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I am running Debin 2.4.2 with exim 3.36. Everything was running fine this morning when I got a complaint that they could send mail but weren't receiving any mail. So I went to restart Exim. It will not restart.
/etc/init.d/exim restart -- does nothing
/etc/init.d/exim start -- does nothing
running an strace doesn't seem to show any problems. But when I run the daemon manually
that is odd
i guess check the logs first
mine are in
/var/spool/exim/log
i guess when something stops responding try checking it in gSystemMonitor or something and see what it's status is
possibly try to kill it off
killall -HUP exim
What I could find on that was that fork gives that error when it runs out of virtual memory, but I had 1.5GB of VM free. So I rebooted and its working. VM must have been corrupted in some way.
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