Domino imap server won't run on port 143

Hi, I have Domino 6.5.3fp1 installed on Fedora Core1.

I recently upgraded my linux server from RedHat 7.3->Fedora Core1
and Domino 6.0.3->6.5.3fp1.

It seems I cannot get domino's imap to run on port 143.
I have disabled sendmail's imap in xinetd.
There is nothing running on port 143.

However, if I edit domino's server doc and set it's imap to run on an
another port say 1433, then no problems.

I'm not sure what's the issue here. Domino, linux or sendmail?
There's no useful info on domino's log.

Is it because of some reserved ports on linux issue?

I've read the notes.net forums. It seems that 6.5.2-3 have problems with
imap. It will crash the domino server when a imap client accesses it.
Which is true, I tried it on my port 1433. I'm not sure if my not being
able to run on port 143 is related to this. Well, anyway, I'm reverting
back to 6.5.1 tonite.




To e-mail, remove the obvious

What happens when you telnet into the server using

telnet IPaddressOFserver 143

Do you get a respoinse - if so, then that is the application you need to
target.

AcCeSsDeNiEd wrote:
> Hi, I have Domino 6.5.3fp1 installed on Fedora Core1.
>
> I recently upgraded my linux server from RedHat 7.3->Fedora Core1
> and Domino 6.0.3->6.5.3fp1.
>
> It seems I cannot get domino's imap to run on port 143.
> I have disabled sendmail's imap in xinetd.
> There is nothing running on port 143.
>
> However, if I edit domino's server doc and set it's imap to run on an
> another port say 1433, then no problems.
>
> I'm not sure what's the issue here. Domino, linux or sendmail?
> There's no useful info on domino's log.
>
> Is it because of some reserved ports on linux issue?
>
> I've read the notes.net forums. It seems that 6.5.2-3 have problems with
> imap. It will crash the domino server when a imap client accesses it.
> Which is true, I tried it on my port 1433. I'm not sure if my not being
> able to run on port 143 is related to this. Well, anyway, I'm reverting
> back to 6.5.1 tonite.
>
>
>
>
> To e-mail, remove the obvious

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Yes, I tried that.
That's why I was sure nothing was running on port 143

I have a temporrary fix however.
I just use redir to redirect incoming request on port 143->1433.
That seems to work for now.

On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 11:58:50 GMT, "some.one@localhost"
<some.one@localhost> wrote:

>What happens when you telnet into the server using
>
>telnet IPaddressOFserver 143
>
>Do you get a respoinse - if so, then that is the application you need to
>target.
>
>AcCeSsDeNiEd wrote:
>> Hi, I have Domino 6.5.3fp1 installed on Fedora Core1.
>>
>> I recently upgraded my linux server from RedHat 7.3->Fedora Core1
>> and Domino 6.0.3->6.5.3fp1.
>>
>> It seems I cannot get domino's imap to run on port 143.
>> I have disabled sendmail's imap in xinetd.
>> There is nothing running on port 143.
>>
>> However, if I edit domino's server doc and set it's imap to run on an
>> another port say 1433, then no problems.
>>
>> I'm not sure what's the issue here. Domino, linux or sendmail?
>> There's no useful info on domino's log.
>>
>> Is it because of some reserved ports on linux issue?
>>
>> I've read the notes.net forums. It seems that 6.5.2-3 have problems with
>> imap. It will crash the domino server when a imap client accesses it.
>> Which is true, I tried it on my port 1433. I'm not sure if my not being
>> able to run on port 143 is related to this. Well, anyway, I'm reverting
>> back to 6.5.1 tonite.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> To e-mail, remove the obvious


To e-mail, remove the obvious

AcCeSsDeNiEd wrote:
> Yes, I tried that.
> That's why I was sure nothing was running on port 143
>
> I have a temporrary fix however.
> I just use redir to redirect incoming request on port 143->1433.
> That seems to work for now.
>
I had a similar problem after switching the domino server from Windows
to linux, I was jumping in on a Fedora Core 3....you have luck that to
you it´s just affecting the imap, I had troubles with http, pop3 and
smtp, only one of those was working...I was needing a whole to figure
this out, and I found somewhere in the Notes FAQ (very hidden) the solution
The problem is solved after all very simple, got something to do that
domino is somehow not able (or supporting) too new versions of Linux
Kernels (which means in this case younger than two years ;-)

Just add the line
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5

in the .bash_profile of the notes user (the user which runs domino)

After adding this was working fine

HTH



> On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 11:58:50 GMT, "some.one@localhost"
> <some.one@localhost> wrote:
>
>
>>What happens when you telnet into the server using
>>
>>telnet IPaddressOFserver 143
>>
>>Do you get a respoinse - if so, then that is the application you need to
>>target.
>>
>>AcCeSsDeNiEd wrote:
>>
>>>Hi, I have Domino 6.5.3fp1 installed on Fedora Core1.
>>>
>>>I recently upgraded my linux server from RedHat 7.3->Fedora Core1
>>>and Domino 6.0.3->6.5.3fp1.
>>>
>>>It seems I cannot get domino's imap to run on port 143.
>>>I have disabled sendmail's imap in xinetd.
>>>There is nothing running on port 143.
>>>
>>>However, if I edit domino's server doc and set it's imap to run on an
>>>another port say 1433, then no problems.
>>>
>>>I'm not sure what's the issue here. Domino, linux or sendmail?
>>>There's no useful info on domino's log.
>>>
>>>Is it because of some reserved ports on linux issue?
>>>
>>>I've read the notes.net forums. It seems that 6.5.2-3 have problems with
>>>imap. It will crash the domino server when a imap client accesses it.
>>>Which is true, I tried it on my port 1433. I'm not sure if my not being
>>>able to run on port 143 is related to this. Well, anyway, I'm reverting
>>>back to 6.5.1 tonite.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>To e-mail, remove the obvious
>
>
>
> To e-mail, remove the obvious