qpopper acts like a standalone server (-S) even if started from xinetd (without -S). The connection is accepted and then is immediatly closed. After restarting a few times xinetd i had a failure and a ps showed qpopper there up and running (and working fine). My guess is that it tries to run as a standalone but i haven't looked into the source (yet). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.install qpopper and launch it from xinetd 2.try to connect to the pop3 server, here i have connection accepted and closed without the daemon banner 3.try to restart xinetd a bunch of times untill it get a fault 4. try to connect to the pop3 server, now here it works (for me) Actual Results: as i described in the steps above Expected Results: the connecion should be accepted when running from xinetd
please post your `emerge qpopper -vp`
4 months old and got no response. Anyway the bug doesn't seem to be Gentoo-related but upstream. Anyway, i RESOLVED->NEEDINFO till we get the info we need. Cheers, Ferdy
Talked with the user (a friend of mine)
Was probably a new useflag issue on upgrade. Now works for him (feedback by irc)