James Henry wrote:
Is there a better how-to on calandering? My users are getting"
Lost connection to the calander server. Can you help? My users are
using mysql-auth.
Make sure pcpd is running.
Kudos to you for letting the users loose at beta code.
Hrmm, i haven't seen anything about pcpd, and I've nothing in my
/usr/lib/courier/sbin directory that is named pcpd... what is this?
Reading the docs usually gives you valuable hints as to what's going
on, README.html from /pcp in the source tree yields:
Additionally, if groupware calendaring is enabled, the pcpd daemon
process must be started. pcpd is usually installed in
/usr/local/share/sqwebmail/libexec/sqwebmail or
/usr/lib/courier/libexec/courier directory.
--James
Hrmm, new problem. I host 2 domains, one is j2solutions.net and the
other is foolclan.com when I enable calandering, and start the pcpd,
any user on the j2solutions.net side can't login to webmail. They get
an internal server error that nither /var/log/messages /var/log/mailog
nor /var/log/httpd/error_log shows anything about. Disable pcpd or
webmail or both, and both domains can login again. What should I be
looking for to trouble shoot this issue?
jkeating
j2solutions.net