Hallo Clemens, Dr. Clemens Hardewig, 30.10.2006 (d.m.y):
> Am Montag, 30. Oktober 2006 10:53 schrieb Christian Schmidt: > > Dr. Clemens Hardewig, 29.10.2006 (d.m.y): > > > > Was sagt ein "exim4 -brt [EMAIL PROTECTED]"? > > Wie genau sieht Dein spamcheck_router aus? > > > > Gruss/Regards, > > Christian Schmidt > > Hm - schon die Frage, was die Retry Rules damit zu tun haben könnten Grmpff. Vergiss das "r". Ich meinte "exim -bt ...". Aber hier geht es los: > --------> spamcheck_router router <-------- > local_part=user1 domain=localhost > checking for local user > finduser used cached passwd data for user1 > checking "condition" > calling spamcheck_router router > spamcheck_router router called for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > domain = localhost > set transport spamcheck > queued for spamcheck transport: local_part = user1 > domain = localhost > errors_to=NULL > domain_data=NULL localpart_data=NULL > routed by spamcheck_router router > envelope to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > transport: spamcheck > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > After routing: > Local deliveries: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Remote deliveries: > Failed addresses: > Deferred addresses: > search_tidyup called > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Local deliveries >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > --------> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <-------- > locking /var/spool/exim4/db/retry.lockfile > locked /var/spool/exim4/db/retry.lockfile > opened hints database /var/spool/exim4/db/retry: flags=0 > dbfn_read: key=T:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > no retry record exists > search_tidyup called > changed uid/gid: local delivery to user1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > transport=spamcheck > uid=102 gid=102 pid=16952 > auxiliary group list: <none> > home=/tmp current=/tmp > set_process_info: 16952 delivering 1GecpX-0004J7-VY to user1 using spamcheck > direct command: > argv[0] = /usr/bin/spamc > direct command after expansion: > argv[0] = /usr/bin/spamc > T: spamassassin_pipe for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > spamcheck transport entered > direct command: > argv[0] = /usr/sbin/exim4 > argv[1] = -oMr > argv[2] = spam-scanned > argv[3] = -bS > direct command after expansion: > argv[0] = /usr/sbin/exim4 > argv[1] = -oMr > argv[2] = spam-scanned > argv[3] = -bS > set_process_info: 16954 reading output from |/usr/sbin/exim4 -oMr > spam-scanned - OK, hier bekommt Dein exim gesagt, dass der Spam-Check schon durch ist. > bS > Writing message to pipe > writing data block fd=9 size=0 timeout=3600 > writing data block fd=9 size=35 timeout=3600 > writing data block fd=9 size=28 timeout=3600 > writing data block fd=9 size=5 timeout=3600 > process 16955 running as transport filter: write=10 read=11 > process 16956 writing to transport filter > writing data block fd=10 size=246 timeout=3600 > copying from the filter > waiting for filter process > waiting for writing process > writing data block fd=9 size=520 timeout=3600 > end of filtering transport writing: yield=1 > writing data block fd=9 size=0 timeout=3600 > writing data block fd=9 size=2 timeout=3600 > spamcheck transport yielded 0 > search_tidyup called > journalling [EMAIL PROTECTED] > spamcheck transport returned OK for [EMAIL PROTECTED] > post-process [EMAIL PROTECTED] (0) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] delivered > LOG: MAIN > => user1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> R=spamcheck_router T=spamcheck > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> deliveries are done >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > changed uid/gid: post-delivery tidying > uid=102 gid=102 pid=16951 > auxiliary group list: <none> > set_process_info: 16951 tidying up after delivering 1GecpX-0004J7-VY > Processing retry items > Succeeded addresses: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]: no retry items > Failed addresses: > Deferred addresses: > end of retry processing > LOG: MAIN > Completed > end delivery of 1GecpX-0004J7-VY > search_tidyup called > search_tidyup called > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Exim pid=16951 terminating with rc=0 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Bisher sehe ich aber nur einen Durchlauf des SpamAssassin... > und nun wirds interessant: im /var/log/exim4/mainlog (=LOG: MAIN) steht > wieder: > 2006-10-30 20:31:14 1GecpX-0004J7-VY <= [EMAIL PROTECTED] U=root P=local > S=246 > 2006-10-30 20:31:19 1Gecqo-0004PR-Vh <= [EMAIL PROTECTED] U=Debian-exim > P=spam-scanned S=664 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2006-10-30 20:31:19 1Gecqo-0004PR-Vh => user1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > R=local_user > T=cyrus_delivery > 2006-10-30 20:31:19 1Gecqo-0004PR-Vh Completed > 2006-10-30 20:31:19 1GecpX-0004J7-VY => user1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> R=spamcheck_ > router T=spamcheck > 2006-10-30 20:31:19 1GecpX-0004J7-VY Completed > > und da sinds dann wieder zwei: 1GecpX-0004J7-VY und 1Gecqo-0004PR-Vh. Die -Vh > taucht aber in den debug infos von exim4 gar nicht auf! Wo kann die also > herkommen? Keine Ahnung. Ist da irgendwo eine "unseen"-Option in den Routern definiert? Gruss, Christian Schmidt -- Christian Schmidt | Germany No HTML Mails, please!
