a-z, A-Z,
0-9, allowed.
0028 ADM id_too_long
The id that the proxy sent to the pserv is too long.
0029 ADM id_too_long
The id that the proxy sent to the pserv is too long.
0030 ADM bad_id
The id that the proxy sent to the pserv has funny chars in
it. Only the following chars are allowed: a-z, A-Z, 0-9,
'.', '_', '-'.
0031 ADM flags_too_long
The flags that the proxy sent to the pserv are too long.
0032 ADM flags_too_long
The flags that the proxy sent to the pserv are too long.
0033 ADM bad_flags
The flags that the proxy sent to the pserv have funny chars
in it. Only a-z, A-Z, 0-9 are allowed.
0034 INF login
A new connection from the proxy is coming in and the mailbox
name, the logging id and the flags have been received.
0035 ADM null_byte_in_input
A null byte was encountered in input from a network socket.
This can never happen in a normal POP3 connection.
0037 ADM msg_unlink_failed
After the QUIT command has been received, the server tried
to delete a message but failed.
0038 ADM msg_rename_failed
After the QUIT command has been received, the server tried
to rename a message from the 'new' into the 'cur' directory
but failed.
0039 INF quit
This message is logged after the client send a QUIT. It con‐
tains statistics about the number of mails in mailbox, the
number of new mails, the number of read mails, and the num‐
ber of deleted mails.
003a SOS socket_call_failed
When trying to open a listening socket, the socket system
call failed.
003b SOS setsockopt_failed
When trying to open a listening socket, the setsockopt call
to set SO_REUSEADDR failed.
003c SOS bind_failed
When trying to open a listening socket, the bind() failed.
003d SOS listen_failed
When trying to open a listening socket, the listen() failed.
003e ERR accept_error
The accept() call failed. This probably means that the
client closed the connection before the server could accept
it. If this occures only occasionally, it is harmless. If it
occures more often, it might indicate network problems.
003f SOS fork_failed
Pserv tried to fork a child and that failed. This probably
means that the system is overloaded. The connection to the
client will be closed and we try to keep going.
0042 SOS select_error
The select () syscall in the main loop returned an error
that is not handled. This should never happen.
0047 ERR unknown_command
An unknown POP3 command was received from the client. The
client got an error message. No action needs to be taken.
0048 ERR user_name_too_long
The user name that the client sent is too long for some
internal buffer. The buffer should be big enough for any
sensible name.
0049 ERR write_error
An error occurred while writing to the client. This probably
means that the client closed the connection.
004a ERR unknown_command
An unknown POP3 command was received from the client. The
client got an error message. No action needs to be taken.
004b ERR password_too_long
The password that the client sent is too long for some
internal buffer. The buffer should be big enough for any
sensible password.
004c ADM pdm_reload_failed
The reloading of a pdm module failed because this module
doesn't support the pdm_reload() function.
004d SOS pdm_error
A module returned an internal error while checking a user.
This means that the module is confused, maybe the underlain
database is corrupted. Check for log messages from the mod‐
ule itself to find out more.
004e SOS pdm_error
A module returned an internal error while checking a user.
This means that the module is confused, maybe the underlain
database is corrupted. Check for log messages from the mod‐
ule itself to find out more.
004f ERR readln_timeout
A timeout occurred while waiting for an input line from a
socket. This probably means that the client went away.
0050 ERR readln_error
An error occurred while waiting for an input line from a
socket. This probably means that the client went away.
0051 ERR readln_eof
An end-of-file occurred while waiting for an input line from
a socket. This probably means that the client went away.
0052 ERR readln_too_long
A line was read that is too long. This might indicate an
attack. The buffer is long enough for any reasonable POP3
command etc.
0053 ADM stat_failed
The stat() of a mail message file failed. A size of 0 will
be used. The quota can't be calculated accurately.
0054 ADM rename_failed
After the mail message has been written to the 'tmp' direc‐
tory, it can't be renamed to the 'new' directory.
0055 INF delivered
A mail has been delivered successfully.
