Bryan Ross writes: > Whenever someone tries to send mail to the server, they get a "450 Service > temporarily unavailable." error. > > However, if I try to send an email to one of my users from the console, I > get some extra information telling me that the address Im sending to is > invalid. Eg; > > 450 Service temporarily unavailable. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]: invalid address. > > In an effort to diagnose the problem, I enabled a full mysql log, which > shows that courier is looking up the address okay, > > Connect courier-user@localhost on > Init DB hosting > Query SELECT id, crypt, "", uid, gid, home, "", quota, realname FROM > mail WHERE id = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
And what does the mysql server reply with? > Any ideas? I've check hosteddomains, local, relay, etc, and the correct > hostnames seem to be okay. Check also authdaemonrc. If you have the source tree you installed Courier from still on disk, just rerun make install and make install-configure, if you have not done so already. make install should fix any file permissions and ownership that got busted. make install-configure should repair any corruption to most configuration files, without blowing away your existing configuration (lost configuration settings will be restored to their default values). Even if you already did make install, the source tree includes a diagnostic utility authtest, in the authlib subdirectory. This utility can be used to run a sample authentication request through the system, and see what comes back. > Any help would be *greatly* appreciated! As we > speak, I can see incoming mail appearing in maillog, and being permanently > bounced :( A 450 is a temporary deferral. If you fix this soon, you won't lose any mail. -- Sam _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
