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Queue Runner Error

Gruff

We are currently implementing PureMessage for unix in to our network and have so far setup a CMS server and 1 edge server, messages are being marked as spam and quarantined but no message appear in the quarantine.

I have noticed the following errors in the pmx-log:

Queue run error: 'Unable to proceed with indexing: incorrect value for parameter 'location_id' in /opt/pmx/var/qdir/db.conf at /opt/pmx/lib/site_perl/5.8.7/PureMessage/MessageStore/Dir.pm line 382. '

The contents of the db.conf file are :

class = PureMessage::MessageStore::Dir
location = localhost
location_id = 1
insert_rule_hits = 0
num_msg = 0
disk_used = 147456

Should the location point to the CMS server and not localhost ?

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    Is this the Edge server or the CSM server?

    In the db.conf, the "location =" should be the FQDN of the system that the file resides on.

    If you run (as the pmx user):

    $ pmx-resources-init init

    This registers the server with the database and essentially joins it to the configuration.

    I would guess that something in the /etc/hosts file is not setup properly as it is resolving itself to localhost.

    I would try the above command first.  If there are issues with that, I would call in to support to get this resolved.

    Cheers,

    :1669
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    Is this the Edge server or the CSM server?

    In the db.conf, the "location =" should be the FQDN of the system that the file resides on.

    If you run (as the pmx user):

    $ pmx-resources-init init

    This registers the server with the database and essentially joins it to the configuration.

    I would guess that something in the /etc/hosts file is not setup properly as it is resolving itself to localhost.

    I would try the above command first.  If there are issues with that, I would call in to support to get this resolved.

    Cheers,

    :1669
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