0056 ADM opendir_failed
The opendir() system call failed while trying to determine
the mailbox size.
0057 ERR quota_exceeded
The quota on a mailbox was exceeded. No mail will be deliv‐
ered.
0058 ERR quota_exceeded
The quota on a mailbox was exceeded. No mail will be deliv‐
ered.
0059 SOS mailboxdir_error
Pdeliver can't change into the mailbox directory.
005a ADM open_tmpfile_failed
Opening the tmp file for a new mail message failed.
005b ADM fdopen_failed
fdopen() on new tmp file for mail message failed.
005c ADM write_mail_failed
A write to the tmp file for a new mail message failed.
005d ADM close_failed
The close on the tmp file for a new mail message failed.
005e INF debug_type
The debug options were changed through pcontrol. These are
the new options that are used from now on.
005f INF shutdown_all_received
The command 'shutdown all' was received from pcontrol. The
server will shut down all it's children and the exit itself.
0060 INF shutdown_parent_received
The command 'shutdown parent' was received from pcontrol.
The server will shut down itself, but not its children.
0061 ADM pcontrol_recvfrom_failed
The call to recvfrom() to get a command from pcontrol
failed.
0062 ADM pcontrol_sendto_failed
The call to sendto() to send an answer to pcontrol failed.
0063 ADM no_mailbox
Changing into mailbox directory failed.
0064 ADM mkdir_failed
Creation of the mailbox directory failed.
0065 ADM no_mailbox
Changing into mailbox directory failed.
0066 ADM mkdir_failed
Creation of the 'new' directory failed.
0067 ADM mkdir_failed
Creation of the 'cur' directory failed.
0068 ADM mkdir_failed
Creation of the 'tmp' directory failed.
0069 INF checking
Checking user in POPular database modules.
006a INF result_user_accepted
The user was accepted by a pdm module.
006b INF result_user_exists
The user was found by a pdm module but authentication
failed.
006c INF result_pdm_internal_error
A pdm module returned an internal error.
006d INF result_unknown_user
The user was not found by any pdm module.
006e INF result_unknown_result_code
An unknown result code was returned by pdm_auth_user().
006f ADM unknown_protocol
An unknown protocol identifier was used in the command file.
The program is terminated.
0070 INF start
Pcheckd has been started and partially initialized.
0072 ADM invalid_mailbox
The mailbox name that the client sent is invalid. The name
is not allowed to start with a '/'
0073 ERR opendir_failed
The 'new' directory for the given mailbox can't be opened.
This probably means that the mailbox hasn't been created
yet.
0074 ADM opendir_failed
The 'cur' directory for the given mailbox can't be opened.
0075 ADM unknown_request
The client sent an unknown request. Allowed are 'L' for load
check and 'M' for mailbox check.
0076 ERR sendto_failed
Sending the answer of the requested check back to the client
failed.
0077 SOS select_error
The select () syscall in the main loop returned an error
that is not handled. This should never happen.
0078 INF shutdown
pcheckd received a QUIT, INT, TER, or PWR signal and is
shutting down.
0079 INF debug_disabled
pcheckd received a SIGUSR1 and disabled debuglogging.
007a INF debug_enabled
pcheckd received a SIGUSR2 and enabled debuglogging.
007c SOS no_session_found
The pproxy parent process got a process id from wait() that
he doesn't know about, i.e. that shouldn't be one of his
children. This should never happen and probably means that
there is some serious data corruption or a bug in the pro‐
gram. pproxy will immediately exit.
007d INF shutdown_server
The pproxy server is shut down.
0084 INF open_port
Pproxy has been instructed to listen to a new IP number and
port.
0085 SOS port_open_send_failed
Sending a port open request to the ringd process failed.
0086 SOS port_open_failed
Opening of the port failed for some reason on the pproxy
side.
0087 SOS listen_failed
The listen() system call on the just opened and bound socket
failed.
0089 SOS fork_failed
Pproxy tried to fork a child and that failed. This probably
means that the system is overloaded. The connection to the
client will be closed and we try to keep going.
