LiNUxG0d wrote: > Hey guys! > > I have to admit, after running Spamassassin and Boxtrapper, seeing ASSP was > like a total revelation... I nearly broke down and cried. :) It's so > amazing. :) > > Needless to say, I'm in a bit of a pickle. > > I've installed a package called "ASSP X" which bundles ASSP and other > goodies with a cPanel/WHM frontend, and it doesn't seem to be running > properly. > > I mean, all existing users are running smoothly, but when a user tries to > add a new address at their domain, it gives me a invalid address rejected in > my /usr/local/assp/logs/maillog.txt > > Jul-11-07 14:27:18 41784386 1.2.3.4 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> invalid address > rejected: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul-11-07 14:27:18 41784386 1.2.3.4 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> invalid address > rejected: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > In cPanel, there's a file called /etc/localdomains which contains all > domains local to the server in question. Every time a domain is added, it's > added there to insure that Exim sees it as a localdomain. The > "theirdomain.com" entry shown above is in this flat file. > > The users $HOME contains a folder called mail/ which stores them per > domain... > > IE: /home/someuser/mail/theirdomain.com/localpart/ > > We're using "maildir" as storage and Exim as an MTA. It's really odd. When > a user creates a new address, it isn't deliverable and bounces back with: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > SMTP error from remote mail server after RCPT > TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > host theirdomain.com [2.3.4.5]: 550 5.1.1 User unknown: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > The address is in the home mail directory, and it should be deliverable. > > I checked the /usr/local/assp/files/localemails and the @theirdomain.com > isn't listed there... could this be why? I mean, as per the "Validate Local > Addresses" section, I see the "No-Valid-Local-User Reply" contains the error > message I'm seeing on the bounce so I assumed this is where the missing link > was. > > In that section I can then edit the "localemails" file, but when I do, and > it saves, I try sending and it bounces, so I look it up and the > @theirdomain.com is gone yet again! I can see the file is being > > I'm just not sure what to do about this. I feel as if my changes aren't > being saved and short of "chattr +i" the file, I can't think of any > options... I'm too much of a newbie to this to know. ;) > > I have about 7 years of server administration under my belt, so, talking > tech is fine, I can handle it. > > Let me know if you can help please, I'm really muddled. > > This is why I have turned to you kind folks. :) > > Warmest regards, > > Jacob
ASSP has two ways to validate local users, LDAP and a flat text file under the variable "LocalAddresses_Flat". My text file is named simply localaddresses.txt, yours will probably be different. Look in your assp.cfg file for something like the following line: LocalAddresses_Flat:=file:config\local addresses.txt Not sure how cpanel handles that, but make sure you are modifying the right file this way. We use a combination of LDAP and the flat text file for our company. Doug ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
