本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛The netstat output you mentioned are from unix domain sockets, what we need is internet connections (should be the section above the unix domain one if you use 'netstat -an'). According to your telnet result, there should be one listenning on tcp/110 at least.
You telnet to tcp/25 failed, meaning that no smtp server is running. Because qmail's smtpd and pop3d are running out of tcpserver (an inetd replacement), you can do 'ps ax | grep tcpserver' to see how many of those are running. If you only get one entry, that means only one of smtpd and pop3d is running, most likely it would be the pop3d one. If so, you can try to go to /etc/rc.d/init.d (I'd assume you use redhat? a 'uname -a' will tell) and see if there's file called qmail, smtpd or the like, then do a './<filename> start'.
Also, is this server a DNS server too? If so, and since this server was setup 2 years ago, the DNS server may be vulnerable to attacks.
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You telnet to tcp/25 failed, meaning that no smtp server is running. Because qmail's smtpd and pop3d are running out of tcpserver (an inetd replacement), you can do 'ps ax | grep tcpserver' to see how many of those are running. If you only get one entry, that means only one of smtpd and pop3d is running, most likely it would be the pop3d one. If so, you can try to go to /etc/rc.d/init.d (I'd assume you use redhat? a 'uname -a' will tell) and see if there's file called qmail, smtpd or the like, then do a './<filename> start'.
Also, is this server a DNS server too? If so, and since this server was setup 2 years ago, the DNS server may be vulnerable to attacks.
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