008a INF start
PProxy has started and is mostly initialized.
008d ADM pidfile_symlink_failed
The symlink to the pidfile failed. The server will continue
to run.
008e SOS select_error
The select () syscall in the main loop returned an error
that is not handled. This should never happen.
008f BUG left_main_loop
Somehow the main loop was terminated. This should never hap‐
pen.
0096 SOS backend_socket_call_failed
Creating a socket for a connection to the backend failed.
0097 SOS connect_to_backend_failed
The connect to a backend failed.
0098 SOS backend_read_err
A read from a POP3 backend failed.
0099 SOS backend_not_ready
A POP3 backend sent a -ERR reply on connection.
009a SOS backend_read_err
A write to a POP3 backend failed.
009b SOS backend_read_err
A read from a POP3 backend failed.
009c ADM login_failed
The login to a POP3 backend server failed. The answer to the
USER command was -ERR.
009d SOS backend_read_err
A write to a POP3 backend failed.
009e SOS backend_read_err
A read from a POP3 backend failed.
009f ADM login_failed
The login to a POP3 backend server failed. The answer to the
PASS command was -ERR.
0100 SOS socket_call_failed
The creation of a UDP socket to talk to the pcheckd on a
backend failed.
0101 SOS connect_failed
The connect() call on the UDP socket to the pcheckd on a
backend failed.
0102 SOS buffer_to_small
A buffer for sending a mailbox name to the pcheckd is too
small.
0103 SOS send_failed
The send() call sending a request to the pcheckd failed.
0104 SOS select_failed
The select () call waiting for answer from pcheckd failed in
an unexpected way.
0105 SOS recv_failed
Recv() call failed when reading answer from pcheckd.
0106 ERR check_udp_timeout
Pproxy timed out waiting for an answer from pcheckd.
0107 ERR timeout
A timeout occurred while proxying data.
0108 INF quit
The proxy child shuts down after its work is done. The prox‐
ied bytes in both directions are reported.
0109 INF quit
The client closed the connection while faking a POP3 dialog.
010a INF quit
The client send a quit while faking a POP3 dialog.
010c SOS out_of_memory
There is not enought memory to allocate an IO context.
010d SOS write_to_backend_failed
A write call to the backend failed.
010f SOS out_of_memory
There is not enought memory to allocate an IO context.
0110 BUG illegal_value
The do_pop3_auth() function returned an illegal value.
0111 ERR getsockname_error
getsockname() returned an error. This probably means that
the client disconnected before we could look at the socket.
0112 ERR getpeername_error
getpeername() returned an error. This probably means that
the client disconnected before we could look at the socket.
0113 INF connect
Incoming connection from client.
0114 BUG unknown_protocol
No protocol information for this virtual server is found.
This should never happen.
0116 SOS out_of_memory
There is not enought memory to allocate an IO context.
0117 INF virt_serv_disabled
The virtual server is disabled
0118 ERR write_error
A write to the client failed.
0119 ERR write_error
A write to the client failed.
011b ERR quit
Client sent QUIT command in authentication phase.
011c INF virt_serv_fake
The virtual server is to be faked.
011d ERR auth_fail
The authorisation of the user failed because of the client
IP number.
011e ERR auth_fail
The authorisation of the user failed because of the protocol
used.
011f ERR auth_fail
The authorisation of the user failed because the wrong pass‐
word was given.
0120 ERR auth_fail
The authorisation of the user failed for unknown reasons.
0121 BUG illegal_auth_result
A PDM module returned an illegal result code.
0122 SOS unknown_backend
A PDM module told us which backend to use. Unfortunately
this backend is not configured.
0123 INF user_auth
User was authenticated.
0124 INF operation
The backend is configured to be faked.
0125 INF quit
The backend is configured to be offline.
0126 INF operation
The backend uses POP3 protocol. Proxying will now be
started.
0127 INF operation
The backend pcheckd told us that the mailbox is empty, the
load on the storage server is too high, or the maximum num‐
ber of sessions is reached on the storage server or a time‐
out occured while waiting for the answer from the pcheckd.
