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Old March 19th, 2008, 02:31 AM
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Hi,
I am a new linux user.I jz setting up a mail server.Downloaded & Configured the components:CentOS,OpenLDAP,pam,dovecotMailServer,s endmial,squireelmail etc....
But wehn i want to check whether it works or not, so i open up my clientmail, wchi is Netscape 7.2. in Edit > Mail & Newsgroups Account Setting > server setting... i had put the ip address for the machine... but error pop out: Could not connect to mail server 10.XX.XX.XXX;the connection was refused. what's wrong wth it???

how to check wthere the mail server work?
pls healp me
appreciate your reply!

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Well, in any new mailserver setup '/var/log/maillog' is your friend and should give you some things to look at if the service is running and listening properly. I don't know enough about dovecot imap as all my server's are courier but there are usually a few different scripts that need to be in place/renamed for the daemon to start properly.

Make sure 'netsat -a' shows a listening pop3 port on your server. You can even narrow your search by doing [netstat -a | grep -e 'pop']

Those are things to start with.

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