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List:       kolab-users
Subject:    pop3s terminated abnormally, signaled to death.
From:       Adam Tworkowski <atworkowski () masterfile ! com>
Date:       2006-01-11 19:09:40
Message-ID: 1137006580.21310.36.camel () localhost ! localdomain
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Hi,

I had a situation yesterday were POP3 suddenly became inaccessible.
IMAP and mail delivery had no issue.  At one point the server load when
to 40 because of the pop3d.  Eventually a restore was done from backups.
Does anyone have insight into this?

The only reference I can find to "signaled to death" [sic] is in
relation to Berkley DB but I haven't found anything useful about "25".
Any pointers would be appreciated.

/kolab/var/imap/logs/master.log

Jan 10 11:44:38 mail <debug> master[30674]: about to
exec /kolab/bin/pop3d
Jan 10 11:44:38 mail <error> master[6351]: process 30672 exited,
signaled to death by 25
Jan 10 11:44:38 mail <warning> master[6351]: service pop3s pid 30672 in
READY state: terminated abnormally
Jan 10 11:44:38 mail <debug> master[30675]: about to
exec /kolab/bin/pop3d
Jan 10 11:44:38 mail <error> master[6351]: process 30674 exited,
signaled to death by 25

SuSE9.2 with Kolab 2.0 (which is due to be upgraded this month).

Thanks,

Adam

-- 
Regards,

Adam Tworkowski, atworkowski@masterfile.com
Systems Administrator, Computer Department
Masterfile Corporation, www.masterfile.com
 
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