The POP connection will be faked locally.
0128 INF operation
The backend uses XPOP protocol. Proxying will now be
started.
0129 BUG invalid_value
Invalid value for the backend protocol.
012a BUG invalid_value
Invalid value for the backend state.
012b INF shutdown_children_received
The command 'shutdown children' was received from pcontrol.
The server will shut down all it's children.
012c INF shutdown_children
The pproxy server is shutting down all its children.
012d INF shutdown_children
The pserv server is shutting down all its children.
012e INF shutdown_delayed
The pproxy server closed all listening ports. After all
children have died, it will close down.
012f INF shutdown_delayed_received
The command 'shutdown delayed' was received from pcontrol.
The server will not accept new connections and shut down
itself after the last child has died.
0130 INF all_children_gone
All children have died and the server got a delayed shutdown
command earlier. It will shutdown now.
0131 INF all_children_gone
All children have died and the server got a delayed shutdown
command earlier. It will shutdown now.
0132 INF shutdown_delayed
The pserv server closed the listening ports. After all chil‐
dren have died, it will close down.
0133 INF got_term_signal
The child got a TERM or INT signal and will shut down. This
signal was either delivered to the parent between the last
check for signals and the fork, or it was delivered to the
child before the child could change its signal handling to
the default behaviour. In any case, calling exit immediately
is the right thing to do here.
0135 SOS open_statefile
Open of the state file failed. The program will be termi‐
nated.
0136 SOS seek_statefile
Seeking inside the state file failed. The program will be
terminated. Try deleting the state file before restarting.
0137 SOS write_statefile
Writing to state file failed. The program will be termi‐
nated. Try deleting the state file before restarting.
0138 SOS mmap_statefile
Mmapping the state file failed. The program will be termi‐
nated. Try deleting the state file before restarting.
0139 ADM symlink_statefile_failed
The symlinking of the real state file to its symbolical name
failed. The server will still work, but the pstatus program
will not find the state file.
013a SOS control_socket_open_failed
Opening of the UNIX domain control socket failed. The pro‐
gram will be terminated.
013b SOS control_bind_failed
Binding the UNIX domain control socket failed. The program
will be terminated.
013c SOS control_symlink_failed
Linking the UNIX domain control socket to the canonical name
failed. The programm will be terminated.
0140 ADM pidfile_open_failed
The opening of the pidfile failed. The server will continue
to run.
0141 ADM unlink_file_in_rundir_failed
An unlink() operation in the run directory failed. The file
can be a pid file, the state file or the control socket.
0142 ADM unlink_link_in_rundir_failed
An unlink() operation in the run directory failed. The file‐
name is a link to either a pid file, a state file or a con‐
trol socket.
0143 SOS port_open_no_fd
The opening and binding of the port by the ringd process
failed for some reason. The message from the ringd process
is printed with this message.
0144 INF stat
Statistics from pcheckd: 'requests' is the number of all
requests that pcheckd got, 'mailchecks' is the number of new
format mailcheck requests, 'mailchecks_old' the number of
old format mailcheck requests, 'empty' the number of
requests finding an empty mailbox, 'not_empty' the number of
requests finding a not empty mailbox, 'load_too_high' the
number of requests answered with that message, and maximum
number of pserv sessions was used. The statistics are logged
and cleared on SIGHUP.
0145 SOS select_error
An error occurred in the select () system call while proxy‐
ing data.
0146 ERR accept_failed
The accept () system call failed for some reason.
0147 ERR msg_rename_failed
Renaming of a mail file failed, because it is not there.
Another pserv process probably got to this file before we
did.
0148 ERR msg_unlink_failed
Deleting of a mail message failed. Probably another pserv
process was faster.
0149 ADM config_set
A config variable was set to a new value.
014a BUG sigaction_failed
A sigaction () system call failed. This should never happen.
014b ADM config_set
A config variable was set to a new value.
014d ADM config_set
A config variable was set to a new value.
014e ADM server_now_online
The server listens on a port now and accepts connections.
You should see this log message in response to a 'server
online' command.
