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Citadel had trouble on starting up. We couldn't bind all ports you configured to be provided by Citadel Server.
This means, Citadel won't be the service provider for a specific service you configured it to.
If you don't want Citadel to provide these services, turn them off in WebCit via: "Admin->System Preferences->Network".
The failed ports and sockets are: extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:504: (citadel-TCP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:143: (IMAP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:993: (IMAPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:119: (NNTP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:563:
(NNTPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:110: (POP3) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:995: (POP3S) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:25: (SMTP-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:465: (SMTPs-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:587: (SMTP-MSA)
If you want Citadel to provide you with that functionality, check the output of "netstat -lnp" on Linux, or "netstat -na" on BSD and disable the program that binds these ports.
To make both ways actualy take place restart the citserver with "sendcommand down"
The errors returned by the system were:
failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed
You can recheck the above if you follow this faq item:
http://www.citadel.org/doku.php?id=faq:mastering_your_os:net#netstat
Subject: Re: Sender address added to recipient address
recipient: user@mydomain.com, user@gmail.com
why does citadel add sender address to recipient address ?
This is a new bug that has been discovered and fixed. Please download Citadel Server again (using Easy Install again if that's how you originally installed it) and you will receive the fix.
Subject: Re: Error 550 Messages should have one or no To headers, not 2
To: admin@domain.net
To: mgolden@domain.net
This is a new bug that has been discovered and fixed.
Please update your Citadel Server again (for example, using the Easy Install script) and you will receive the fix.
I am generally new to setting up servers. I have read a few outdated guides on how to setup a Citadel Server.
I have weird problem. I Citadel installed on an Ubuntu 20 OS and it seems that my SMTP ports are closed.
My ip tables are blank and my UFW is disabled so all of my traffic should be allowed, but any inbound traffic to smtp ports is automatically dropped.
I am able to send emails to other organizations, but unable to receive them.
My DNS records and MX records are pointing correctly to my citadel server, this was confirmed when I restarted my Citadel server and was able for a brief time receive emails that I had previously sent.
I also did a local nmap scan on my Public Facing IP. It showed my ports being closed.
Is there anything that I could have misconfigured on initial Citadel setup?
Can anyone help me with this? Happens every time I restart Citadel server in Webcit!
Citadel had trouble on starting up. We couldn't bind all ports you configured to be provided by Citadel Server.
This means, Citadel won't be the service provider for a specific service you configured it to.
If you don't want Citadel to provide these services, turn them off in WebCit via: "Admin->System Preferences->Network".
The failed ports and sockets are: extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:504: (citadel-TCP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:143: (IMAP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:993: (IMAPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:119: (NNTP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:563:
(NNTPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:110: (POP3) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:995: (POP3S) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:25: (SMTP-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:465: (SMTPs-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:587: (SMTP-MSA)
If you want Citadel to provide you with that functionality, check the output of "netstat -lnp" on Linux, or "netstat -na" on BSD and disable the program that binds these ports.
To make both ways actualy take place restart the citserver with "sendcommand down"
The errors returned by the system were:
failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed
You can recheck the above if you follow this faq item:
http://www.citadel.org/doku.php?id=faq:mastering_your_os:net#netstat
My citadel server, which is being used only for email, has degraded to the point that it no longer runs. I can't log into the web interface. My devices can't fetch mail. It is running on an ubuntu server and was configured after easy install.
After it stopped working, I attempted to do an easy install from an updated package. When I ssh into the box I get the following messages:
citserver[3250]: db: cdb_fetch(9): BDB0075 DB_PAGE_NOTFOUND: Requested page not found
I was seeing these messages even before attempting to patch with the latest. Not sure what to do from here.
Hi,
I‘m by no means an expert, but every problem I’ve had so far with Citadel has been a database one.
If it’s not happy with the data, the server won’t start. Do you have any backups of the data directory?
I've been running Citadel for 5 years, at least, and I'm finding now that the only way to keep it going is to restore the server from backup. Cleaning the database, reinstalling, and all the other scripts just send me in circles. Once in a while I get lucky after deleting locks and sockets then using the scripts, it will function again, but for the time invested restoring from a working copy always works. On my email client, I keep local copies of important emails.
Citadel had trouble on starting up. We couldn't bind all ports you configured to be provided by Citadel Server.
This means, Citadel won't be the service provider for a specific service you configured it to.
If you don't want Citadel to provide these services, turn them off in WebCit via: "Admin->System Preferences->Network".
The failed ports and sockets are: extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:504: (citadel-TCP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:143: (IMAP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:993: (IMAPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:119: (NNTP) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:563:
(NNTPS) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:110: (POP3) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:995: (POP3S) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:25: (SMTP-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:465: (SMTPs-MTA) ;extensions: TCP port 0.0.0.0:587: (SMTP-MSA)
If you want Citadel to provide you with that functionality, check the output of "netstat -lnp" on Linux, or "netstat -na" on BSD and disable the program that binds these ports.
To make both ways actualy take place restart the citserver with "sendcommand down"
The errors returned by the system were:
failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed; failed
You can recheck the above if you follow this faq item:
http://www.citadel.org/doku.php?id=faq:mastering_your_os:net#netstatCan anyone help me with this? Happens every time I restart Citadel server in Webcit!
Not so much a question just an fyi, been seeing that a LOT today on the forums.
Like every other refresh.
I got a security error one today, too.
Not so much a question just an fyi, been seeing that a LOT today on the forums.
Like every other refresh.
Did you fix some of my other points that I have mentioned in
#] Thu Jan 28 2021 18:34:21 EST from markus
too? Or in other words: Where can I read about what was fixed or changed in the actual software?
Thanks
Markus
Sun Feb 21 2021 15:28:04 EST from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: Sender address added to recipient addressrecipient: user@mydomain.com, user@gmail.com
why does citadel add sender address to recipient address ?
This is a new bug that has been discovered and fixed. Please download Citadel Server again (using Easy Install again if that's how you originally installed it) and you will receive the fix.
Just installed Citadel on Ubuntu 20.04 from the repo. No configs have been changed, but, when accessing the web interface, I receive a 503 error that redirects me to a non-existent page in the Citadel docs.
This program was unable to connect or stay connected to the Citadel server. Please report this problem to your system administrator.
Read More...
Advice is welcome.
Thank you,
Larry
How can I use citadel with nginx as a webservice (not with webcit)
Run WebCit on another port and configure nginx to proxy to it.
Its a nice idea, I try it :-)
Regards tabbi
Hello
I am setting up a email server using Citadel and I need to use DKIM to stop emails going to the recipients SPAM folder.
Can some one help.
Running citadel on debian 9 with no other apps.
firewall is disabled and all iptable entries removed with default allow on all
citadel setup with standard ports and webcit running with 8080 and 8443
8080 and 8443 work and are open ie can configure and add users
ports 25,123,465,587,993 are all closed when testing with tcptraceroute
can someone please offer some guidance
rgds Ian
Subject: collect: premature EOM: input/output error
Sending emails is not reliable. Small text emails usually work. But you can't rely on it. Emails with attachments (pictures, etc.) "disappear" without error messages, they do not arrive.
I received such log entries from email servers on the recipient side:
"collect: premature EOM: input/output error"
Subject: Re: collect: premature EOM: input/output error
I have the same issue on Raspbian. Mail working nice on port 8443. I can receive attachments but get an error when trying to attach and send a small file.
This support installation of citadel can add attachments fine.
I must have a permission setting wrong - but where?
