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<p>Actually all that message tells you is that the smtp server is
kicked,<br>
checking to see if there is anything to process in the queue. That<br>
debug comes up if you have smtp trace set to a higher number.</p>
<p>If you say it's locking up, why don't you run gdb on it, and when<br>
it seems to lockup on you ? then interrupt GDB, put a where at<br>
the GDB prompt see where it's stopped, then run CONT, wait a<br>
bit and repeat and see where it's stopped again, do that several<br>
times to get an idea maybe where it's looping or whatever.</p>
<p>Maiko<br>
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> Does anyone know what the following line means?<br>
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> smtp daemon entered, target = 0.0.0.0<br>
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> It continues repeatedly until jnos locks up<br>
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