Michael Carmack writes:
There are only two instances of courieresmtp logging an errno message. One of them is always ETIMEDOUT (Connection timed out). The other instance is when the connection fails for some reason. Somehow errno ends up getting set to ENOENT, before this is logged.Just saw this in the logs after someone tried to send out a large number of emails. About 50 of the specified addresses resulted in the following:Feb 10 23:07:17 neutrino courieresmtp: id=0001A12D.3E482FB2.0000065E,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: No such file or directory Feb 10 23:07:17 neutrino courieresmtp: id=0001A12D.3E482FB2.0000065E,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,status: deferred Everything else is working normally. This missing file or directory hasn't affected anything else, but presumably these mails aren't going to get delivered. What file or directory is this looking for? Any idea where it might have gone?
Hotmail is known for having flaky relays. Wait a bit and see if these recipients go through, eventually.
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