Beryl Snyder wrote:
Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
Beryl Snyder wrote:
The database is working fine, mail is sent and revived fine.
any idea where to look at next?
Increase TRACE_STDERR in dbmail.conf and try again from the
commandline. 0 is nothing and 5 is a lot.
.
They only had TRACE_LEVEL i set that equal to 5,still no go;
What the hell is TRACE_LEVEL? Is that something from the 2.0.x or
earlier era? What version of dbmail are you using?
You should have two TRACE_ options in dbmail.conf (dbmail 2.2.x).
TRACE_STDERR sets the log level of stderr - errors thrown to your
console. And TRACE_SYSLOG, which will send the errors to /var/log/mail
or /var/log/maillog depending on your distro.
I tryed
connecting another dbmail server to that database and adding a user that
way and I got an error. would there be any negative ramifications if i
just manually edited the table to add the user?(still need to get this
fixed but could i use as a work around)
It's easier to fix this probably, so let's solve it.
Regards,
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Aleksander Kamenik
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