Sam Varshavchik wrote on 07/09/2008 01:06 AM: > Chuck Williams writes: > >> I'm not knowingly running any other mail server. Exim4 was initially >> installed on the machine, but was removed when I installed courier. >> It is not running now. Here is an example of the logging for a >> message I just sent from my gmail account to [EMAIL PROTECTED]: >> >> Jul 8 19:35:10 aloha courieresmtpd: started,ip=[::ffff:209.85.146.176] >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierd: >> newmsg,id=0000000001930439.0000000048744E0F.00003B27: dns; >> wa-out-1112.google.com ([::ffff:209.85.146.176]) >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierd: >> started,id=0000000001930439.0000000048744E0F.00003B27,from=<[EMAIL >> PROTECTED]>,module=local,host=chuck!!1002!1002!/home/chuck!!,addr=<chuck> >> >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierd: Waiting. shutdown time=none, wakeup >> time=Tue Jul 8 20:36:15 2008, queuedelivering=5, inprogress=1 >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierlocal: >> id=0000000001930439.0000000048744E0F.00003B27,from=<[EMAIL >> PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=2593,success: >> Message delivered. >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierd: >> completed,id=0000000001930439.0000000048744E0F.00003B27 >> Jul 8 19:35:11 aloha courierd: Waiting. shutdown time=Tue Jul 8 >> 20:01:50 2008, wakeup time=Tue Jul 8 20:01:50 2008, >> queuedelivering=4, inprogress=0 >> >> This looks analogous to the above. Are you saying this means that >> Courier is handling the local delivery, but somehow not handling the >> incoming mail from google? > > No, the above is a reasonable set of log messages for processing such > a message. However, your previous excerpt had nothing that showed > Courier delivering a message to the -help address. > > You can always use grep to search your syslog for log entries related > to the -help address.
I just subscribed another email address by sending a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This forwarded the subscription request to the list owner, who was able to confirm it, upon which I received the confirmation and became a member, all as expected. I then sent a message from this same account to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message did not return the help template -- instead it was forwarded to the list owner. Note the difference in syslog: aloha:/var/log# grep '\-subscribe' syslog Jul 9 09:19:42 aloha courierlocal: id=0000000001930270.0000000048750F4E.00005A25,from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,addr=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,size=1576,success: Message delivered. aloha:/var/log# grep '\-help' syslog aloha:/var/log# Sam, all evidence says you are right that the sanghas-help address is not being received and distributed to cmlm correctly. My original test of export DEFAULT=help and then calling couriermlm directly establishes that cmlm handles sanghas-help properly if the help is parsed out through the dot-courier delivery mechanism. But why would parsing of sanghas-subscribe work properly, while parsing of sanghas-help does not? Here are all the dot-courier files: aloha:/home/sanghas# ls -a . .. .bash_history .courier .courier-default .courier-owner .emacs.d sanghas-list aloha:/home/sanghas# cat .courier | /usr/bin/couriermlm msg /home/sanghas/sanghas-list aloha:/home/sanghas# cat .courier-default | /usr/bin/couriermlm ctlmsg /home/sanghas/sanghas-list aloha:/home/sanghas# cat .courier-owner /home/suga/Maildir aloha:/home/sanghas# Further I have double-checked my courier local-delivery aliases and none are for sanghas. This is is just bizarre. I'd like to request that a future version of webmlm provide at least the email address being subscribed to the moderator. For web-initiated subscriptions at present the moderator gets no information about which email address wants to subscribe. When subscriptions are sent through email (to -subscribe) at least the email address and subject of the email are provided (better would be to include the body). The web submission needs at least the email address, else the moderator as no information with which to make a decision, and ideally the web submission would also provide blanks to fill in subject and body. I'm going to try to patch this myself and will submit anything I come up. I've still got 4 messages in the mailq, each with a few unfulfilled recipients. There are no messages in the archive. These messages are all of the list traffic since setup a couple days ago. Does archiving happen only after delivery is complete and the message exits the mailq? That seems strange, but if it doesn't work that way, I need to track down why the archive isn't working. Unrelated, I'm setting all this up now as I just migrated the manawiz.com server to a new box. I took courier down on the old box during the migration of the Maildirs (yes, that's laziness) and during that approx 12-hour outage was apparently dropped from courier-users. At least I stopped receiving messages and was rejected as a non-member when I tried to send one. I resubscribed to the list, but now am getting every message twice, so it appears I'm somehow on their twice. Can that be fixed? Thanks, Chuck ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by: SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards: VOTE NOW! Studies have shown that voting for your favorite open source project, along with a healthy diet, reduces your potential for chronic lameness and boredom. Vote Now at http://www.sourceforge.net/community/cca08 _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
