mailbox stopped

[rakesraja]

i kill that process but still isn't working

[rakesraja]

when i restart the dnsmasq it shows

dnsmasq: failed to create listening socket:Address already in use[Failed]

[bofh]

sorry but if you dont know how to find the source of such an error how were supposed to help

you need a certain level of knowlege about linux - or get prof. help there

btw cannot bind means usually port already in use but can be another error too
maybe your network config is broken or whatever else i cant tell over a forum

and as i already wrote i dont like to support if you dont have a apropiate level of knowlege because this can be dangerous (if you do something wrong)

[rakesraja]

you are correct i am a learner only,i create a test mail server for my studies,for that i need help

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by rakesraja

you are correct i am a learner only,i create a test mail server for my studies,for that i need help

Yes, help but not getting everyone else to do the work for you.

[rakesraja]

you are correct i need to find the solution but ???

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by rakesraja

you are correct i need to find the solution but ???

...but what? Installing ZImbra on a Linux server (especially RHEL and it's variations) is one of the easiest thing to do - it should take you about 30 minutes from start to finish (at the most). I'd suggest you un-install Zimbra (search the forums for details on how to do that) then start again by reading the Quick Start Installation Guide (read it in detail), reading the Release Notes, reading the Split DNS wiki article (read it until you understand it), install and configure a Split DNS (test it until it works correctly), disabling SElinux and installing Zimbra again. You're not making it easy for anyone to help by just saying 'it doesn't work', you need to provide information and diagnostics about what exactly the problem is. If you have a problem at that stage then search the forums and wiki for details on how to resolve the problem and also look through the log files for errors.