PMDF System Manager's Guide

The PMDF mailbox servers configuration utility will ask if you want to run a POPPASSD server; you should use that utility to generate the appropriate PMDF Service Dispatcher definition; see the appropriate edition of the PMDF Installation Guide for details on using the configuration utility. Samples of the sort of service definition that would be created by that utility are shown in Example 14-13 and Example 14-14.

Example 14-13 Sample POPPASSD Service Definition for the Dispatcher on OpenVMS

! ! POP3 password daemon for Eudora ! [SERVICE=POPPASSD] PORT=106 IMAGE=PMDF_EXE:POPPASSD.EXE LOGFILE=PMDF_LOG:POPPASSD.LOG MIN_PROCS=1 MAX_PROCS=2 MIN_CONNS=2 MAX_CONNS=5

Example 14-14 Sample POPPASSD Service Definition for the Dispatcher on UNIX

! ! POP3 password daemon for Eudora ! [SERVICE=POPPASSD] PORT=106 IMAGE=/pmdf/bin/poppassd LOGFILE=/pmdf/log/poppassd.log MIN_PROCS=1 MAX_PROCS=2 MIN_CONNS=2 MAX_CONNS=5 USER=root

Once such a service definition has been added to the Dispatcher configuration file, you must restart the PMDF Service Dispatcher so that it will start the new service, or start the Dispatcher if it was not running previously; see Chapter 11 for details.