Error starting dovecot on boot in Fedora Core 6
Hello,
I installed FC6 on an Intel box. I configured Dovecot with basic changes to /etc/dovecot.conf, e.g. protocols = pop3 pop3s etc. I also configured: log_path = /var/log/dovecot.log in this configuration file. It does not start Dovecot if I give the log_path variable. If I do not define it starts Dovecot ok. If I switch off Dovecot service to start on boot and start it manually after boot, it starts off perfectly even if the log_path variable is defined as above. I am not sure what is happening. If I give the command to start dovecot in /etc/rc.d/rc.local with the log_path variable set as given above it gives an error which looks like: audit(.......): avc: denied { search } for pid 2316 comm="dovecot" name="log" dev=sda6 ino=848641 scontext=system_u: system_r:dovecot_t:s0 Is this related to SELinux? I have the firewall and SELinux enabled. Any suggestions on how to resolve this. Thanks Amal |
Yes, this is SELinux. Have you applied maintenance to your system?
yum -y update If that doesn't resolve it, then make sure that the files in /var/log have the correct security context: restorecon -v -r /var/log If all else fails, disable SELinux protection for Dovecot: setsebool -P dovecot_disable_trans 1 |
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Hi
I am useing Fedora Core 6 in IBM machin first time. I am sucssesfuly installed proxy on redhat 8 but I am not abale to do in Fedora. I am able to start dovecot service I am fecaing following error "Starting Dovecot Imap: Fatal: listen(143) failed: Address already in use" Pls. guide Thanks In Advance Manish Naik |
Manish,
You should start a separate thread for your problem. It is a different issue than the one with which this Thread started. I am not sure about your problem. It could be that you have another Pop3 or Imap server software running which is using these ports. Amal |
turn off SeLinux off by [root@system ~]# setenforce 1
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comes when your SeLinux service is enabled. Please stop the SeLinux Service for that by applying command [root@mail ~]# setenforce 0 If you On the SeLinux Back for security purpose [root@system ~]# setenforce 1 Thanks. |
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