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Ok finally we found the problem	by Arienadean	2003-02-09 05:30:48
EGADS!	by DaNutBall	2003-02-09 05:56:06
ooh k wasn't totally postfix	by Arienadean	2003-02-09 09:30:59
Sounds like a file lock on your mailbox.	by Avium	2003-02-09 10:17:48
well either or causes a chain reaction	by Arienadean	2003-02-09 10:40:06
so what I've done is I'm recompiling things... but now I'm using my email prog directly to fetch my mail and turned off the automatic load of exim and fetchmail. I originally started using fetchmail I think because I had several email accounts and kde1 or kde 2's kmail and mozilla didn't support multiple email accounts of which before I had up to 8 or 11 of... Now I actively download from 3 accounts and have 4 active web accounts.(probably 2 more inactive ones) Sylpheed which I now use supports multiple accounts and various formats.(though really I'm only using pop... though I might try the fetchyahoo script... which downloads yahoomail by tricking the web interface) oh and they progs were getting the email from my isp fine. It was processing it at this end after that locked it up. Exim couldn't put my mail in /var/spool/mail for whatever reason and created a lock file. Chromatix was looking at the error files. I had no problems til last week when one of the updates whent in and I can't figure out which package made the mess. :P
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