Yes...I already have the sql-recipients.cf file Also this user receive emails find, but in some cases (randomly) postfix or dbmail can't find the user(s) and then give back an "user unknown" message.
Talking with Paul Stevens he said that I should try with the daily snapshot (dbmail_latest_2_0_branch.tar.gz) to solve this problem. I also try running the latest version of dbmail (v.2.0.4) and I "still with the same problem" Now I try running the daily snapshot that Paul gave to me. For a few days I will be monitoring the "maillog" to see if everything is find. In case something goes wrong ..I will write another email with a "Still having 'user unknown messages" subject. Regards, Humberto > Postfix is giving you the errors because there are no local usernames or > addresses on the system. After all, they're part of a database. To > that end, you need to tell dbmail where to find them. I use the > following and it works well. > > > In /etc/postfix/main.cf use the following: > > local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf > > Then the "/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf" file looks like: > > user=<dbusername> > password=<dbpassword> > hosts=localhost > dbname=dbmail > table=dbmail_aliases > select_field=alias > where_field=alias > > > That will solve the unknown user errors. > > Curtis > > Paul J Stevens wrote: > >> Humberto, >> >> You want: >> http://www.dbmail.org/download/snapshots/dbmail_latest_2_0_branch.tar.gz >> >> Humberto Valiente wrote: >> >>> Hello Steve >>> >>> In a previous email you told me to user daily snapshot to solve my >>> problem >>> with 'user unknown" messages. But you told me too that snapshots are >>> not a >>> perfect fix, but better nonetheless than 2.0.4. >>> >>> Before that I try intalling the latest version of dbmail (2.04) >>> >>> After the installation the "user unknown" error messages disappear >>> ..but >>> now they are appearing again. >>> >>> I would like to know which is the difference to use the latest dbmail >>> version (2.04 from 2005-03-17) vs daily snapshots (from 2004-11-29)? >> >> >> That's ancient stuff :-) Many bugs were fixed since then. >> >>> and Which of the daily snapshot I should apply? (latest, HEAD, >>> branch, all) >> >> >> the 'latest' snapshots are symlinks to the relevant tar files. Use the >> branch for 2.0. >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Dbmail mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail >
