Yes, this indeed was the problem! For some reason the mail was being sent to "user" even though I had no user named that.
Thanks a bunch! I have had this problem for quite a while and never could figure out how to fix it. On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 5:34 AM, Bonno Bloksma <b.blok...@tio.nl> wrote: > Hi, > > >[....] > > so, if I want to use mail.example.com as my fqdn, and the old fqdn was > something.else and r...@something.else was redirecting mail to > m...@something.else ... then what do I need to change in Exim to make this > happen? > > Is it maybe the aliases setting? > Probably you edited the \etc\aliases file, it defines where to forward > mail to. There will be a line like: > root: me > or > root: m...@mail.example.com > After saving the file it needs to be processed by the command > newaliases > If you skip this file then mail to root will go to the old forward address > and will fail if that no longer exists. > > Bonno Bloksma > >
