I checked the queue with postqueue -p
there are 629 requests in the queue - looks like they are stacking up!
No, I havent reinstalled postfix yet. looks like thats the next step. the thing is this was working at one point. I would have to have corrupt files if reinstalling fixes this
well I did try to email myself as above - but it didnt make it.
I tried the mailq command but I dont have that command.
My logs are in /var/log/mail/
ive got info, warnings and errors - none of which got any input.
they are huge from my scripts not working
the info log file contains stuff...
ok, I thought that postfix did start sendmail (or contains a sendmail binary like you say).
after all this did work prior to adding that script.
I took that out of the picture...
I do have a postfix script in /etc/rc.d/init.d
it looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
#
# postfix Postfix Mail...
Ive got a small server running on a linux box. Im using Apache2 to serve HT docs. Ive also got some perl 5 scripts with which im using sendmail to send various emails. Ive got a problem which surfaced recently - possibly coinsiding with rebooting the server (complete power down).
The problem is...
HI all
Ive got a file upload tool (up.cgi) on my server. Users can upload a few different types of files (file input from HTML FORM points to my upload script (up.cgi) then gets saved on my server using:
sub Store_Results {
my $data;
my $bytes_count;
$size =...
icrf -
thanks for your help - with just a few tweaks that code worked great! ( and of course when I remembered to chmod my text files properly so it would allow the script to write to them ) :-)
HI
I had good luck with my last question, so I thought id try with another problem im having. and, yes, I do look for the answer in my perl book first - but I cant seem to find what im looking for in there.
so, the problem is:
I have a folder of files - different types (extensions). I need to...
actually - it is possible that the filename could be in parts delimited by a .
file.name.ext
so what would the above example do?
$file eq file
$ext eq name ????
or
$file eq name
$ext eq ext ?????
I need to take a standard filename:
myfilename.ext
and seperate the filename from the extension and be able to use both in my code. im new to perl - have written only a few scripts.
so, i would like to end up with (somehow)
$filename = myfilename
$ext = ext
thanks
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