014f ADM server_now_offline
The server closed its listening port and doesn't accept any
new connections. You should see this log message in response
to a 'server offline' command.
0150 ADM config_capa
Capability was configured
0151 ADM config_capa
Capability was configured
0152 ADM config_capa
Capability was configured
0153 ADM config_capa
Capability was configured
0154 ADM bad_mailbox
The mailbox name that the proxy sent to the pserv has funny
chars in it. Only the following chars are allowed: a-z, A-Z,
0-9, allowed.
0155 SOS fork_failed
The fork () system call in pcheckd failed.
0156 ADM child_died
A child of pcheckd died with non-zero exit code. See the log
entries of the child for more details about what happened.
0157 ADM child_died_signal
A child of pcheckd died because of a signal. This can either
mean that there is a bug in the program of the system has
big problems (like running out of memory).
0158 ERR mailfile_does_not_exist
A mail message file does not exist. This probably means that
the mail has been deleted by another POP session running at
the same time.
0159 ADM mailfile_open_failed
Opening a mail message file for reading failed.
015a SOS mailfile_mmap_failed
The mmap () system call on the mail message file failed.
015b SOS mailfile_munmap_failed
The unmap () system call on the mail message file failed.
015d ERR write_error
Error writing mail message to proxy socket.
015e ERR write_error
Error writing mail message to proxy socket.
015f ERR write_error
Error writing mail message to proxy socket.
0160 ADM config_set
A boolean config variable was set to a new value.
(0=no=off=false, 1=yes=on=true)
0161 ERR write_error
Error writing mail message to proxy socket.
0162 ADM msg_size_zero
A mail message has size zero. It will not be listed.
0163 ADM config_backend_del
A 'backend del' command was executed.
0164 ADM config_backend_flush
A 'backend flush' command was executed.
0165 ADM config_backend_conf
A 'backend conf' command was executed.
0166 ADM config_vserv_conf
A 'vserv conf' command was executed.
0167 ADM config_vserv_flush
A 'vserv flush' command was executed.
0168 ADM config_vserv_del
A 'vserv del' command was executed.
0169 ADM config_capa_load
A 'capa load' command was executed.
016a ADM config_capa_del
A 'capa del' command was executed.
016b ADM config_pdm_add
A 'pdm add' command was executed.
016c ADM config_pdm_del
A 'pdm del' command was executed.
016d ADM config_pdm_reload
A 'pdm reload' command was executed.
016e ADM config_pdm_flush
A 'pdm flush' command was executed.
016f BUG illegal_session_state
The state in sess_ok() has an illegal value. This can never
happen. The server keeps going but might log strange
things.
0170 ADM session_state
The session state is printed. This can be one of 'OK',
'WARN', 'MAX'. See the documentation for the exact meaning
of these messages.
0171 BUG illegal_load_state
The state in sess_load() has an illegal value. This can
never happen. The server keeps going but might log strange
things.
0172 ADM load_state
The load state is printed. This can be one of 'OK', 'WARN',
'MAX'. See the documentation for the exact meaning of these
messages.
0173 SOS touch_failed
Creating or 'touching' of a flag file failed.
0174 SOS unlink_failed
Unlink of a flag file failed.
0177 ERR auth_fail
The authorisation of the user failed because the user is
unknown.
0178 ADM select_error
The rel_select() call failed.
0179 INF operation
The backend uses XPOP protocol. Proxying will now be
started.
017a ADM config_set
A config variable was set to a new value.
017c ERR child_died_timeout
A child of pserv or pproxy died because of an ALRM signal.
This means that 'sessiontimeout' (or, for pproxy, 'authtime‐
out') ran out.
017d INF msg_info
A message was deleted.
017e INF msg_info
A message was moved from new to cur.
