Hello all, First off - love dbmail by the way, great system for storing in a database.
Now on to the problem I'm having. I'm having difficulty with a user not receiving e-mails. In order to diagnose this here are the statistics: Server setup - as following the guide I wrote here: http://borvik.gotdns.com/dbwebmail/index.php?page=guide I have 20 users setup to use the system, with 21 email addresses. Usernames are in the format of their e-mail address with the '@' replaced by a '+'. I'm hosting 8 different domains. Not all domains have their mail routed to this server yet, but that is a simple transport change on another postfix server. The email address in question is info@<domain_hidden>.com. Here are the relevant maillog lines: May 10 11:49:25 <hidden> postfix/smtpd[2348]: connect from <hidden>[<ip_hidden>] May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/smtpd[2348]: 199834FD894: client=<hidden>[<ip_hidden>] May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/cleanup[2355]: 199834FD894: message-id=<20060510155057.F13D61138049@<sender_domain_hidden>> May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/smtpd[2348]: disconnect from <hidden>[<ip_hidden>] May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/qmgr[1860]: 199834FD894: from=<sender_hidden>, size=972, nrcpt=1 (queue active) May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/cleanup[2355]: 448E44FD8A6: message-id=<20060510155057.F13D61138049@<sender_domain_hidden>> May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/local[2356]: 199834FD894: to=<info@<domain_hidden>.com>, relay=local, delay=0, status=sent (forwarded as 448E44FD8A6) May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/qmgr[1860]: 199834FD894: removed May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/qmgr[1860]: 448E44FD8A6: from=<sender_hidden>, size=1110, nrcpt=1 (queue active) May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/smtp[2357]: 448E44FD8A6: to=<postmaster@<domain_hidden>.com>, orig_to=<info@<domain_hidden>.com>, relay=<hidden>[<hidden>], delay=0, status=sent (250 Ok: queued as 40527B2653) May 10 11:49:26 <hidden> postfix/qmgr[1860]: 448E44FD8A6: removed It seems to be trying to forward the mail (the forwarded as) for some reason, even though the user is setup as a local user. Anyone have any ideas? If more information is required, let me know and I'll see if I can provide it. Thanks, Chris Kolkman
