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how_to:1069_-_login_failure_-_error_when_starting_vpop3db_service [2012/09/17 12:22] – [Windows desktop, standalone server or member server] paul | how_to:1069_-_login_failure_-_error_when_starting_vpop3db_service [2019/11/13 15:35] (current) – [1069 Login Failure error when starting VPOP3DB service] paul | ||
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- | A 1069 login failure error when starting the VPOP3DB service usually means that something is ' | + | A 1069 or 7000 login failure error when starting the VPOP3DB service usually means that something is ' |
You need to check the account, set the password to never expires, and if that doesn' | You need to check the account, set the password to never expires, and if that doesn' | ||
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If VPOP3 is running on a Windows AD Controller, then go to Start -> Administrative Tools -> Active Directory Users and Computers. In the Users list, find **vpop3postgres**, | If VPOP3 is running on a Windows AD Controller, then go to Start -> Administrative Tools -> Active Directory Users and Computers. In the Users list, find **vpop3postgres**, | ||
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=====Windows desktop, standalone server or member server===== | =====Windows desktop, standalone server or member server===== |