017f ERR too_many_bad_commands
Too many bad commands were received while in auth phase. The
server will close the connection. The number is configured
in the MAX_BAD_COMMANDS define in pconfig.h
0180 ERR too_many_bad_commands
Too many bad commands were received while in auth phase. The
server will close the connection. The number is configured
in the MAX_BAD_COMMANDS define in pconfig.h
0181 SOS sock_open_failed
Pproxy tried to open a unix domain socket to talk to the
ringd and this failed
0182 SOS sock_connect_failed
Pproxy tried to connect to the unix domain socket of the
ringd and this failed
0183 INF start
ringd has started.
0184 SOS open_socket
ringd can't open the unix domain socket to listen for com‐
mands.
0185 SOS chown_socket
ringd can't chown its unix domain socket.
0186 INF quit
ringd go a signal and will quit now.
0187 SOS socket_max_reached
The maximum number of sockets is reached. If you need more
sockets change RINGD_MAX_SOCK and recompile.
0188 ADM socket_error
The socket system call returned an error.
0189 ADM setsockopt_error
The setsockopt system call returned an error.
018a SOS bind_error
The bind system call returned an error.
018b INF port_list
List of currently opend ports.
018c ADM unknown_command
ringd received an unknown command.
018d ADM space_char_missing
ringd misses the space char at the 2nd position in the com‐
mand string which separates the command from arguments.
018e ADM space_char_missing
ringd misses the space char in the command string which sep‐
arates the first from the second argument
018f ADM port_invalid
The port number given as second argument to a ringd command
is syntactically invalid.
0190 ADM port_out_of_range
The port number given as second argument to a ringd command
is out of range.
0191 ADM port_forbidden
The port number given as second argument to a ringd command
is forbidden by configuration (change ALLOWED_PORTS and
recompile).
0192 ADM invalid_ip
The port number given as first argument to a ringd command
is is invalid.
0193 INF close_port
Pproxy has been instructed to listen to a new IP number and
port.
0194 SOS port_close_send_failed
Sending a port close request to the ringd process failed.
0195 SOS port_close_failed
Closing of the port failed for some reason on the pproxy
side.
0196 SOS server_method_failed
A SSL*_server_method() call failed. This probably means that
there is something wrong with your openssl library setup.
0199 ERR tls_init_failed
Initialization of new TLS connection failed (SSL_new call
failed).
019a ERR tls_set_fd_failed
Initialization of new TLS connection failed (SSL_set_fd call
failed).
019b ERR tls_accept
Initialization of new TLS connection failed (SSL_accept call
failed).
019c BUG unknown_protocol
No protocol information for this virtual server is found.
This should never happen.
019d ADM key_file_error
The TLS key file could not be opened. (Call to
SSL_CTX_use_RSAPrivateKey_file failed.)
019e ADM certificate_file_error
The TLS key file could not be opened. (Call to
SSL_CTX_use_RSAPrivateKey_file failed.)
019f ERR tls_init_after_stls_failed
Initialization of new TLS connection after STLS failed. The
connection will be dropped because we can't do anything else
at this point. The +OK was already sent because we had to
send it before initializing TLS on this socket.
0200 INF switch_to_tls
Connection is switched to TLS after STLS command.
0201 INF switch_to_tls
Connection is switched to TLS after STLS command.
0202 ERR tls_init_after_stls_failed
Initialization of new TLS connection after STLS failed. The
connection will be dropped because we can't do anything else
at this point. The +OK was already sent because we had to
send it before initializing TLS on this socket.
0203 SOS tls_seed_failed
Initialization of the TLS pseudo random number generator
failed. This is serious because it could potentially mean
that there is no security at all.
FILES
/var/log/popular/pcheckd
Log file of the pcheckd(8) program
/var/log/popular/pproxy
Log file of the pproxy(8) program
/var/log/popular/pserv
Log file of the pserv(8) program
/var/log/popular/pdeliver
Log file of the pdeliver(1) program
SEE ALSOpcheckd(8), pdeliver(1), pproxy(8), pserv(8), The POPular Manual
AUTHOR
Jochen Topf jochen@remote.org
http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/popular/
<URL:http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/popular/>
COPYRIGHT
The POPular suite is copyright (C) 1999-2002 by Jochen Topf
jochen@remote.org.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
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WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MER‐
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Public License for more details.
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