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CVS directory exim
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This is the top-level directory for all the files related to Exim. It contains
the following directories:
exim-conf Contains configuration samples that are on the ftp site in the
config.samples tarball.
exim-doc Contains documentation.
exim-src Contains all the files that go to make up a distribution
tarball, except for documentation files.
exim-test-orig Contains the files of the original Exim test suite, which is
specific to Philip Hazel's workstation.
Each of these directories contains an ABOUT file that describes its contents.
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There are brief descriptions of these files at the end of this document.
Philip Hazel
-Last update: 31-March-2004
+Last update: 12-October-2004
The FAQ is divided into the following sections:
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configuration?
A0091: See Q0065.
+
+
+Q0092: Exim crashes when I try to start the daemon, but works fine otherwise.
+
+A0092: There was a known problem (a db incompatibility) that made the function
+ \^^getservbyname()^^\ crash in some operating systems. See, for
+ instance:
+
+ \?http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=129025?\
+
+ The workaround in Exim is to set
+
+==> daemon_smtp_port = 25
+
+ in the configuration, to stop Exim calling the failing function.
+
+
+Q0093: The error message \*Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt.*\ occurs
+ when I try to use Exim with PostgreSQL.
+
+A0093: Check that you have not set
+
+==> log_statement=true
+
+ in the PostgreSQL configuration file. It seems that this causes
+ PostgreSQL to return logging information as the first row in a query
+ result, which totally confuses Exim.
