A bit of help needed - CentOS 7 ?

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bipsen
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A bit of help needed - CentOS 7 ?

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Hi

I am trying to get EFA up and running on CentOS 7.0 (and yes, I know it is intended for CentOS 6.x)...

So far I got more or less all components installed, even though I had to build some RPM's myself...

After starting/configuring the appliance, I see this in the log:

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Nov 11 22:59:01 localhost root: EFA Monitor ALERT: Service MailScanner down and restarted ( 3 attempts in past day, max attempts is 3 )
Nov 11 22:59:01 localhost root: EFA Monitor ALERT: Service webmin down and restarted ( 3 attempts in past day, max attempts is 3 )
Nov 11 22:59:01 localhost root: EFA Monitor ALERT: Service clamd down and restarted ( 3 attempts in past day, max attempts is 3 )
Nov 11 22:59:01 localhost root: EFA Monitor ALERT: Service saslauthd down and restarted ( 3 attempts in past day, max attempts is 3 )
* clamd is not named clamd on my system - but is started systemd - and is named clamd@scan
* webmin has not been installed
* MailScanner - that one is running, I don't know why it complains ?

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# service mailscanner status
MailScanner is running under process id 2818
* saslauthd - Hmm - it seems I forgot this one, needs to be installed as cyrus-sasl ....

But where are this monitoring taking place - in case something needs to be corrected for CentOS 7 ?

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Brian
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Re: A bit of help needed - CentOS 7 ?

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Scripts will need modified in EFA to support Systemd.
bipsen
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Re: A bit of help needed - CentOS 7 ?

Post by bipsen »

I found out, that is is caused by the way the monitoring script is checking whether MailScanner is running or not...
The output from the ps command looks a bit different - so some tweaking is probably required there (even though MailScanner still is called via the old /etc/init.d script)
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